MIMAKI JFX550-2513 Manuel utilisateur
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Maintenance
1. Connecting to a Local Network................................................... 4
2. Configuring the RIP PC .............................................................. 7
Configuring the network sharing and discovery settings ...................... 7
Setting up an Ethernet connection........................................................ 8
3. Importing Jobs in MPC via Shared Folders .............................. 12
Outputting jobs to a shared folder....................................................... 12
Copying jobs to a shared folder at any time ....................................... 15
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Maintenance
The machine should be cleaned periodically depending on the usage frequency to maintain accuracy and
ensure long-term use.
Read the maintenance precautions thoroughly before maintaining this product.
1. Connecting to a Local Network
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1. Connecting to a Local Network
Connect the control PC and RIP PC to a local network or with a LAN cable to save RIP data from the RIP
PC. Insert the LAN cable until it clicks into place.
lAbout the network configuration of RIP PC and this machine
1There are two types of connections between the RIP PC and this machine.
(1) Connection using the LAN cable
RIP PC
LAN connection
Printer (control PC)
(2) Connection via the local network
RIP PC
LAN
connection
LAN
connection
Local network
Internet
Switching hub
Printer (control PC)
2The following connection devices are used for network connection.
Device Required Recommended
RIP PC LAN port 1 Gbps or higher 10 Gbps
LAN cable CAT6A or higher CAT6A or higher
Switching hub 1 Gbps or higher 10 Gbps
lLAN connection precautions
• Use a Category 6A or higher LAN cable.
• Use a 10GBASE-T compatible RIP PC or switching hub. It may take longer to transfer RIP data (jobs)
with substandard components.
• Set up the control PC and the RIP PC to transfer print data on the same network. Connections via a
router or using Wi-Fi are not possible.
1. Connecting to a Local Network
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lMethod 1 for checking the LAN connection of the control PC
1Check the LAN connector indicators near the bottom on the back of the control PC.
• The LAN connector indicators are illuminated when the system is connected.
• If the indicators are not illuminated, insert the LAN cable until it clicks into place.
[LINK/ACT] [SPEED]
LED Status Summary
SPEED Green Linked via 10GBASE-T
Yellow Linked over a connection other than 10GBASE-T
LINK/ACT Flashing green Data is being sent and received.
Green No network traffic.
• Do not unplug the cable while data is being transferred.
• Be sure to confirm that the LAN connector indicator is lit before configuring the subsequent
settings.
lMethod 2 for checking the LAN connection of the control PC
1From MENU on the touch panel, tap [SETTING 2] > [System setting] > [Network setting].
• A dialog box appears.
1. Connecting to a Local Network
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2Check the [Current settings] field.
• If the LAN connection has been successfully established, the address will be displayed.
3Tap [X] in the upper right to close the dialog box.
2. Configuring the RIP PC
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2. Configuring the RIP PC
Configuring the network sharing and discovery settings
1On the RIP PC, open the Windows start menu and click [Settings].
• The [Settings] window will appear.
2Select [Network & Internet].
3Under the "Change your network settings" section, select [Sharing options].
• The following window will appear.
2. Configuring the RIP PC
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4Select [Private], [Guest or Public] or [Domain], depending on the network configuration.
• If you are having trouble, check with your network administrator to see which settings need to be
changed.
5Select [Turn on network discovery] and click [Save changes].
6Restart the RIP PC to apply the settings.
Setting up an Ethernet connection
1On the RIP PC, open the Windows start menu and click [Settings].
• The [Settings] window will appear.
2. Configuring the RIP PC
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2Select [Network & Internet].
3Under the "Change your network settings" section, select [Change adapter options].
• The following window will appear.
4Right-click the [Ethernet] icon, and then click [Properties].
• If there are multiple [Ethernet] icons, open select the properties for the port you wish to use.
• The name may vary depending on the PC.
2. Configuring the RIP PC
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5On the Networking tab, select the [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)] connection item,
and then click [Properties].
6Configure the network settings.
• Configure the network settings of the RIP PC according to the network settings of the control PC.
• For more information regarding the network settings of the control PC and the RIP PC, please
contact your network administrator.
7Restart the RIP PC to apply the settings.
8Confirm that the connection has been established.
• First, connect the RIP PC and the control PC via a LAN cable.
• Please refer to the following for more details regarding LAN cable connection.
"Connecting to a Local Network"(P. 4)
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