Intec CS4000 - Operations Environment; About Ipv6; Setting the Network from the Web Browser

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About IPv6 Setting the network from the web browser
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Convenient print
functions
Appendix Index
Checking and
Changing Printer
Settings Using
the Control Panel
Network
Setup
Matching
Colors
Using Utility
Software
Convenient print
functions
Appendix Index
Checking and
Changing Printer
Settings Using
the Control Panel
Network
Setup
Matching
Colors
Using Utility
Software
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Setting the network from the web browser
Operations environment
PCs with Microsoft Internet Explorer Ver. 6.0 or
later, Safari Ver. 3.0 or later, or Firefox 3.0 or
later installed.
PCs operating using TCP/IP
Memo
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Check that the web browser security is set to medium.
The following explanation uses the following
environments as examples.
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Printer name: Intec CS5000
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Printer IP address: 192.168.0.2
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MAC Address: 00:80:87:84:9C:9B
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Web browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer
Ver.8.0
Starting up
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Start the web browser.
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Enter the URL "http://printer IP
address/" in the address bar, and press
the Enter key.
The printer status screen will be displayed.
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If including values to 1 or 2 digits in the IP address, do
not enter "0" before the value. Otherwise, communications
may be disabled.
E.g.: Correct input value: http://192.168.0.2/
Incorrect input value: http://192.168.000.002/
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About IPv6
The device is compatible with IPv6, and the
IPv6 address is acquired automatically. IPv6
addresses cannot be set manually.
The device is compatible with the following
protocols.
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Print:
– LPR
– IPP
– RAW (Port9100)
– FTP
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Setup:
– HTTP
– SNMPv1/v3
– Telnet
Checking IPv6 addresses
IPv6 addresses are allocated automatically.
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Access the device web page, and select
[Device information].
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Select [Network]>[TCP/IP].
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If all the global addresses are displayed as "0", it is
possible an error has occurred in the router being used.
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Press the scroll buttons and , and select [Print
Information]>[Network] to check the IPv6 address using
the device network report. For reports and how to print
reports, see “Printing printer information” (P.218).