bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
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Re: bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
Found this, might be worth a try?Attached FilesComment
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Re: bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
Pardon me for noticing, but is there a solution in that paragraph? All I saw were diagnostics. =^..^=If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=Comment
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Re: bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
Without being overly pedantic its just after the word solution!
Its telling you to manually set an ip address using the ARP command (in dos) and then check that its set, again using the ARP command.
In the olden times the ARP command was used a lot to get devices to assign ip addresses to a particular MAC address.
Follow the instructions but substituting the mac address of the mfp (as printed on the config page), and then the ip address you want.
It may work, it may not. But its worth a try..Comment
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Re: bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
Without being overly pedantic its just after the word solution!
Its telling you to manually set an ip address using the ARP command (in dos) and then check that its set, again using the ARP command.
In the olden times the ARP command was used a lot to get devices to assign ip addresses to a particular MAC address.
Follow the instructions but substituting the mac address of the mfp (as printed on the config page), and then the ip address you want.
It may work, it may not. But its worth a try..
Hi,
** Problem Solved **
Thanks to tech51 for his suggestion. I had already tried arp and ping but for some reason the arp command to assign an ip address gave an error code that I can not remember. This time I was successful although I don't know what was different.
Prior to solving the problem the following items were missing from the copiers control panel menus.
Administrator Settings\Network Settings
Service Mode\System 2\Image Controller
The copier couldn't be pinged or seen by the networks switch.
The arp command this time succeeded with no error. The ping command I followed it by this time returned replies. I immediately checked the copier and the missing menu items had reappeared. I managed to setup a static ip, the subnet mask and the default gateway without any problems after a reboot.
Thanks Rob.Comment
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Re: bizhub C352 missing tab (Network Setting)
Regarding CF cards, I have always used 128 & 256mb kodak brand cf cards prepared with the firmware imaging toolkit without any issues, ever. (I never work on cf card machines anymore though)
Back in the day I bought a couple dozen of them on ebay for next to nothing, new old stock. They are harder to find these days though.
CF Card 128 MB Kodak Compact Flash | eBay
these are the ones ive used for years and never had any issues.Comment
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