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Testing the NIC
Follow these steps to verify that the NIC is installed and
operating properly.
1. Use a Category 5 network cable to interconnect the
printer with your network.
note:
The NIC automatically detects whether it is
connected to a 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Ethernet network.
Shielded network cabling must be used when connecting
to 100 Mbps networks.
2. Use the power cord to interconnect the printer with a
power source.
3. Turn on the printer. After the printer warms up, it will
print a Network Settings page with NIC status
information (shown on page 72 of the SuperScript 4400
User's Guide). Keep the Network Settings page. You will
need this information when configuring the NIC for your
network.
note:
The printer takes 3 minutes to warm up from a
cold start. It will take less time if it is already warm.
Your 4400 Printer is now a network printer. See Chapter 7,
"Network Setup," of the user's guide for configuring your
system to use the network printer
Installing the NIC
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During the PostScript 3 for Windows 95/98 driver
installation, you have the option of installing a driver using
Microsoft Image Color Matching (ICM) technology or a
driver using NEC's color matching method. The driver using
NEC's color matching method is the default driver.
The ICM based driver calibrates the colors with those
actually seen on the print client's monitor. The NEC based
driver calibrates the colors with those described by the NEC
Color Table located inside the printer.
The choice can be made when the Select Components dialog
box appears during installation. Simply highlight the Printer
Drivers Win95 item, then click Change to open the Select
Subcomponents dialog box. The ICM based driver can be
selected there. However, when the ICM based driver is
installed, you can still choose between ICM based or NEC's
color matching printing methods from the Color Control
options located in the Graphics tab of the driver.
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