Ethernet Connection (Manually Set IP Address)
1. Determine the network addresses.
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Determine the IP addresses.
- Computer: 192.168.0.XXX
- Device: 192.168.0.YYY
"XXX" and "YYY" represent numbers from 1 to 254. Ensure that they are different from the numbers of other network equipment.
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Determine the subnet mask.
- Computer: 255.255.255.0
- Device: 255.255.255.0
Use the same number for the computer and this machine.
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Determine the default gateway (router).
- Computer: 192.168.0.AAA
- Device: 192.168.0.AAA
"AAA" represents numbers from 1 to 254. It may not be necessary to set this number, so check with your network administrator.
The settings listed here are only an example. The procedure and settings given in this manual do not match every environment. In an environment where the computer being used is connected to multiple network devices and the Internet, inappropriate settings will have a large effect on the entire network. For detailed information about the settings, consult your network administrator.
Determine the IP addresses, subnet mask, and default gateway (router) to connect the computer and this machine to a network.
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Log on to the Mac as the [Administrator].
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From the Apple menu, click [System Settings...].
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Click [Network] - [Wi-Fi] or the network name (when using Ethernet).
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Click [Details...].
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Click [TCP/IP].
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Select [Manually] for [Configure IPv4].
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Enter the [IP Address], [Subnet Mask], and [Router].
For [Router], enter the default gateway.
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Click [OK].
2. Set the computer's network.
This step is not necessary when connecting to an existing network environment.
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If the machine is off, press the power button to start the machine.
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Press [MENU] twice to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▼] once to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶] once to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▼] three times to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶] twice to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶], then [▼] to set DHCP to OFF.
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Press [ENTER].
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Press [▼] once to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶] twice.
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Set the IP address.
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the IP address of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
Press [◀] or [▶] to move the cursor. - Press [ENTER].
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the IP address of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
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Press [◀], then [▼] to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶] twice.
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Set the subnet mask.
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the subnet mask of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
Press [◀] or [▶] to move the cursor. - Press [ENTER].
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the subnet mask of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
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Press [◀], then [▼] to display the screen shown below.
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Press [▶] twice.
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Set the gateway address.
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the gateway address of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
Press [◀] or [▶] to move the cursor. - Press [ENTER].
- Press [▲] or [▼] to enter the gateway address of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.].
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Press [MENU] to return to the original screen.
3. Set the machine's network.
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Connect the machine and the computer with a LAN cable.
1. Connect this machine and the computer with a LAN cable.
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From the Apple menu, click [System Settings...].
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Click [Printers & Scanners].
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Click [Add Printer, Scanner, or Fax...].
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Add the printer.
- Select [IP].
- Enter the [Address:].
Enter the gateway address of the machine determined under [1. Determine the network addresses.]. - Select [HP Jetdirect - Socket] from the [Protocol:] pull-down menu.
- If necessary, enter the desired name in [Name:].
When you enter the [Address:], the address is displayed in the [Name:] field. Change the name as necessary. - From the [Use:] pull-down menu, click [Select Printer Software...].
- Click [Roland DG GS2-24].
- Click [OK].
- Click [Add].
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Check that the GS2-24 is displayed in the area for printers.If it is displayed, setup is complete.
2. Configure the machine's settings on the computer.