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Issue / Symptom:
The network
interface may require a return to factory defaults for any of
the following reasons:
- The user may desire to return to default.
- Certain flash code upgrades may require a reset.
- The printer settings may become corrupted and cause errors
or lockups.
- A IP address is to be set via DHCP.
After Resetting: The IP setting will be cleared and
DHCP will be enabled. If the printer is attached to the network
(the cable is plugged in) and a DHCP server is active, the IP
Address should set automatically- this may not be the address
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Procedures:
GL100 Network Interface
Menu Reset
Applies to:
- mL260, Product Version 6.5 or higher
Menu >> Interface Menu >> Network x Setup >> Factory Defaults
= Yes
NET32 Network Interface
Menu Reset
Applies to:
- mL260, Product Version 6.5 or higher
Menu >> Interface Menu >> Network x Setup >> Factory Defaults
= Yes
Reset Using Test Button:
Locate the network interface connectors on the back of the
printer.
- The 10Base2 connector is removed from current versions of
the NIC.
- Depending on the printer model, the connectors may be
oriented differently from the photo.
- New printer models have the network interface integrated
onto the controller, not as a separate card.
- Locate the small hole near the network connector- the test
button is inside this hole.
- Turn the printer power off.
- Using a paper clip, press and hold the test button.
- Turn the printer power on.
- When the network lights start flashing, release the test
button.
Reset Via Telnet Connection:
Open a Telnet session to the printer and issue the
following commands:
telnet 10.1.1.123
This address is an example.
Username> bob
The username can be any desired name.
Local_4> su
This is the superuser login.
Password> system
The password
system does not show.
Local_4>> Initialize Factory
Local_4>> Init Delay 0
The connection to the printer will be lost as the network
interface reboots.
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