Datasheet
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...;bit WEP Encryption and WPA‐PSK, WLAN WPA2‐PSK security STATUS LAN SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OS HUMIDITY & TEMPERATURE CPU: Pentium III 1G above and Linux/Unix 10~90% (Non‐condensing) 0~40°C DIMENSION OUTPUT POWER CERTIFICATIONS 60 (W) x 22 (H) x 81 (D) mm ( without Antenna) 16‐18dBm CE, FCC TYPICAL SETUP...
...;bit WEP Encryption and WPA‐PSK, WLAN WPA2‐PSK security STATUS LAN SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OS HUMIDITY & TEMPERATURE CPU: Pentium III 1G above and Linux/Unix 10~90% (Non‐condensing) 0~40°C DIMENSION OUTPUT POWER CERTIFICATIONS 60 (W) x 22 (H) x 81 (D) mm ( without Antenna) 16‐18dBm CE, FCC TYPICAL SETUP...
Quick Install Guide
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.... The MFP server supports print, scan, card reader and fax sharing functions in the various common network operating systems including Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above and Windows Vista. The MFP server is the best solution for short: MFP) or printer to monitor important information such as...
.... The MFP server supports print, scan, card reader and fax sharing functions in the various common network operating systems including Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above and Windows Vista. The MFP server is the best solution for short: MFP) or printer to monitor important information such as...
Manual
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....1.1 EZMax Installation Wizard 102 12.1.2 MPF Server Utility Installation 103 12.2 Server Utilities 112 12.3 Network Port Setup 113 12.4 Add Printer 114 13. UNIX/Linux System Network 118 13.1 GUI Mode 118 13.2 Console Mode 123 13.2.1 Enable MFP Server's TCP/IP Support .... 123 13.2.2 Setup MFP Server's IP Address...
....1.1 EZMax Installation Wizard 102 12.1.2 MPF Server Utility Installation 103 12.2 Server Utilities 112 12.3 Network Port Setup 113 12.4 Add Printer 114 13. UNIX/Linux System Network 118 13.1 GUI Mode 118 13.2 Console Mode 123 13.2.1 Enable MFP Server's TCP/IP Support .... 123 13.2.2 Setup MFP Server's IP Address...
Manual
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... MFP server supports print, scan, card reader and fax sharing functions in the various common network operating systems including Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7, Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above and Windows Vista.
... MFP server supports print, scan, card reader and fax sharing functions in the various common network operating systems including Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7, Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above and Windows Vista.
Manual
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The MFP Server mode doesn't support Windows 98SE/ME/NT, Linux/Unix or MAC OS. Users can choose one of the modes to the following chapters. MFP Server Mode: The MFP Server can share printing function ...
The MFP Server mode doesn't support Windows 98SE/ME/NT, Linux/Unix or MAC OS. Users can choose one of the modes to the following chapters. MFP Server Mode: The MFP Server can share printing function ...
Manual
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In Windows Vista/7, the MFP Server only supports LPR printing protocol. For the detailed applications, please refer to share print function from MFP or Printer. The supported OS is Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7,Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above. Print Server Mode: The MFP Server also supports LPR, IPP and RAW printing protocols, which enable users to the following chapters. Chapter 9: LPR Printing Chapter 10: RAW Printing Chapter 11: IPP Printing Chapter 12: MFP Server Installation in Windows 98SE/ME/NT Chapter 13: Unix System Network Chapter 14: MFP Server Installation in MAC OS 4
In Windows Vista/7, the MFP Server only supports LPR printing protocol. For the detailed applications, please refer to share print function from MFP or Printer. The supported OS is Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7,Unix, Linux and MAC OS 9.x above. Print Server Mode: The MFP Server also supports LPR, IPP and RAW printing protocols, which enable users to the following chapters. Chapter 9: LPR Printing Chapter 10: RAW Printing Chapter 11: IPP Printing Chapter 12: MFP Server Installation in Windows 98SE/ME/NT Chapter 13: Unix System Network Chapter 14: MFP Server Installation in MAC OS 4
Manual
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... can be print server in Windows 98SE/Me/NT. Before you start, you operate it in Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista, Unix/Linux and MAC OS. 12.MFP Server Installation in Windows 98SE/Me/NT This MFP Server supports TCP/IP network protocol and IPP, RAW and LPR... printing protocols, it can be used in Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista, Unix/Linux and MAC OS. The IPP and RAW printing protocols can be a print server when you should have: One computer with Windows 98SE/Me/NT...
