Using the LCD keyboard, Setting up an IP address | Kodak ESP 5200

Networking Your Printer

Using the LCD keyboard

When you need to enter letters or numbers, a keyboard appears on the LCD. There are two types of keyboards, depending on which printer model you have.

•To change from uppercase to lowercase, select abc/123, then press OK.

•To change from lowercase to uppercase, select ABC/123, then press OK.

•To enter punctuation or symbols, select !@#, then press OK.

Use the arrow keys to select the letters, numbers, and symbols, then press OK.

On the control panel (both types of keyboards), press , , or to select the letters and numbers, using the correct uppercase and lowercase letters. Press OK after each character. When you are done, select DONE, then press OK.

Setting up an IP address

IMPORTANT: You should only need to set up an IP address for your printer if you are having a problem with connecting. Typically, it is not necessary to set up an IP address. This procedure is for advanced users who know how to obtain the IP address for the printer.

All IP address entries have the following format: 000.000.000.000. Within each three-digit grouping, the number must be right-justified. If an address or subnet mask has only one or two characters between the periods, include one or two leading zeros in front of that number. For example:

The address as it may appear in your documentation

How to enter the address in the printer menu

149.89.138.149	149.089.138.149

149.2.40.149	149.002.040.149

For information about obtaining the printer IP address, go to

www.kodak.com/go/inkjetnetworking.

8	www.kodak.com/go/aiosupport

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Kodak ESP 5200 manual Using the LCD keyboard, Setting up an IP address

Contents

Extended User Guide Kodak ESP 5200 Series All-in-One PrinterPage Table of contents Copying TroubleshootingScanning Maintaining Your Printer Product and Safety Specifications Components Printer Overview Control panel Feature Description Time to Low Power Configuring printer settingsHome Center Software Date and Time Language Setting your printer as the default printerCountry/Region For computers with MAC OS Connecting to a non-WPS wireless router Connecting to a wireless networkNetworking Your Printer Before you connect Listed Not listed With Push Button Configuration Connecting to a WPS wireless routerPressing a button Setting up an IP address Using the LCD keyboard Dynamic Dhcp Automatic Private Manual Static Viewing the network configuration Connecting to another Kodak All-in-One Printer Printing the network configurationSelect No, my printer is not listed, then click Next Select Yes, my printer is listed, then click Next If your printer is connected to a computer with Windows OS Changing from USB to a wireless connection If your printer is connected to a computer with MAC OS Paper types Handling PaperPaper sizes Loading paper Envelope sizesLoading plain paper Loading photo paper Loading envelopes Printing documents PrintingPrinting two-sided documents Printing two-side documents from a computer with Windows OS Printing from a memory card Printing picturesSelect File Print Changing the settings and printing pictures Using default settings to print a picture Settings Description Printing tagged pictures Settings Description Zooming and cropping pictures Transferring pictures to a computer Printing pictures or documents from a wireless deviceTransferring pictures to a computer with Windows OS Transferring pictures to a computer with MAC OS Copying Using the default settings to copy a documentCopying a document Copy Document Setting Description Adjusting the settings and copying a document Changing the number of copies of a document Copy Document Setting Description Option Enlarging or reducing a document Darkening or lightening a copy Copying a photograph Using the default settings to copy a photograph Copy Photo Option Setting Description Adjusting the settings and copying a photograph Changing the number of copies of a photograph Setting Description Enlarging or reducing a photograph Darkening or lightening a copy of a photograph Setting Options Select Printer Scan SettingsScanning Before you begin scanning Scan2, and so on Scanning multiple pictures simultaneously Scanning from the computer Scanning from the control panel Click Printer Scan Settings, then select the Picture tab Scan Option Settings Description Maintaining Your Printer General care and cleaning Cleaning the scanner glass and document backing Replacing ink cartridges Remove the protective cap from the cartridge Kodak ESP 5200 Series All-in-One Printer Replacing the printhead Remove the two plastic protective caps Maintaining Your Printer Updating the software and printer firmware To update the softwareClick Tools and Documentation To update the software To update the printer firmwareTo update the firmware Resetting factory defaults Monitoring and adjusting printer performanceChecking ink levels Basic troubleshooting TroubleshootingProblem Possible Solutions To select View Network Configuration , then press OK Print Quality missing colors, blank prints, etc Getting help on the WebThen Paper jam Wi-Fi status light Power status lightPower light What it means Status lights Specifications and features Product and Safety SpecificationsPhoto printing features Copy document features Scanning features Copy photo featuresPaper tray features Ink cartridges Warranty Physical specificationsConnectivity Software support Computer with Windows OS System requirementsComputer with MAC OS Paper types supported Plain paper Labels Index card stock Paper sizes supportedPhotos Safety information Ink cartridge safety LCD screen safetyRegulatory compliance FCC statement European compliance statement Canadian statementsGerman compliance statement Industry Canada IC Radiation Exposure Statement Energy Star Qualified All-in-One Printer Warranty Information Declaration of Conformity Index Pic Flick App, 23 plain paper Multiple pictures simultaneously, 36 resolution WPS router Zoom buttons Zooming and cropping pictures