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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • Page 6 – LIST OF FIGURES
  • Page 7 – LIST OF TABLES; Table 7
  • Page 9 – PREFACE: Who Should Use This Manual; PREFACE; Who Should Use This Manual; GETTING TO KNOW THE M208; on page 5
  • Page 10 – PREFACE: General Conventions; General Conventions; These are some of the conventions followed in this manual:
  • Page 11 – PREFACE: Computer Entry and Display Conventions; Caution; Command syntax and examples are formatted as follows:; The Courier font in boldface indicates command entries.; Regular Courier font indicates displayed results.; list default com1|com2; Square brackets [ ] around something indicates that it is optional.; ping; ipname is alive; Please enter the ipname at the prompt.; Note
  • Page 13 – GETTING TO KNOW THE M208: Overview; Overview; Hub/Remote Access Features
  • Page 14 – Print Server Features; General Features; four-speed parallel port to support any peripheral, slow or fast,
  • Page 15 – Novell Features; ability to add a preferred Novell file server list,; AppleTalk Features
  • Page 16 – GETTING TO KNOW THE M208: Overview of the Hub Architecture; Printer Support; an LPR client to interact with our Line Printer Daemon on the unit,; Other; AppleTalk over EtherTalk support,; Overview of the Hub Architecture
  • Page 17 – GETTING TO KNOW THE M208: Overview of Print Server Architecture; Overview of Print Server Architecture; Destinations
  • Page 18 – Print Server Operating Logic; Destination; M208 Workgroup Print Server
  • Page 19 – GETTING TO KNOW THE M208: Overview of Print Server Installation; Overview of Print Server Installation; Basic Unix Configuration
  • Page 20 – RPRINTER Setup; Once the unit is physically attached to the network, you need to:
  • Page 21 – set rprinter add; Basic Windows Configuration
  • Page 22 – Select Chooser from the Apple Menu.; where M208name is the name of the M208 and papname is; Example
  • Page 23 – INSTALLING THE M208 ON THE NETWORK: Overview; INSTALLING THE M208 ON THE NETWORK; FCC Warning
  • Page 24 – INSTALLING THE M208 ON THE NETWORK: Preparing for Installation; Site Requirements; Environment; Prepare to install the M208:; M 2 0 8 WO RK G RO U P H U B / PRI N T S E R VE R
  • Page 25 – Connecting the M208 to the Network; To connect the M208 to the network:; Connecting Peripherals; bbmode for simulating an attached printer,
  • Page 26 – INSTALLING THE M208 ON THE NETWORK: Connecting Peripherals; hardware flow control,
  • Page 27 – USING THE HUB: Overview; USING THE HUB; cascading hubs: any port can be used to cascade M208s,
  • Page 28 – USING THE HUB: Hub Installation; full hub monitoring capabilities using the npsh command set,; Hub Installation; Connectors
  • Page 29 – USING THE HUB: Hub Configuration; Twisted-Pair Cable Pinouts; Hub Configuration
  • Page 30 – To disable a particular port, please follow the steps below:; Login to the M208 as a root user.
  • Page 32 – USING THE HUB: Monitoring the Hub; To enable the SQE Test on port 9, please follow the steps below:; config hub 9 sqe; Monitoring the Hub; Hub Monitoring Using the LEDs
  • Page 33 – list hub; Login to the M208 as a root or guest user.; Definitions of Ethernet Terms in List Hub Output; Alignment Errors
  • Page 34 – Displays whether the port passed the link status test.
  • Page 36 – USING THE HUB: SNMP Management Features; SNMP Management Features; Basic Troubleshooting Tips; Ensure that the connections are secure and the hub is powered-up,; Additional Troubleshooting Tips
  • Page 37 – USING THE HUB: Troubleshooting the Hub
  • Page 39 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR TCP/IP: Overview; CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR TCP/IP
  • Page 40 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR TCP/IP: Host Software; Compiling Host Software
  • Page 41 – npconfig/ezsetup Main Menu
  • Page 42 – Add and remove users. Change user passwords and user types.; npconfig Detailed Configuration Options Sub-Menu
  • Page 43 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR TCP/IP: M208 Configuration; computer-aided configuration with ezsetup or npconfig,; manual configuration with a terminal connected to COM1,
  • Page 44 – Computer-aided Configuration with ezsetup or npconfig; devicename; devicename is usually fd0 for a diskette.; or; ksh
  • Page 45 – Manual Configuration Through the Network with ARP; This WARNING message is normal at this point so you can ignore it:; STORED AND CURRENT VALUES DIFFER
  • Page 46 – Manual Configuration Through the Network with RARP
  • Page 47 – Test the new IP address by trying a ping with the new IP name:; Manual Configuration Through the Network with BOOTP; store tcpip
  • Page 48 – Manual Configuration Through the COM Port; Serial Cable; Login as root when asked for a login name.
