Riso RZ220 eouter setup

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  • slimy
    Technician
    • Feb 2016
    • 26

    #1

    Riso RZ220 eouter setup

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to set up a router to my rz220 machine but i'm having trouble figure out how to do it.

    how do i set up an IP address for the machine/router? if i connect my laptop to the router, are there any other steps to make it work once the ip addresses are set??? I also have a parallel port to usb cable, but I can't get to seem to get my laptop to make a master from there. etc

    Thanks! Any walk through process/help would be appreciated

    (I'm running OSX on a mac)
    Last edited by slimy; 07-27-2016, 05:11 AM.
  • slimy
    Technician
    • Feb 2016
    • 26

    #2
    Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

    bump

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    • 20gaugeO/U
      Senior Tech

      500+ Posts
      • Feb 2009
      • 553

      #3
      Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

      Page 72 of the User's Guide for IP Address Settings (for RZ2xx, unavailable). I don't remember ever trying to hook up a RZ220. Only 390's and 590's to PC's, if I remember right RISO was way behind on the Mac stuff back in the day.

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      • ennamarie

        #4
        Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

        Hi, I am bumping this very old thread!!

        I have an RZ220, the RZ 2 print driver, and a parallel port to USB. It connects. The driver works. The print queue comes up with the document, says it is printing/sending data, shows it loading, and then "sends"..aka disappears off the list. But nothing happens with our Riso.

        Any insight?

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        • guitar9199
          Service Manager

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          • Sep 2016
          • 1099

          #5
          Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

          Originally posted by ennamarie
          Hi, I am bumping this very old thread!!

          I have an RZ220, the RZ 2 print driver, and a parallel port to USB. It connects. The driver works. The print queue comes up with the document, says it is printing/sending data, shows it loading, and then "sends"..aka disappears off the list. But nothing happens with our Riso.

          Any insight?

          I'd check the specs to verify that the RZ-220 actually has PostScript! If it doesn't have it, your data light will flash, and the job will not print.

          FYI... With a Mac, it doesn't matter whose name is on the box!! Unless there's a proprietary Mac driver for that specific machine (ie: Canon UFR II), it's got to have PostScript.

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          • ennamarie

            #6
            Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

            Originally posted by guitar9199
            I'd check the specs to verify that the RZ-220 actually has PostScript! If it doesn't have it, your data light will flash, and the job will not print.

            FYI... With a Mac, it doesn't matter whose name is on the box!! Unless there's a proprietary Mac driver for that specific machine (ie: Canon UFR II), it's got to have PostScript.
            I'm going to be a dummy and ask how I check that! I installed a Mac specific RZ 2U Series driver. But I realize I could install any driver so that doesn't mean much.

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            • guitar9199
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              • Sep 2016
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              #7
              Re: Riso RZ220 eouter setup

              Originally posted by ennamarie
              I'm going to be a dummy and ask how I check that! I installed a Mac specific RZ 2U Series driver. But I realize I could install any driver so that doesn't mean much.

              I'd check the spec sheets.

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