Set the status display refresh interval by typing.


Accept the configuration and close the screen.


Cancel the configuration and close the screen.


Reset the network configuration to factory default values.


Save the IB-2x configuration and close the screen.


Close without saving the configuration changes.


Enter the Ethernet address of the  IB-2x to which the IP address will be assigned. The value must be a six-digit hexadecimal number such as "00:80:92:a3:62:d7". The Ethernet address may be found on the Network Status Page.


Enter the IP address to be assigned to the  IB-2x. The  IB-2x must be on the same network segment as the station which is assigning the IP address.


Assign the IP address to the selected  IB-2x.


Cancel the setting of the IP address and return to the list screen.


Specify whether to use TCP/IP to search for printers.


Select whether to use DISCARD (port #9) or not when searching IB-20.


Specify the broadcast address for searching additional subnets. Examples: For network 202.168.17.0 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0, use broadcast address 202.168.17.255. For network 202.168.17.64 and subnet mask 255.255.255.192, use broadcast address 202.168.17.127.


Register the address entered.


Delete the selected address.


Specify whether to use IPX to search for printers.


Detect the network number automatically when searching.


Specify the network number to search.


Register the network number entered.


Delete the selected network number.


Specify the search interval. The main printer list will be refreshed based on this interval.


Specify the timeout period for when the  IB-2x configuration information is retrieved and written.


Specify the retry to retrieve and write the  IB-2x configuration information.


Open admin password configuration screen.


Select whether or not to use HEWLETT PACKARD's JetAdmin/WebJetAdmin utility.


Specify the type of physical network.  Usually the value should be "AUTO"(factory default).  If the link with the hub that the  IB-2x is connected to is to be specified when powering on the  IB-2x, change this configuration to the network type of the HUB.


Set the  IB-2x admin password in ASCII characters.


Select whether to enable or disable TCP/IP protocol. This setting affects the operation of LPR, FTP, TELNET, SNMP, HTTP, and setup utilities, etc.


Select whether to enable or disable DHCP/BOOTP protocol. DHCP/BOOTP is the protocol to obtain an IP address from the DHCP or BOOTP server in booting. A properly configured DHCP or BOOTP server must be working correctly in the subnetwork to assign the  IB-2x IP address by DHCP/BOOTP.


Select whether to enable or disable RARP protocol. RARP is the protocol to obtain IP address by RARP server in booting. A properly configured RARP server must be working correctly in the subnetwork to assign the IP address of the  IB-2x by RARP.


Assign the  IB-2x IP address.


Assign a subnet mask to the  IB-2x. The subnet mask determines what portion of the IP address is used as the network identifier and what portion is used as the host or node identifier. The most common subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. This identifies the first 3 octets as the network and the last octet as the node.


Assign the IP address of the  IB-2x gateway, also known as the default router. The gateway must be on the same network segment as the  IB-2x.


Select whether to output a Banner page or not when LPR or FTP is used to print.


Open the DNS server settings screen.


Assign the DNS server's address (primary). The DNS server address is used to resolve the SMTP server name. If not using SMTP, or the SMTP server IP address is entered rather than the SMTP server name, then the DNS server address is unnecessary.


Assign the DNS server's address (secondary).


Set the DNS Domain Name.


Select whether to allow or disallow POP protocol. When DISABLE is selected, the e-mail receiving function is not available.


Set the interval for querying the mail server for the arrival of e-mail in the e-mail receiving function in units of minutes.


Set the time zone. If used in Japan, the value is "+9:00."


Open the user settings screen.


Select whether to allow or disallow the e-mail receiving function for each user. When ENABLE is selected, the  IB-2x checks e-mail according to the interval set.


Specify the mail server's host name or IP address. When domain name is used, it is necessary to configure the DNS server.


Set the login name (user name) of the mail account.


Set the password to be used when connecting to the mail server.


Select whether or not to delete e-mail that the  IB-2x has received and printed from the mail server.


Open the user advanced settings screen.


Select whether to use or not use APOP in the server. In order to use APOP, the mail server must support APOP .


Set the number of the POP port. Usually the value should be the default (110).


Exclude from processing E-mail whose size is larger than specified. The excluded E-mail is not deleted even if the item of "Delete Mail after Retrieval" is checked.  When "0" is set here, the size of E-mail is not limited and all E-mail is processed.


Using filters, set to print only specified mail. When null (empty string: default) is set, all e-mail is printed.  Configure filters by means of strings connected by "OR"("|") or "AND"("&") and featuring four kinds of the items: "Subject" ("S:string"), "To Address" ("T:string"), "Carbon Copy" ("C:string") and "From Address" ("F:string").


