Philips Crystal 660 Installation Manuallines page 8

4.5.3 Infrastructure Set-up
If you choose INFRASTRUCTURE mode you will be asked to set the authentication mode of
the network. The possible choices are NONE, OPEN, SHARED and BOTH.
NONE means that there is no encrypted authentication and data is transmitted without
encryption.
OPEN activates encryption of data and still works with unencrypted authentication.
SHARED activates both encrypted data and authentication.
BOTH activates both encrypted data and authentication but tries as well to authenticate
without encryption if the first try failed.
Afterwards you have to set the connection mode in Menu 9,1,5. If there is a DHCP server in
your infrastructure network, set the mode to AUTOMATIC (DHCP), otherwise set it to
MANUAL.
If you choose MANUAL, you will be prompted to enter an IP address and a subnet mask.
Enter the IP address you want your Crystal printer to have. Make sure that the address is in
the subnet of your local network. Finally set the subnet mask on the device to your local
network's subnet mask.
After having set all the parameters on your Crystal printer, leave the menu. After leaving the
menu the adapter will be reconfigured and the printer is available in the network.
Now it should be possible to establish a connection to the Crystal printer. You can test this by
using the ping command with the IP address of the printer (e.g. ping 192.168.1.10).