Canon ir c4080 Networking question

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  • Ron314
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    • Apr 2013
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    Canon ir c4080 Networking question







    Okay, so I've networked probably 2 dozen Canon copiers to various networks in the past using TCP/IP Addressing, but I really don't know what to do with this one. This unit has an imagepass H1 (I think) mounted on the back and I actually don't know what to do with it. The second problem is that I am used to seeing more that one page of information from the "Network" printout sheet. Where the heck is all the other stuff like the IP address and Gateway address etc. ? Can I tear this H1 off of the copier and Network it together normally like all the other black and white imagerunner copiers without any serious loss in performance or is it nearly critical?



    Thanks in advance,

    Ron
  • CanonSco
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    • Jul 2010
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    Re: Canon ir c4080 Networking question

    The networking is done "through" the H1.

    Press the "printer" button on the touch screen to access the setup for the H1, entering the usual network info there ( under function button ).

    You can remove the H1, but if it is working it is worth keeping it attached.

    EDIT - Just noticed from your picture that you dont have any of the H1 cabling attached, do you still have it?
    Yes, I am a nerd.
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    • teckat
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      Re: Canon ir c4080 Networking question

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      • Ron314
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        #4
        Re: Canon ir c4080 Networking question

        Thanks for the speedie reply guys and yes I do have the cabling for hookup.

        Ron

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