Art Alexion on 7 Feb 2010 09:37:13 -0800 |
Anybody have any experience with an old jet direct card setup? I bought a card for my old HP5si which had been on an external jet direct. I am going to put an inkjet on the external. I haven't configured the IP address yet. I can't find any documentation for it on the web. The printer recognized the card fine and put options for it on the menu. The config settings on the printer menu don't look like dhcp is an option. There isn't a modern static IP setup either. looks like maybe you set each of the parts between the .s separately. The choices are IP byte 1 = IP byte 2 = IP byte 3 = IP byte 4 = SM byte 1 = SM byte 2 = SM byte 3 = SM byte 4 = LG Byte 1 = ... GW byte 1 = ... Would IP byte 1 = 192, byte 2 = 168, byte 3 = 1, byte 4 = 103 be the same as IP = 192.168.1.103? SM could be Subnet Mask, but SM followed by LG makes me think it is SMall and LarGe. GW = default gateway? Why does a printer need a default gateway? -- Art Alexion Attachment:
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