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18 Setting Up Your System for Network Printing
7. Press r, then press u or d to choose one of the following IP configuration
settings:
❏ Choose AUTO if your network uses a DHCP server to provide IP
addresses automatically. The printer’s IP address will be obtained from
the DHCP server whenever the printer is reset or turned on.
❏ Choose PANEL if you would like to set the printer’s IP settings manually.
❏ Choose PING to set the printer’s IP address using the arp command.
The IP address is set when the printer is turned off and then back on.
8. Press . An asterisk ( ) appears next to the setting you selected.
9. Press l to go back, then do one of the following:
❏ If you selected AUTO as the IP address setting, press the + Cancel/
Reset button to exit the printer menu. Then continue with step 14.
❏ If you selected PANEL as the IP address setting, continue with step 10.
❏ If you selected PING as the IP address setting, press the + Cancel/
Reset button to exit the printer menu. Print a network status sheet to
determine the printer’s MAC address (see “Printing a Network Status
Sheet” on page 19). Then use the arp command to set the IP address
from a computer on the same segment of your network as the printer.
Type the arp command on the command line using this format (where
X is the IP address you want to assign and Y is the MAC address):
arp -s XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX YY-YY-YY-YY-YY-YY
After typing the command, continue with step 14.
10.Press d to highlight IP,SM,DG SETTING, then press r. The LCD displays
the IP address.
11.Press u or d to change each octet value, then press r to select the next
octet. When you have changed the value of the last octet, press r. The
LCD displays the subnet mask.
12.Press u or d to change each octet value, then press r to select the next
octet. When you have changed the value of the last octet, press r. The
LCD displays the default gateway.
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