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About the Software

The software CD-ROM provided with your printer includes the following network

software.

❏ EpsonNet Config for Windows is a Windows-based configuration utility for

administrators that allows you to configure the network interface for various

protocols such as TCP/IP, MS Network, IPP, and SNMP. See "EpsonNet Config for

Windows" on page 25.

❏ EpsonNet Config for Macintosh is a Macintosh-based configuration utility for

administrators that allows you to configure the network interface for TCP/IP,

AppleTalk, and IPP. See "EpsonNet Config for Windows" on page 25.

❏ EpsonNet Config with Web Browser is a Web-based configuration utility that allows

you to configure the network interface for TCP/IP, MS Network, AppleTalk, IPP, and

SNMP. See "EpsonNet Config with Web Browser" on page 27.

Configuration—a prepared set of conditions for proper operation of a device. Configuring

the network interface is to prepare it to work with protocols available on a network.

DHCP—a dynamic host configuration protocol. It is a protocol that assigns dynamic IP

addresses to devices on a network.

EtherTalk—the communication protocol of AppleTalk governing Ethernet transmissions.

Protocol—a rule that controls how data or information is exchanged through a network.

Computers and software cannot communicate with each other using different protocols.

TCP/IP—Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol, a layer of protocols that

provides communication between nodes on a network.

Introduction