Select whether to enable or disable the SMTP protocol. When disabled, the function of sending e-mail is not available.


Specify the full name (host and domain) or IP address of the SMTP server. If the name is used then the DNS server address must also be configured (under TCP/IP).


Specify the "Sender Address". Usually the mail address of the network administrator is specified.


Open the SMTP settings for specifying which events generate an e-mail notification to this recipient.


Open the advanced settings screen for SMTP.


Specify the "Recipient Address".


Check to see if there is a record of any events during the specified interval. Set the interval in minutes. When an event happens within the interval, an e-mail notification will be sent.


Select the condition that is the trigger for the sending of E-mail. (The number of items configured and their contents depend on the printer.)


Specify the SMTP port number. Usually the value should be the default (25).


Specify the string to add at the end of an e-mail message sent.


Select whether to enable or disable the NetWare protocol (IPX).


Select the frame type for  IB-2x.


Specify the Remote Printer name. This name must match a remote printer name defined within the Novell Print Server configuration.


Select the operation mode (PSERVER Mode / RPRINTER Mode) of  IB-2x.


Open the advanced settings screen for the bindery servers.


Open the advanced settings screen for NDS.


Open the advanced settings screen for the remote printer.


Specify the Print Server name. This name is used to login to the matching Novell Print Server object.


Set the password that is authenticated when the  IB-2x logs into the file server as a Print Server. When the  IB-2x Print Server password is set, the same password must be set to the corresponding NetWare Print Server object using the NetWare utilities (such as NWAdmin). If the  IB-2x is connected to two or more file servers in bindery mode, the same password must be set to the Print Servers on all the file servers.


Set the interval for the  IB-2x to query the file server queue for jobs in units of seconds.  Usually the value should be the default.


Select whether to enable or disable bindery mode. When Enable is unselected, only NDS mode may be used.


Set the name of the file server(s) to connect to. A matching Print Server must be defined on each of the selected file servers. If left blank, the  IB-2x will automatically search the network for matching Print Servers.


Set the name of the file server(s) to connect to. A matching Print Server must be defined on the selected file server(s). If left blank, the  IB-2x will automatically search the network for matching Print Servers.


Specify the name of the NDS tree to connect to. Because the tree name is obtained automatically, it is usually unnecessary to specify it here. When there are two or more trees on the same network it is necessary to specify the name here.


Specify the NDS context to connect to in Print Server mode. The context of the matching NetWare Print Server object should be specified here.


Set the name of the Print Server(s) to connect to. The  IB-2x connects to the specified Print Server(s) if they have a defined Printer which matches the Remote Printer Name set below. If left blank, the  IB-2x will automatically search the network for Print Servers which have a matching Printer.


Set the name of the Print Server(s) to connect to. The  IB-2x connects to the specified Print Server(s) if they have a defined Printer which matches the Remote Printer Name set below. If left blank, the  IB-2x will automatically search the network for Print Servers which have a matching Printer.


Set the  IB-2x timeout value to determine the end of the job when operating in Remote Printer mode in units of seconds. Usually the value should be the default.


Select whether to enable or disable the AppleTalk protocol.


This will assign the configuration port.


Set the AppleTalk printer name. The name set here can be seen in the Chooser. The special symbols in AppleTalk protocol ("="; ":"; "@" and "*") must be excluded from the string.


When the PostScript printer supports binary mode, PostScript data can be sent in binary. Select BCP or TBCP in accordance with the mode of your printer. Use TBCP when PS binary data is printed by a particular printer. Select ASCII (default) when a printer other than a PostScript one is connected.


Specify the name of the zone that the  IB-2x belongs to. When this value is blank, the  IB-2x will belong to the default zone set by the AppleTalk router.


Select whether to enable or disable NetBEUI protocol.


The printer name shown here appears in the Windows Explorer Network Neighborhood in the workgroup defined below. The printer name must be unique within the workgroup. The printer name is set under TCP/IP Host Name.


Specify the workgroup that the  IB-2x belongs to. Enter the default workgroup name or an existing workgroup name. A new workgroup name that does not exist in the network is not shown as Workgroup.


Set the  IB-2x description. The information set here is shown as the description (comments) of the  IB-2x in Windows Explorer.


Specify the authentication community name of SNMP. This community name is authenticated when an SNMP set request is received.


Specify the SNMP trap community. This community name is used when the  IB-2x generates a trap.


Specify the destination IP address of the SNMP trap recipient. An address of 0.0.0.0 indicates IP traps are disabled for this recipient.


