HP Deskjet 6940 User Guide - Macintosh - Page 22
Network communication, TCP/IP, IP address, Internet connections, Rendezvous, Ethernet network examples - configuration page
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Chapter 4 1 RJ-45 plug Network communication TCP/IP Devices on a network communicate with one another using a "language" called a protocol. The printer is designed to operate on networks that use a popular protocol called TCP/IP. IP address Each device on a network identifies itself with a unique IP address. Most networks use a software tool, such as DHCP or AutoIP, to automatically assign IP addresses. Internet connections Networks might not be connected to the Internet. If you place the printer on a network connected to the Internet, it is recommended that you use a gateway so that the printer's IP address is assigned through DHCP. A gateway can either be a router or a Macintosh OSX computer running Internet Sharing. For more information about Internet Sharing, see the documentation that came with the computer. Rendezvous Rendezvous® is a networking feature available with Mac OS X v10.2 and higher. Rendezvous allows you to create instant IP-based wired or wireless networks of computers and devices without any configuration. For more information about Rendezvous, see the documentation that came with your computer. Note Hewlett-Packard supports Rendezvous for Mac OS X v 10.2.3 and higher. Ethernet network examples To see some examples of Ethernet networks, see the Ethernet network examples page. Printing Computers on the network send print jobs directly to the printer, which prints them in the order received. 20 HP Deskjet 6940 series