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NE T W OR KI NG CO NN ECT IO N TO A NE TW OR K SE R VI CE 28. 6 Techn i cal R ef erenc e Manual Ch apt er I ssue 2, A ug 1 4 Har d ware Ins t al latio n A LA N RJ4 5 c onn ec tor i s av ail able at th e exter nal s e rv …

NETWORKING
CONNECTION TO A NETWORK SERVICE
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CONNECTION TO A NETWORK SERVICE
Important Safety
Considerations
Whenever a machine is indirectly controlled eg, when using a network to
control its movements, there may be safety issues to consider. DEK printing
machines are fitted with several safety interlocks to protect operators and
maintainers.
In addition to the above warning and before operating the machinery remotely,
ASM recommend that adequate safety systems are in place to ensure that all
personnel are clear of the moving parts in the printer and any external
machinery which may be in partial or full control of the networked host.
Minimum System
Requirement
The minimum system requirement for the host PC is as follows:
• IBM Compatible PC (running Windows NT4 minimum)
• VDU with 800 x 600 Pixels (256 colours)
• LAN connection for GEM or Net Files
Operating
Environment
The operating system of the host computer must be capable of communicating
with a DEK printer running Windows XP.
NOTE
Where DEK Software for Productivity Tools eg, Remote Product Changeover,
Off-Line editor etc are to be used, the installer must be logged on with
Administrator level access in order for the security key device driver software
to be installed.

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CONNECTION TO A NETWORK SERVICE
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Hardware
Installation
A LAN RJ45 connector is available at the external services rear panel, this
connector provides the interface to the customer’s network. Connecting a
cable to the network is the only hardware installation requirement, however for
some applications it may be necessary to connect other devices eg, a barcode
reader.
Figure 28-3 Network Connection
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Host Comms
LAN RJ45

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CONNECTION TO A NETWORK SERVICE
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8 Way RJ45
Connector
Internally the LAN RJ45 connection is routed to 3SK02 (card slot ISA 3) of the
PC enclosure rear panel. The connections (to connector A) are shown below:
NOTE
The connection above is wired as ASM would recommend. It is possible that a
customer network connection may differ from the one shown, if a problem
exists in installation the connection at the customer network end of the cable
may need to be configured accordingly.
IP Address Configuration
To set the IP Address, use the following procedure:
1. On the Windows desktop, right mouse click the My Network Places icon
and select Properties.
2. Right mouse click Local Area Connection and select Properties.
3. Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and select the Properties button.
4. Select the Obtain an IP address automatically radio button if the server
supports this capability. Go to Step 6.
5. Select the Use the following IP address: radio button and enter the
details supplied by the network administrator.
6. Select OK - OK and close the Networks Connections window.
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1
+ve Transmit
5
Not Used
2
-ve Transmit
6
-ve Receive
3
+ve Receive
7
Not Used
4
Not Used
8
Not Used
BN
BN
W/
BN
W/
BN
O
O
W/
O
W/
O
G
G
W/
G
W/
G
BL
BL
W/
BL
Pin 1
Connector A (pin view)
Connector B (pin view)
Connection Diagram for Reverse RJ45 Cable
Pin 1
W/
BL