Specify the MIB-II SysContact object. The e-mail address of the network administrator is usually specified.


Specify the MIB-II SysName object. The host name or domain name of the  IB-2x is usually specified.


Specify the MIB-II SysLocation object. The location of the  IB-2x is usually specified.


Specify the MIB-II Default TTL object in the range of "0 to 255". This value indicates the longest time of an IP packet's existence. Usually the value should be the default.


Select whether to enable or disable the MIB-II EnableAuthenTrap object. If enabled an SNMP trap is generated when an attempt to read (get) or write (set) is made using an incorrect community name. The trap is sent to the Trap IP Address.


Specify whether to use Printer Traps or not.


Select the type of trap.


Specify the IP destination address of the trap recipient. An address of 0.0.0.0 indicates IP traps are disabled for this recipient.


Specify the IPX destination address of the trap recipient. The address is separated into two parts, the 8 digit hexadecimal IPX network address and the 12 digit hexadecimal IPX node address. Enter the addresses without using colons.


Specify the string to be transmitted to the printer at the beginning of each job.


Specify the string to be transmitted to the printer at the end of each job.


Specify the string to be transmitted to the printer before output to the port via a Kanji filter (sjis/euc). Specify the string when a control code, etc. needs to be sent before printing.


Specify the string to be transmitted to the printer after output to the port via a Kanji filter (sjis/euc). Specify the string when a control code, etc. needs to be sent after printing.


Configure to correspond with the emulation of the printer (PDL). The emulation will be converted to a code that corresponds to the printer emulation in outputting to the output port via Kanji filter (sjis/euc).


Specify the number of characters to convert the tab code (0x09) to half size (single-byte) space (0x20) in outputting via a Kanji filter. When the value is 0, the tab is not converted. The value is from 0 to 16.


Specify the number of characters in a line when outputting via Kanji filter. The value is from 0 to 255.


Specify the number of lines on a page when outputting via Kanji filter.  The value is from 0 to 255.


Open the advanced settings screen for the parallel port or serial port.


Specify the operation mode of the parallel port. You can obtain printer status from a printer that supports bi-directional transmission by setting the bi-directional mode.


Specify the transfer speed of data for the parallel port. Specify the appropriate mode because processing depends on the capacity of the printer connected.


Specify SELECT signal processing of each parallel port. (Ignore: IGNORE; HIGH is successful; LOW is successful.) Usually the value should be the default.


Specify the Baud rate of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Specify the length of the data bits of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Specify the parity bits of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Specify the stop bits of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Select whether to allow or disallow of hardware flow control of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Select whether to allow or disallow of software flow control of the serial port. The value set here must be exactly the same as the setting of the connected printer.


Open the WINS settings screen.


Open the Advanced settings screen.


Open the NDS settings screen.


Open the PSERVER Options screen.


Open the RPRINTER Options screen.


Assign the primary WINS server address. A WINS server provides a mechanism for mapping Host Names to IP addresses allowing use of the Host Name rather than the IP address when configuring TCP/IP printing.


Assign the secondary WINS server address.


The scope ID defines a group of computers that will recognize a registered host name.


Specify the port number for TCP/IP raw sockets communication.


Specify an IP trap address.


Specify a IPX trap address.


Specify the SNMP write community name. This community name is authenticated when an SNMP set request is received.


Specify the SNMP read community name. This community name is authenticated when an SNMP get request is received.


Specify a Host Name. The name is used with WINS and Printer Name of NetBEUI.


Open the Trap Configuration screen.


Select whether to enable or disable ARP/PING.


Sets the time in the printer by contacting a network time server.


Specify the server from which the printer will obtain the current time. When SNTP is selected, it is necessary to specify the SNTP server. When NetWare is selected, the time will be obtained from the NetWare server.


Set the host name or IP address of the SNTP server.


Set the schedule for time status reports via E-mail.


Set the schedule for time status reports via E-mail.


Set the day of the month to send the time status report.


Set the day of the week to send the time status report.


Set the time of day to send the time status report.


Set the number of hours between each time status report.


Specify the E-mail Address for this user.


Enable or disable the additional network status page when printing the status page at the printer front panel.


Open the Network Status Page Setup screen.


Select whether to output a Banner page or not when PSERVER Mode for NetWare is used to print.


Specify if support Bi-directional function or not for this port.If you disabled Bi-directional Printing, the data transferred from printer will be canceled.


Specify if print banner page or not.


Output to the printer after adding CR+LF to ASCII data or converting ASCII data to PostScript data.