User manual KONICA MINOLTA SEH650

[. . . ] BaseLine Print Servers User Manual High Speed Connectivity for all Printers and Networks · Quick and easy installation · High speed data transfer · Built-in web server for system-independent management · Models for all printers and networks Names of companies and products mentioned in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. SEH Computertechnik GmbH has endeavoured to ensure that the information in this manual is correct. If you detect any inaccuracies please inform us at the address indicated below. SEH Computertechnik GmbH will not accept any liability for any error or omission. [. . . ] Using 'IP address, ' ' Subnet mask, ' and 'Gateway, ' you can configure the relevant addresses. In addition, you can enter a host name, the printer location, and a contact partner for the printer. Under 'DHCP', 'ARP/PING' and 'ZeroConf', you can enable or disable all the different ways of saving the IP address in the print server. We recommend that you deselect this box when the IP address is finally assigned to the print server. 2. 3. 4 Configuring Microsoft Windows The 'Microsoft Windows' page is used for configuring the NetBIOS and WINS parameters. Peer-to-peer printing is enabled or disabled via 'NetBIOS'. The print server name is entered under 'NetBIOS name'. The name of an existing domain has to be entered under 'NetBIOS domain'. The print server will then be displayed in this domain. 'NetBIOS refresh' indicates the refresh time. Using 'WINS registration', you can enable or disable the WINS services. If you have enabled 'WINS via DHCP', you can enter the IP address of the WINS server via DHCP. If you have not enabled BaseLine Print Server User Manual 2-9 Print Server Configuration 'WINS via DHCP', you can enter the IP address of the WINS server manually. 2. 3. 5 Configuring Print Server Protection If you have assigned a password under 'Password', the print server parameters can only be changed using the password. 2-10 BaseLine Print Server User Manual Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin Compatibility 2. 4 Enabling or Disabling HP JetAdmin Compatibility The print server can be configured and administered using the utilities HP JetAdmin and HP WebJetAdmin. For this reason, the parameter HP JetAdmin compability must be enabled. Call the 'Configuration - General' page from the print server homepage. Enable 'HP JetAdmin compatible'. Click 'Save'. BaseLine Print Server User Manual 2-11 Querying the Printer Status 2. 5 Querying the Printer Status Proceed as follows: 1. Call the 'Status - Printer Port' page from the print server homepage. The printer status will appear on the screen. 2-12 BaseLine Print Server User Manual Protecting Print Servers 2. 6 Protecting Print Servers The print server can be protected by a password to prevent unauthorized changes to the parameters. Call the 'Configuration - Protection' page from the print server homepage. Click 'Save'. BaseLine Print Server User Manual 2-13 Setting the Language 2. 7 Setting the Language The print server supports the following languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. You can set these languages during the run-time of the print server. If you set the language by means of the print server homepage, the original printer language remains unchanged. [. . . ] The service page is printed together with the parameter list. BaseLine Print Server User Manual 3-5 Printing Parameters 3. 4 Printing Parameters Using the status button of the print server, you can print out a service page with a list of the configuration parameters. Keep the status button pressed for five seconds. The service page is printed together with the parameter list. 3-6 BaseLine Print Server User Manual Resetting the Print Server Parameters 3. 5 Resetting the Print Server Parameters Only by using the status button can the parameters be reset without entering the password. This action, however, will delete all parameters, including for example, the IP address. [. . . ]