Preface, EEC Compatibility | Oki 7300e specification

PREFACE

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EEC Compatibility

This product complies with the requirements of the Council Directives 89/336/EEC (EMC) and 73/ 23/EEC (LVD) as amended where applicable on the approximation of the laws of the member states relating to electromagnetic compatibility and low voltage.

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Contents

Users Guide Preface EEC Compatibility Preface Table of Contents Uninstallation 103 Table of Contents Configuration Introduction Specification CPU Self-diagnostic test Push-button Configuration Smtp TransmitDISABLE Reply-To address Signature line To Address Retrieve everymin.OFF Available utilities Configuration utilityUtility Features System requirements Using Quick Setup Configuration Using AdminManager Follow the on-screen instructions Installation Configuration Status Menu InterfaceFile menu Function Setup Menu Location Comments Oki Device SetupGeneral Tab TCP/IP Tab Netware Tab NDS Setup EtherTalk Tab NetBEUI Tab Snmp Tab Etc IPX POP Tab Smtp Tab Out, Paper Low/Out, Paper Jam, Cover Create a NetWare Queue Server Mode LocationPrint Queue Printer IP Address Setup Delete NetWare Object Option Menu Using a Web browser Help Menu Network configurations Category Ref. no DHCP/BOOTP TCPIP-6 NetWare Tree Name NetWare-9 SMTP-2 SNMP-1 Printer configuration Category Type Comment Read only Fuser Life Remaining Paper Feed Tray Selectable Configuration ECP Category Type Comment ID# Microsoft Internet Explorer Netscape Navigator Configuration Using Telnet Example for IP address Example for IP address 192.168.20.127 $ telnet Telnet hierarchical structure Level1 Level2 Level3 Ref No STATUS-1 SMTP-1 SMTP-20 Using Snmp Configurable items and Default Values Bold is the default setting Public Auto SET Rprinter Which OkiLAN 7300e Is installed Be sent to Configuration Configuration NO/YES Trap-5 OKI Device Network Setup printer Trap-11 OKI Device Network Setup printer 00000000000 OKI Device Network Setup Smtp Any Set E-Mail Configuration POP3 POP Configurable items vary between printers Management utility PrintSuperVision Windows Operating System Service OptionSystem requirement Pack Supported Browsers Supported Printers Supported network interface cards Network Interface Supported printer Cards WindowsXP/2000/NT4.0 requires administrator privileges UninstallationTo install the Print SuperVision utility Printing utility System Requirement To install the OKI LPR utility Windows XP/2000/NT4.0 requires administrator privileges Uninstallation Microsoft Windows Overview Installation of TCP/IP Protocol Windows Version Method Windows 95/98/Me Windows NT Windows Windows XP Network printer IP address configuration Do you use the NetWare protocol? Printed diagnostics samplePush-button Do you use the TCP/IP protocol? Do you use the EtherTalk protocol? Do you use the NetBEUI protocol? Microsoft LPR NT 4.0 requires administrator privilegesOkiLPR Windows 2000 requires administrator privileges Okilpr Port IPP Select Next Install printer driver Port IPP NetBEUI Protocol Network Printer SettingsNovell Netware IPX Computer Name Name assigned to the printer Windows 95/98/Me Windows Printer driver configuration Computer Name OL07DB85 Microsoft Windows Microsoft Windows Supported Versions and Modes Remote Printer ModePrint Server Mode Recommended Setup Utilities Printing the Network Interface Card Configuration Sheet OKI Ndps Gateway Novell NetWare Novell NetWare Novell NetWare IPrint Novell NetWare Configuration Network Interface card setting NIC Check Ok addr 00 80 92 01 00 D2 10BASE-TPI Example Logging in to IP address Unix Example for IP address 192.168.20.127 and host name C7400 Operating system configurationSun OS 4.x.x BSD configuration Example for host name C7400 # ps aux grep lpd Sun Solaris 2.x configuration # usr/sbin/lpshut HP-UX 10.x configuration # ping C7400 # /usr/sbin/lpshut Example for the C7400 registered as the print server AIX 4.1.5 configurationExample for IP Address 192.168.29.127 and host name C7400 # smit mkrque LPD Printing BSD-based Unix Logical printersLogical printer Printer function Example To delete a print job Job ID 123 on the C7400lp Logical directories Example To delete a print job Job ID 456 in the C7400lpFTP printing Logical directory Printer function Example Logging in with host name C7400 or IP address Ftp cd /lp Example transferring print data test.prn Example displaying network card status Ftp quote stat /lp Unix Apple Macintosh Supported Versions Setup Utilities Use EtherTalk Protocol ConfigurationAppleTalk Configuration Printer Name Macintosh OS Apple Macintosh Apple Macintosh ROM Check and RAM Check register NG Self-diagnostic testPrinter does not print NIC check registers NG Incorrect User name on the banner Printer cannot find the network interface cardCannot print with lpr and ftp Remote Server mode NetWare Not identified by the Chooser and the Setup Utility Print Server modePostScript error occurs if a Banner Page is printed EtherTalk NetBEUI Network interface card is not identified Error writing to Prn1 Glossary