... can be print server in Windows 98SE/Me/NT. Before you start, you operate it in Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista, Unix/Linux and MAC OS. 12.MFP Server Installation in Windows 98SE/Me/NT This MFP Server supports TCP/IP network protocol and IPP, RAW and LPR... printing protocols, it can be used in Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista, Unix/Linux and MAC OS. The IPP and RAW printing protocols can be a print server when you should have: One computer with Windows 98SE/Me/NT...
Manual
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Following describe two modes to the configurations in different system, you can refer to configure the MFP Server. In the GUI Mode, we follow the settings in the Unix/Linux system. UNIX/Linux System Network The MFP Server is available for TCP/IP printing by Unix/Linux LPD (Line Printer Daemon) protocol. If you are in the Console Mode. 13.1 GUI Mode 1. 13. Select "Printing" from "System Settings". 118 This chapter explains how to set the MFP Server with the LPD protocol in the Fedora Core 4 system.
Following describe two modes to the configurations in different system, you can refer to configure the MFP Server. In the GUI Mode, we follow the settings in the Unix/Linux system. UNIX/Linux System Network The MFP Server is available for TCP/IP printing by Unix/Linux LPD (Line Printer Daemon) protocol. If you are in the Console Mode. 13.1 GUI Mode 1. 13. Select "Printing" from "System Settings". 118 This chapter explains how to set the MFP Server with the LPD protocol in the Fedora Core 4 system.
Manual
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Set up the IP address on the host. 5. Print a test page. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) 2. Configure remote LPD printing on the various Unix/Linux systems using the configuration program. 13.2.2 Setup MFP Server's IP Address The MFP Server must have a unique IP address in order to be recognized by ...
Set up the IP address on the host. 5. Print a test page. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) 2. Configure remote LPD printing on the various Unix/Linux systems using the configuration program. 13.2.2 Setup MFP Server's IP Address The MFP Server must have a unique IP address in order to be recognized by ...
Manual
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...address to rebuild the NIS map with the BOOTP services before doing the following steps to configure the DHCP server database are many Unix/Linux systems that support DHCP protocol, and the procedures to add address entries, 1. Perform the following BOOTP configuration. To configure the IP ...address data for the way to your UNIX/LINUX system that the DHCP server should be located on the same network as the superuser (root). You can use different DHCP Server. 13...
...address to rebuild the NIS map with the BOOTP services before doing the following steps to configure the DHCP server database are many Unix/Linux systems that support DHCP protocol, and the procedures to add address entries, 1. Perform the following BOOTP configuration. To configure the IP ...address data for the way to your UNIX/LINUX system that the DHCP server should be located on the same network as the superuser (root). You can use different DHCP Server. 13...
Manual
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.... Optionally, assign a name corresponding to the /etc/hosts file, by adding a line such as a BSD networked MFP Server host. 2. For other versions of Unix/Linux, consult your network remote MFP Server varies between different varieties of the printer port on the Host The procedure you have assigned to your system... , logged in mind that: 1. The printer name (or queue name) on the remote host should be lpt1, lpt2 or lpt3, the name of Unix/Linux. You can be the name (or IP address) that are related to BSD Unix, such as the superuser (root). The host name should be used...
.... Optionally, assign a name corresponding to the /etc/hosts file, by adding a line such as a BSD networked MFP Server host. 2. For other versions of Unix/Linux, consult your network remote MFP Server varies between different varieties of the printer port on the Host The procedure you have assigned to your system... , logged in mind that: 1. The printer name (or queue name) on the remote host should be lpt1, lpt2 or lpt3, the name of Unix/Linux. You can be the name (or IP address) that are related to BSD Unix, such as the superuser (root). The host name should be used...
Manual
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...=/var/spool/lpd/pserverd:\ :mx#0: Lines should be available for the printer in the /etc/hosts file. Create a spool directory for printing from your Unix/Linux host. 127 2. Add an entry to the host's /etc/printcap file, similar to the port name of lpt1, lpt2 or lpt3 depends on the machine...
...=/var/spool/lpd/pserverd:\ :mx#0: Lines should be available for the printer in the /etc/hosts file. Create a spool directory for printing from your Unix/Linux host. 127 2. Add an entry to the host's /etc/printcap file, similar to the port name of lpt1, lpt2 or lpt3 depends on the machine...