HP Designjet L28500 HP Designjet L28500 Printer Series - User's guide - Page 25

Enable AutoSend, Test and Apply, Success, Partial Success, Enable Proxy Server, URL Address

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To sign up for the CIP, perform the following configuration steps. 1. Check the Enable AutoSend box. This is the main control for the CIP program. If it is checked you may be participating, depending on the rest of the configuration. If it is unchecked, you are not. 2. Click the Test and Apply button in the lower right corner of the screen. After a while you will see the result of the test in a window like the following: 3. If the first message in the Result of AutoSend Settings window is Success and all items have a green check mark in front of them, as shown above, then the configuration is complete. At this point you can browse to another tab of the Embedded Web Server, or close your browser window. If the message is anything else, for instance Partial Success, and there are red cross marks in front of any items, then you may need to configure a proxy server: an 'intermediary' computer which sits in between your printer and the Internet, and can 'talk' to both. The resulting window may look like this. ENWW Return to the AutoSend page, and perform the following steps: a. Enable (check) the Enable Proxy Server box in the lower part of the window. b. If you know the URL of your proxy server (for example, http://proxy.mycompany.com; ask your network administrator or IT staff), select the URL Address button and enter the URL in the corresponding box. If you know the IP address of your proxy server (for example, 192.0.0.1), select the IP address button and enter the address into the corresponding boxes. c. Enter the proxy port in the Port box; the value is site-specific, but usually it is port 80. d. User name and password may be required for some proxy servers; if so, enter them into the corresponding boxes. If you're not sure, leave these fields empty. For example, the AutoSend tab page might now look like this. Embedded Web Server setup options 19

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To sign up for the CIP, perform the following configuration steps.
1.
Check the
Enable AutoSend
box. This is the main control for the CIP program. If it is checked
you may be participating, depending on the rest of the configuration. If it is unchecked, you are
not.
2.
Click the
Test and Apply
button in the lower right corner of the screen. After a while you will
see the result of the test in a window like the following:
3.
If the first message in the Result of AutoSend Settings window is
Success
and all items have a
green check mark in front of them, as shown above, then the configuration is complete. At this
point you can browse to another tab of the Embedded Web Server, or close your browser
window.
If the message is anything else, for instance
Partial Success
, and there are red cross marks in
front of any items, then you may need to configure a proxy server: an ‘intermediary’ computer
which sits in between your printer and the Internet, and can ‘talk’ to both. The resulting window
may look like this.
Return to the AutoSend page, and perform the following steps:
a.
Enable (check) the
Enable Proxy Server
box in the lower part of the window.
b.
If you know the URL of your proxy server (for example,
;
ask your network administrator or IT staff), select the
URL Address
button and enter the URL
in the corresponding box. If you know the IP address of your proxy server (for example,
192.0.0.1
), select the
IP address
button and enter the address into the corresponding
boxes.
c.
Enter the proxy port in the
Port
box; the value is site-specific, but usually it is port 80.
d.
User name and password may be required for some proxy servers; if so, enter them into the
corresponding boxes. If you’re not sure, leave these fields empty.
For example, the AutoSend tab page might now look like this.
ENWW
Embedded Web Server setup options
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