At 2:31 PM -0800 11/26/2002, Jim Arnott wrote:
>Anyone using an early one? Metal box, 4 dip switches, AUI and Thinnet
>only. Need the successful dip switch settings.
The following is what I've collected, primarily from an old Dayna
help file and from using it.
DaynaPORT Macintosh Adapter Installation & Use
Installation Notes
Dip switch settings
Switch Settings for Old (Pre-Peer) 1.X ROM EtherPrint - Metal
Case
* Switch 1 - Not Used
* Switch 2 - Up for Address 1-127 (CPU's Only), Down for
Address 128-255 (CPU's and>Printers)
* Switch 3 - Up to use AUI Port (Thick Ethernet), Down to
use BNC or 10BASE-T Port
* Switch 4 - Up to select Ethernet Phase 1, Down to select
Ethernet Phase 2
Switch Settings for Peer 1.X ROM EtherPrint - Metal Case
* Switch 1 - Up to select Ethernet Phase 1, Down to select
Ethernet Phase 2
* Switch 2 - Up for Address 1-127 (CPU's Only), Down for
Address 128-255 (Mac CPU's and Printers)
Switch Settings for Peer 2.X and 3.X ROM EtherPrint - Plastic
Case
* Switch 1 - Up to select Ethernet Phase 1, Down to select
Ethernet Phase 2
* Switch 2 - Not used
For more information regarding switch settings, refer to the
EtherPrint manual. Keep track of the switch settings for
further reference.
General Instructions
1. Connect the EtherPrint to the network
(10Base-T or thin net) cable
2. Connect the printer to the EtherPrint
3. Power up the EtherPrint
4. Power up the printer
5. Now configure your Administrator to set
the proper zone
Adminstrator Installation
When installing your Etherprint you will want to use your
Administrator to assign it zones and name it. Please read the
following to complete this setup process:
1. Insert the Administrator disk into a Macintosh that is in
the zone you wish to place your Etherprint
2. Click on the icon "Etherprint Administrator"
3. It will then show you the available zones, and the printer
name that resides in your specific zone
4. Click on "Configuration"
5. You will then see 4 choices to choose from
6. Choose the appropriate category that you wish to specify
and proceed
NOTE: The "SecurIt feature" is no longer supported on this
device, and it is highly recommended that you do not configure
it.
LEDs and their meaning when installing
The activity light will act as an internal error indicator in
error conditions. The pattern of flashes indicate
certain errors according to the number of flashes, the length
of flash and length of time between flashes.
These error codes, however are only valid BEFORE the printer
finishes its self-test. The patterns are as
follows:
A - 2 quick flashes - RAM error
B - 3 quick flashes - EEPROM error
C - 4 quick flashes - Ethernet chip error
D - 1 flash and a long pause - Ethernet wire or switch
settings
Power supply:
12V 800mA, Center Positive
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