Epson 9800 - Stylus Pro Color Inkjet Printer Unpacking And Setup Manual - Page 25

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Using the Optional Interface Card

The following optional Ethernet interface card lets

you use your printer on a network. The Ethernet

interface card automatically detects the protocols

on your network, so you can print from

Windows XP, Me, 98, and 2000, or Mac OS X and

9.x on an AppleTalk network.

EpsonNet 10/100 Base Tx

Int. Print Server 5

Note:

The asterisk (✽) is a substitute for the last digit of the

product code, which varies by location.

Installing the optional interface card

To install an optional interface card, follow the steps

below.

Note:

Before you install the optional interface card, see the

documentation that comes with the card for setup

information.

1. Make sure both the printer and the computer

are turned off.

2. Make sure the power cord is unplugged from

the wall outlet.

Caution:

Do not install the interface card when the

printer is connected to a wall outlet. Doing

so may damage the printer.

3. Disconnect the interface cable, if necessary.

4. Use a cross-head screw driver to remove the

C12C82434✽

5. Slide the interface card along the slots on both

two screws that secures the shield plate to the

optional interface slot, and then lift off the

plate. Be sure to keep the screws for future use

when you re-install the shield plate.

Note:

Do not remove any other screws around the

shielded plate.

sides of the interface compartment. Push it

firmly to fully insert the connector (at the rear

of the interface card) in the printer's internal

socket.

Note:

According to the interface card you use, it may

stick out from the slot.