Micronet SP762 EtherFast Print Server User's Guide 14 Pages
D-Link DP-101P - Pocket Ethernet Print Server
The D-Link DP-101P is a compact and portable print server that allows you to connect non-networked USB or parallel printers to your Ethernet network. With the DP-101P, you can share your printers with multiple computers, regardless of their operating systems or network configurations.
This print server supports both USB and parallel printer connections, making it compatible with a wide range of printers. It also features a built-in web configuration utility that allows you to easily configure and manage the print server from any web browser.
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2 Parallel 1 USB Port
Multiprotocol
Ethernet/Fast Ethernet
Print Server
Web Configuration
User’s Guide
Rev. 01 (December, 2002)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WEB CONFIGURATION ............................................................3
CONFIGURING THE PRINT SERVER ....................................4
MANAGEMENT...........................................................................5
S YSTEM S TATUS ...........................................................................5
P RINTER S TATUS ..........................................................................6
CONFIGURATION ......................................................................7
S ERVER D EVICE ............................................................................7
TCP/IP P ROTOCOL .......................................................................8
N
ET
BEUI P
ROTOCOL
...................................................................9
A PPLE T ALK P ROTOCOL ..............................................................10
TOOLS .........................................................................................11
P
RINT
T
EST
.................................................................................11
R ESET .........................................................................................12
F ACTORY R ESET .........................................................................13
HELP ............................................................................................14
A
BOUT
........................................................................................14
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Web Configuration
This manual describes the use of the Web Configuratio n for controlling and configuring print ser vers.
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Configuring the Print Server
Open web browser and type http://192.168.0.1 in the address box.
The number is the default IP address of your print server. Press
Enter.
Note:-
The PC’s IP address must correspond with the print server’s IP address in the same segment for the two devices to communicate.
The print server’s welcome screen will appear. There will be four options on the systems tool bar to choose from to set your print server and they are as follows:
♦
Management
♦
Configuration
♦
Tools
♦
Help
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Management
Click on “Management” in the systems tool bar and in the
Management Table it provides information on the print server’s
Systems Status and Printer Status.
System Status
Click on “System Status” in the Management Table. The page will appear as below providing general information regarding the print server. For most updated information click on the “ Refresh ” button.
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Printer Status
Click on “Printer Status” in the Management Table. The page will appear as below providing general information regarding the printer status. For most updated information click on the
“ Refresh ” button. Once the print server is connected to a printer the Printer Status will show Online.
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Configuration
Click on “Configuration” in the systems tool bar and in the
Configuration Table it provides settings to configure the print server for the Server Device, TCP/IP Protocol, NetBEUI Protocol and AppleTalk Protocol.
Server Device
Click on “Server Device” in the Configuration Table. The page will appear as below providing the settings required to configure the print server. Click the “ Save ” button to ensure the settings are updated and saved.
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TCP/IP Protocol
Click on “TCP/IP Protocol” in the Configuration Table. The page will appear as below providing the settings required to configure the print server. Click the “ Save ” button to ensure the settings are saved and updated.
8
NetBEUI Protocol
Click on “NetBEUI Protocol” in the Configuration Table. The page will appear as below providing the settings required to configure the print server. Click the “ Save ” button to ensure the settings are saved and updated.
9
AppleTalk Protocol
Click on “AppleTalk Protocol” in the Configuration Table. The page will appear as below providing the settings required to configure the print server. Click the “ Save ” button to ensure the settings are saved and updated.
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Tools
Print Test
Click on “Tools” in the systems tool bar and in the Tools Table it provides information for Print Test, Reset, and Factory Reset.
Click on “Print Test” in the Tools Table. The page will appear as below and click the “ Test ” button to begin printer printing test.
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Reset
Click on “Reset” in the Tools Table. The page will appear as below and click the “ Yes ” button to activate the reset procedure.
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Factory Reset
Click on “Factory Reset” in the Tools Table. The page will appear as below and click the “ Yes ” button to activate the factory reset procedure.
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Help
About
Click on “Help” in the systems tool bar and in the Help Table it provides general information about the print server.
Click on “About” in the Help Table. The page will appear as below providing general information about the print server.
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Key Features
- Supports both parallel and USB connections
- Multiprotocol support (Ethernet/Fast Ethernet)
- Built-in web interface for easy configuration and management
- Supports TCP/IP, NetBEUI, and AppleTalk protocols
- Print test utility for testing printer connectivity
- Reset and factory reset options for troubleshooting