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Settings and Printing Maintenance and Spec. Network 43 Setup in Macintosh Step 2: Setting up TCP/IP on the printer You need to set the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for the printer. Set them by using one of the following two methods. You may need to contact your network administrator to select the best way. • Using the DHCP server (see below) • Using the Network Setup Tool (see page 44) NOTE • You can also setup the printer using BOOTP or RARP. [A] Using the DHCP server If the administrator manages the network with DHCP server, it is possible to assign IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway automatically from DHCP server by default. These can be viewed by printing out the configuration page. It can be printed by pressing the PRINT/RESET button on the printer panel more than 2 seconds and less than 5 seconds. NOTE • If the printer receives the IP Address with unlimited lease term, the printer keeps the address permanently. The printer saves the address statically and the DHCP function becomes disable automatically. • If the printer's LPR port is created on the computer with the IP Address leased by DHCP server (ex. Broadband Router), the printer may not print when the printer's IP Address is changed because of the time limit of lease. In that case, it is strongly recommended to assign a static IP Address to the printer using the method "[B] Using the Network Setup Tool (Mac OS 8.5 - Mac OS 9.2)".

Section	Page
Settings and Printing	6
Settings and Printing	6
Basics	7
Contents of Basics Section	7
Cautions	8
Part Names	10
Printer Panel	11
Indicators	11
PRINT / RESET Button	13
About Media	14
Available Media and Media Size	14
Available Paper Weights and Capacity	15
Recommended Media	15
Loading Media and Printing	16
Margins and Print Area	17
Using the Media Tray	18
Using the Manual Feed	26
Index	30
A - T	30
U - V	31
Windows	32
Contents of Windows Section	32
Remote Control Panel	33
Displaying the Remote Control Panel Window	34
Displaying the Firmware Version and Installed Options	35
Changing the Settings	36
Tool Menus (Tool Bar Icons)	37
Tree Menus	39
Outline for Menus	43
Setting the Printer Driver	49
Displaying the Printer Properties Window	49
Displaying Help of the Printer Properties Window	52
Defining the Installed Options	53
Setting the Form To Tray Assignment	55
Sharing the Printer	57
Assigning Multiple Pages per Sheet	60
Setting Profiles	61
Duplex Printing	63
Watermark Printing	65
Overlay Printing	69
Status Display	73
Status Display Icon on the Task Bar	73
Displaying the Status Display Window	74
Function of the Status Display	75
More Information Window	76
Setup for Status Display Window	81
Selecting the Printer to Get the Status	83
Index	85
A - O	85
P - W	86
Macintosh	87
Contents of Macintosh Section	87
Setting the Printer Driver (Mac OS 8.5 - Mac OS 9.2)	88
[A] Selecting the Printer in the Chooser	88
[B] Selecting the Printer Connected with USB	89
Displaying the Page Setup Window	89
Displaying the Print Window	91
Setting the General Menu	92
Setting the Layout Menu	94
Setting the Printer Specific Options	96
Setting the Installable Options	98
Performing Duplex Printing	101
Setting the PS Printer Driver (Mac OS X 10.1 - Mac OS X 10.2)	103
Adding the KX-P7310 in Print Center Connected with AppleTalk	103
Adding the Printer in Print Center Connected with USB	104
Setting the Printer to the Default Printer	104
Setting the Page Setup Window	105
Setting the Page Attributes Menu	106
Displaying the Print Window	107
Setting the Copies & Pages Menu	109
Setting the Layout Menu	110
Setting the Duplex Menu	111
Setting the Output Options Menu	112
Setting the Paper Feed Menu	113
Setting the Printer Features	115
Setting the Installed Options	117
Printing from Classic Applications	118
Performing Duplex Printing	119
Index	121
A - P	121
P - T	122
Contents - Operating Instructions	123
Maintenance and Specifications	123
Replaceable Components	124
Upgrade Options	126
Installing the RAM Board	126
Setting the Printer Driver	129
Cleaning the Printer	130
External	130
Internal	130
Clearing a Jam	135
Jam at STD / Jam at OP	136
Jam at A	139
Jam at B	141
Jam at C	144
Jam at D	146
Jam at E	147
Troubleshooting	149
Cleaning the Photosensitive Drum	159
Cleaning the Dust Scraper	163
Error Indication	165
Repacking Instructions	166
Repacking	166
Specifications	171
Printer	171
Fonts	173
Media	175
Parallel (IEEE1284) Interface	181
USB (Universal Serial Bus) Interface	183
Contents - Operating Instructions	184
Network	184
Features	185
Setup in Windows	186
Selecting the Printing Method	187
Contents of the Printer Software	188
LPR Port Printing using TCP/IP in Windows	190
LPR Port Printing - Printing directly from a computer	191
LPR Port Printing - Printing through the shared computer (print server)	204
IPP Port Printing using TCP/IP	215
HP JetDirect Port Printing using TCP/IP or IPX/SPX in Windows	223
Setup in Macintosh	224
Setup in NetWare	230
In NetWare 4.x / NetWare 5.x / NetWare 6	230
In NetWare 3.x	243
Setup in UNIX	249
Printing using LPD	249
Printing using FTP	256
Using the Printer’s Web Server	257
Displaying the Printer’s Web Server Screen from Network Setup Tool (Windows only)	257
Displaying the Printer’s Web Server Screen from a Browser	258
Changing the Printer's Settings	259
Changing the Password	260
Using the Web Administrative Tool	261
Displaying the Web Administrative Tool Screen	262
Appendix	264
Setting Password with Network Setup Tool	264
Printing a Configuration Page	265
Resetting the Printer Settings to Factory Default	266
Troubleshooting	267
Configuration Parameters	272

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Settings and Printing

Network

Maintenance and Spec.

Setup in Macintosh

Step 2: Setting up TCP/IP on the printer

You need to set the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for the printer. Set them by

using one of the following two methods. You may need to contact your network administrator

to select the best way.

• Using the DHCP server (see below)

•Using the Network Setup Tool (see

page 44

)

NOTE

•You can also setup the printer using BOOTP or RARP.

[A] Using the DHCP server

If the administrator manages the network with DHCP server, it is possible to assign IP

Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway automatically from DHCP server by default.

These can be viewed by printing out the configuration page. It can be printed by pressing the

PRINT/RESET

button on the printer panel

more than 2 seconds and less than 5 seconds

NOTE

• If the printer receives the IP Address with unlimited lease term, the printer keeps the address

permanently. The printer saves the address statically and the DHCP function becomes

disable automatically.

• If the printer’s LPR port is created on the computer with the IP Address leased by DHCP

server (ex. Broadband Router), the printer may not print when the printer’s IP Address is

changed because of the time limit of lease. In that case, it is strongly recommended to assign

a static IP Address to the printer using the method

“[B] Using the Network Setup Tool (Mac

OS 8.5 - Mac OS 9.2)”