User`s guide

In this section Add the following information:

Section 3.3

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Section 4.3.1

Use the NPmanage utility’s Reset function to perform the same

procedure as occurs when you turn the printer off and on again.

The NIC disconnects from the printer, runs its start-up procedure

and then reconnects to the printer.

If you attempt other NPmanage functions before the procedure is

finished, you may get a message that the utility is unable to

communicate with the NIC. Wait for the Reset function to finish

before issuing new commands.

Section 7.3 If the printer is on and the NIC’s LED is not showing an error state,

use more than one network tool (for example, NPmanage and ping)

to look for the NIC. The card can be working properly on one

protocol but not others.

Section 7.4.2.2 If the NIC is not communicating with the NetWare network, check

the frame type shown on the NIC Status page. All NetWare clients

and servers must use the same frame type. The NIC can use only

one frame type for each protocol so if the NIC’s type is not the

same as the one being used by your host system, the NIC can not

communicate.

If your network includes a bridge or router that does not pass all

frame types, the difficulty in diagnosing the problem increases. For

example, you may be able to see the NIC from one side of the a

bridge but not from the other side. The solution is to bind both

frame types to the NetWare file server's NIC, or to reconfigure the

bridge or router to pass the appropriate frame type, or both.

Appendix B Jumper 2, Link, works when Jumper 1 is set to TP mode. The Link

jumper has two positions: DI (Disabled) and EN (Enabled). The

default position is EN, suitable for most 10BaseT concentrator

hubs. However, if you have older equipment that does not support

the Link signal, change the Link jumper (JP2) to DI.

Jumper 4, Automatic/Manual is not supported. Leave this jumper

in its factory position, Manual.