HP Jetdirect 200m HP Jetdirect 200m Print Server (English) User Guide - Page 39

Note: For a wireless, print server, Note: If your network wiring, is hidden, If you use an internal

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Note: For a wireless print server the connection sequence is the same, except that there is no network cable to connect. q If you use an internal print server: Note that many printers come with the print server module already installed in the printer. If your print server module is not already installed: Unplug the printer's power cord. Plug the print server into its slot in the printer. Connect the network cable to the network connector on the print server. Plug in the printer's power cord. (For detailed instructions, check your print server manual or setup poster.) Note: For a wireless print server the connection sequence is the same, except that there is no network cable to connect. Note: If your network wiring is hidden -- In many network installations, the network components (hubs, switches, &c) are stored in a wiring closet and the network wiring is hidden in the walls. The only sign of a network that you see in such an installation is a wall outlet that has one or two network connectors. In this case, make your network connection by connecting a network cable between the print server and the wall outlet. (If you have any questions about such an installation, check with your network administrator.) Note that the illustration shows only the data connections (network cables and printer

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Note: For a wireless
print server
the
connection sequence is
the same, except that
there is no network cable
to connect.
If you use an internal
print server:
Note that
many printers come with
the print server module
already installed in the
printer. If your print
server module is not
already installed: Unplug
the printer's power cord.
Plug the print server into
its slot in the printer.
Connect the network
cable to the network
connector on the print
server. Plug in the
printer's power cord.
(For detailed
instructions, check your
print server manual or
setup poster.)
Note: For a wireless
print server
the
connection sequence is
the same, except that
there is no network cable
to connect.
Note: If your network wiring
is hidden
-- In many network
installations, the network
components (hubs, switches, &c)
are stored in a wiring closet and
the network wiring is hidden in
the walls. The only sign of a
network that you see in such an
installation is a wall outlet that
has one or two network
connectors. In this case, make
your network connection by
connecting a network cable
between the print server and the
wall outlet. (If you have any
questions about such an
installation, check with your
network administrator.)
Note that the illustration shows
only the data connections
(network cables and printer