Enter the following user name and password set at the factory.
User name: NSP1admin
Password: NSP1admin
Note
Be sure to change the password set at the factory for safety.
For detailed information on how to change the password, see “Making Account Settings” on page 12.
7 Click the “OK” button.
The Status page opens.
Selecting a Language
You can select the language used on the setup pages.
To display the setup pages in Japanese: Click “Japanese”.
To display the setup pages in English: Click “English”.
System Setup
The System Settings page is used to make general system settings such as system date and time, networks, displays, and so on. Also, this page allows you to verify system information
Opening the System Settings page
Click the “System Settings” button.
The System Settings page opens.
Setting/changing the system date and time
1 Enter the date (year/month/day) and time (hours/ minutes) in the
2 Enter the time zone.
Enter the time difference from UTC.
For detailed information on the time difference, see the time difference world map on page 17.
3 Click the “Send” button.
The date and time information is sent to the unit.
Note
The date and time can be set or changed only by clicking the “Send” button to send the information to the unit.
However, whenever you change the time zone, be sure to carry out the following operation.
However, if you intend to continue the setup operation, it is not necessary to carry out the following step.
Make the settings on each page, as required. When all of the desired settings are completed on each page, be sure to click the “Reboot” button on that page.
4 Click the “Reboot” button.
The unit is powered off once, and then powered on again.
The time zone of this unit is switched to the one entered in step 2.
Note
When a “ON” is selected indicating an NTP server is to be used on page 11, the date and time set on this page are adjusted according to the time information sent from the NTP server after a while.
Making the network settings
1 Set the network address.
When a DHCP server is used: Select “Use” from “Use DHCP”.
The IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address are obtained automatically.
After this unit is turned off and then turned on when you click the “Reboot” button, addresses automatically obtained are displayed.
When a DHCP server is not used: Select “No use” from “Use DHCP”. Enter the following parameters:
IP address: Enter the IP address for this unit.
Subnet mask: Enter the subnet mask of the network where the unit is to be used.
Gateway: Enter the IP address of the gateway.
When a wireless LAN is used: Select “Use” from “Use Wireless LAN.”
Enter the ESSID (Extended Service Set ID) in the “ESSID” text box and the WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key in the “WEP key” text box, if required. Up to 31 alphabetical and numeric characters, excluding *, [, ], \, %, /, $, “, &, and ‘, can be entered to make up the ESSID.
Ask the network administrator for both.
Note
Be sure not to connect the network cable to the network connector on the unit, when a wireless LAN is used.
10 Setup