  • Page 49 – Save these configurations to EEPROM. Enter:; save; Verify the IP address and netmask. Enter:; list stored tcpip; These are now stored in EEPROM.; Restoring to Factory Defaults
  • Page 50 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR TCP/IP: Host Configuration; Host Configuration; Sun NeWSprint and Adobe TranScript,; Direct Printing Without the Spooler; npwrite
  • Page 51 – The syntax for npwrite is:; ipname; npwrite spike com2 testfile.txt; Syntax
  • Page 52 – where spike is the M208’s IP name and d1prn is the destination.
  • Page 53 – Custom Interface Scripts; Use a pre-defined script for your particular printer.; Use npd as the print method.; Both of these methods are explained on the next page.; Modifying Your Script; process options
  • Page 54 – translate data to printer format; Using npd and Your Own Script
  • Page 55 – BSD UNIX; lpd Remote Printing; This method should be used in the following conditions:; Setting up lpd Remote
  • Page 56 – mkdir spike; BSD Interface Script Printing; width; Setting up an Interface Script
  • Page 57 – tion of the commands necessary to create these entries:
  • Page 58 – Host Software on page 31 for more details.; lpc start hp
  • Page 59 – printername filename; System V UNIX; reqid
  • Page 61 – lpsched; Enable the printer and allow it to accept requests.; enable hp; Try printing a file with the following syntax:
  • Page 62 – npd Pseudo-device Interface; npd Overview; printer
  • Page 63 – Use the following syntax to start npd:; npd; devicefile; Name for a pseudo-tty pair’s slave device acquired by npd.; npd locks
  • Page 64 – for the timeout to occur in 60 seconds.; Testing npd; pid ipname port masterfile slavefile devicefile; pid; Process ID of npd daemon.; M208 IP address or IP name serviced by npd.; port; Master device used by npd.; slavefile; Slave device used by npd.
  • Page 65 – is the log entry for the npd daemon using process ID 153.; Applications Using npd; Sun NeWSprint; # entry for a PostScript printer on a serial port
  • Page 66 – Add the following variable definitions in this .options file:; Define the M208 IP name or IP address.
  • Page 67 – AIX; smit pdp
  • Page 68 – Select p as the port number.; Select ppa0 as the adapter.; Select a printer type that best matches what you are using.; piobe’
  • Page 69 – This is the /etc/qconfig entry created for this particular setup:; queue stanza; Other TCP/IP Print Methods; NCSA; You can send jobs to the M208 with the following command syntax:; sends a print job to d4com2 on the M208 named spike.
  • Page 71 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR NOVELL: Overview; CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR NOVELL; npsh nvplist
  • Page 72 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR NOVELL: M208 Configuration; npsh; Login to the unit as a root user.; root
  • Page 73 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR NOVELL: Host Configuration; PSERVER Bootup
  • Page 74 – Step
  • Page 75 – A list of defined printers displays.
  • Page 79 – NetWare 4 Options
  • Page 83 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR APPLETALK: Overview; CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR APPLETALK; The M208 does not support LocalTalk.; a Novell workstation running the host software npsh.exe.; a Windows workstation running the NPWin software utility,
  • Page 84 – Additional Configuration Options; AppleTalk Zones; store pserver apple zone [
  • Page 85 – Removing Excess Printers from the Chooser; Save the changes to EEPROM.
