Printer Network Card Testing - Revision history

Bkoenig at 21:02, 4 April 2014

2014-04-04T21:02:31Z

KevinWright at 16:32, 29 March 2014

2014-03-29T16:32:27Z

DavidNewcum: wikify; +Category:Printers +Category:Hardware Testing

2009-08-15T20:50:30Z

wikify; +Category:Printers +Category:Hardware Testing

MichaelWestwind: Network Card Testing moved to Printer Network Card Testing: there are many kinds of network cards and this page is specific to printers

2008-08-08T21:46:33Z

Network Card Testing moved to Printer Network Card Testing: there are many kinds of network cards and this page is specific to printers

Koopa: New page: Printer Island has a machine set aside for network card testing. 1. Locate the network card slot on the back of the machine. 2. Remove any card currently inserted. 3. Put the new card i...

2008-08-07T21:08:14Z

New page: Printer Island has a machine set aside for network card testing. 1. Locate the network card slot on the back of the machine. 2. Remove any card currently inserted. 3. Put the new card i...

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Printer Island has a machine set aside for network card testing.

1. Locate the network card slot on the back of the machine.

2. Remove any card currently inserted.

3. Put the new card into the machine.

4. Plug the network cable into the card.

5. Use the menu button on the printer to navigate to EIO 2 JetDirect Menu.

6. Use the item button to navigate to CFG Network.

7. Use the value button to navigate to YES and press the select button.

9. Use the item button to navigate to CFG TCP/IP.

10. Use the value button to navigate to YES and press the select button.

11. Use the item button to navigate to IP Byte 1. Use the value button to change the number and the select button to confirm your choice. The item button will navigate to the next byte. You will need to configure all the following bytes as follows.

IP Byte 1: 192 
IP Byte 2: 168 
IP Byte 3: 2 
IP Byte 4: 43

SM Byte 1: 255 
SM Byte 2: 255 
SM Byte 3: 255 
SM Byte 4: 0

GW Byte 1: 192 
GW Byte 2: 168 
GW Byte 3: 2 
GW Byte 4: 1

LG Byte 1: 0 
LG Byte 2: 0 
LG Byte 3: 0 
LG Byte 4: 0

12. Open a terminal on one of the computers.

13. Enter the following command.
ping 192.168.2.43
This will begin sending packets to the printer.

14. After a few packets have been sent, press ctrl + c.

15. If the card works there should be a 0% packet loss.

16. Put the working card into the "Tested Network Cards" box. Failed cards should go into the circuit board b

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