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Printer Setup and Operation
4. Turn on (I) the printer.
The printer attempts to communicate with your network. If it is successful, it fills in your LAN’s gateway
and subnet values and gets an IP address. The printer display will alternate between the printer’s
firmware version and its IP address.
5. Check the display to see if an IP address was assigned to the printer. See IP Address for additional
ways to view the IP address. What is the printer’s IP address?
If... Then...
0.0.0.0
or
000.000.000.000
Configure the following printer settings. Contact your network administrator
for the proper values for your network.
• IP Protocol (change the value from ALL to PERMANENT)
• Gateway (match the gateway value of your LAN)
• Subnet Mask (match the subnet value of your LAN)
• IP Address (assign a unique IP address to the printer)
any other value The connection was successful.
6. Reset the network to allow changes to the network settings to take effect.
Connecting the Printer to Your Wireless Network
If you wish to use the printer’s optional wireless print server, you must first connect the printer to your
computer using one of the other available connections. While the printer is connected via one of those
connections, you configure the printer to communicate with your Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)
through the wireless print server.
For additional information about Zebra print servers, refer to the ZebraNet Wired and Wireless Print Server
User Guide. To download the latest version of this guide, go to
zebra.com/manuals.
1. Install the drivers as instructed in Installing Drivers and Connecting to a Windows-Based Computer on
page 47.
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