c5185 NIC (print controller) part number

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  • dinkyoaf
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    • Sep 2010
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    #1

    c5185 NIC (print controller) part number

    Does anyone know the part number for the network card (print controller) and also the SCSI on the c5185? Customers Fiery got knocked from a storm and the replacement didn't resolve it. Gonna try replacing the NIC in the machine.

    Does the 3200 card (FG3-3135) work? I would assume not. Thanks in advance.
  • teckat
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    #2
    Originally posted by dinkyoaf
    Does anyone know the part number for the network card (print controller) and also the SCSI on the c5185? Customers Fiery got knocked from a storm and the replacement didn't resolve it. Gonna try replacing the NIC in the machine.

    Does the 3200 card (FG3-3135) work? I would assume not. Thanks in advance.

    No on 3200 nic

    what exactly is the issue with the 5185 & Fiery H1 ??? Error Codes/Printing/Power/Connections ?


    Color imageRUNNER C5185 / C5180 / C5185i / C5180i / C4580 / C4580i / C4080 / C4080
    The part number for the NIC is FM2-9253-010
    The interface cable for imagePass H1 v1.1=FH2-7042-000

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    Last edited by teckat; 11-30-2010, 05:55 AM.
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    • dinkyoaf
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      #3
      Excellent. Thanks Teckat. Well they had a bad storm roll through the area. Machine would still copy but all network functionality was dead. (Fiery plugged directly in to the wall - No form of surge suppression) We sent them a new Fiery with no improvement. My Canon tech wants to swap out the NICs. Thoughts?

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      • teckat
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        #4
        Originally posted by dinkyoaf
        Excellent. Thanks Teckat. Well they had a bad storm roll through the area. Machine would still copy but all network functionality was dead. (Fiery plugged directly in to the wall - No form of surge suppression) We sent them a new Fiery with no improvement. My Canon tech wants to swap out the NICs. Thoughts?
        does the H1 have power ? / check LED window on H1 for errors/ open H1 -Check connections


        Read this H1 Guide below, could help
        imagePass H1 SG.pdf
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        • Fer
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          • Nov 2009
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          #5
          Disable the H1 in service mode, and try to connect the network directly to the copier. U can test the nic for free.

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          • dinkyoaf
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            • Sep 2010
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            #6
            Originally posted by Fer
            Disable the H1 in service mode, and try to connect the network directly to the copier. U can test the nic for free.

            AH why have I not thought about that!? Good idea. Thanks. That's what sucks about being a tech. Sometimes you get so used to the complicated issues you forget to start with the basics. Or at least I do..

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            • charm5496
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              #7
              we had an H1 get taken out by a lighting storm at a power plant none the less. You can also try connecting your laptop to the copier via a crossover cable to see if you can ping the device that way. More than likely the storm took out the motherboard on the H1, but i would pull it apart and check the power supply with a meter to see if you have voltage coming out of it.
              Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.

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              • teckat
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                #8
                Originally posted by charm5496
                we had an H1 get taken out by a lighting storm at a power plant none the less. You can also try connecting your laptop to the copier via a crossover cable to see if you can ping the device that way. More than likely the storm took out the motherboard on the H1, but i would pull it apart and check the power supply with a meter to see if you have voltage coming out of it.
                Poster said they replaced the damaged Fiery - and received same results

                Does anyone know the part number for the network card (print controller) and also the SCSI on the c5185? Customers Fiery got knocked from a storm and the replacement didn't resolve it. Gonna try replacing the NIC in the machine.
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