The first thing to check - do you have the optional ethernet card for this unit?
The earlier models had an ethernet card as an option - this is frustrating!
If you are unsure, print a settings report (Press and hold the Continue button down for several seconds.) and look under installed options on this report to see if there is a ethernet card listed. You can also view the current IP address that the pritner is receiving on the network settings report; Menu > System Setup > Reports > Network Info.
The first thing to check - do you have the optional ethernet card for this unit?
The earlier models had an ethernet card as an option - this is frustrating!
If you are unsure, print a settings report (Press and hold the Continue button down for several seconds.) and look under installed options on this report to see if there is a ethernet card listed. You can also view the current IP address that the pritner is receiving on the network settings report; Menu > System Setup > Reports > Network Info.
Best of luck,
mardwal
Thanks for your explanation! It's quite useful, It is just the solution for my problem.
mardwal
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August 2nd, 2010 09:00
The first thing to check - do you have the optional ethernet card for this unit?
The earlier models had an ethernet card as an option - this is frustrating!
If you are unsure, print a settings report (Press and hold the Continue button down for several seconds.) and look under installed options on this report to see if there is a ethernet card listed. You can also view the current IP address that the pritner is receiving on the network settings report; Menu > System Setup > Reports > Network Info.
Best of luck,
mardwal
Willie.Warden
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January 25th, 2011 13:00
Thanks for your explanation! It's quite useful, It is just the solution for my problem.