  • Page 86 – Disabling the AppleTalk Module; Remove AppleTalk from the available protocols.; set sysinfo module -appletalk
  • Page 87 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR WINDOWS: Overview; CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR WINDOWS; Print Methods Overview; A Central Host
  • Page 88 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR WINDOWS: TCP/IP Setup; NetBIOS is further broken down into these two setup procedures:; Basic Setup Steps; Configure the Windows host with an IP address and netmask.; Setting Up TCP/IP Services on Your Windows Stations; Windows NT LPR Network Software Installation; Go to the Main program group.
  • Page 89 – Select Add New Software.; Windows NT NetBIOS Network Software Installation; Windows For Workgroups NetBIOS Network Software Installation; Compuserve in “MS Software Library”
  • Page 90 – Double click on the Network icon.
  • Page 92 – CONFIGURING THE M208 FOR WINDOWS: Host Configuration; Through the COM Port on page 40 for detailed instructions.; Windows NT Version 3.5x; LPR Method; destination
  • Page 93 – store pserver smb workgrp; You must reset the M208 for this command to take affect.
  • Page 97 – M208 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE: Overview; M208 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE
  • Page 98 – M208 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE: Models; Models; banner page generation,; Model Types; raw
  • Page 99 – M208 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE: Variables; Variables; letter
  • Page 100 – M208 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE: Logpaths; Logpaths; Connecting Peripherals on page 17.
  • Page 101 – USING THE M208’S COMMAND SET: Overview; USING THE M208’S COMMAND SET
  • Page 102 – USING THE M208’S COMMAND SET: npsh Prompt; npsh Prompt; ipaddress; > where ipaddress is the IP address; where the user logged into the COM1 port is root.; User Accounts and Permissions
  • Page 103 – USING THE M208’S COMMAND SET: npsh Basic Commands; sends current network settings to the first parallel port.; sends a formfeed to PRN.; npsh Basic Commands; Command Syntax; The command syntax follows the command name, where:; Examples
  • Page 104 – USING THE M208’S COMMAND SET: npsh Command Set; cancel; Delete a job from the M208’s internal queue.; chr; causes an extra linefeed before the next prompt.; See also: Redirecting Output from Commands on page 94.; config hub
  • Page 105 – See also: list hub on page 99 and Hub Configuration on page 21.; Debug Commands; debug; Display debugging information for a particular module.; disable
  • Page 106 – keycode; List Commands; list arp
  • Page 107 – list dest; See also: Destinations on page 89 and set dest on page 107.; list diff; List the license details and license key number.
  • Page 108 – list logins
  • Page 109 – list rprinter; List the current M208 system information.; list tcpip; List all properties of the TCP stack.; list test; List the status of output I/O port tests.; list time; List the current time.
  • Page 110 – list user; List current settings of all variables.; load; See also: save on page 104 and store tcpip on page 122.; lp
  • Page 111 – lpstat
  • Page 112 – reset; Set Commands; Set default parameters.
  • Page 113 – arguments; Set terminal baud rate to the selected value.
  • Page 114 – Sets the specified serial port as a dedicated SLIP connection.; flush; Flush the data in the serial I/O port input and output buffers.; unlock; Release the access lock on the serial I/O port.; Sets the tabstop width. INT is an integer within the range 1 to 16.
  • Page 115 – set date; See also: Making An Alternate Print Destination on page 133.
  • Page 116 – Set the destination to handle only certain print server services.; associates d1prn with PRN and COM1 to receive printer feedback.; See also: Destinations on page 89 and list dest on page 99.; set logpath
  • Page 117 – Do not use an I/O port for both printing jobs and printing logs.; Username of print job.
  • Page 118 – The banner type and the printer type must match.; set model; onlcr; set model
  • Page 119 – pageorient; cont
  • Page 121 – Flush the data in the parallel I/O port’s output buffer.; Release the access lock on the parallel I/O port.
  • Page 122 – set rprinter; pservername; set sysinfo
  • Page 123 – four digit hex value you’d like.; set sysinfo dns; sys; General system messages.; tcp
  • Page 124 – Set the Print Server to handle particular protocol modules.; set sysinfo syslog; sets the descramble key to match the value found in npscramble.c.; set time
  • Page 125 – set user; set user passwd
  • Page 126 – slip
  • Page 127 – See also: stop on page 119 and list test on page 101.; stop; See also: start on page 118 and list test on page 101.; Store Commands; Store default settings.; For the store commands, these new words are important to know:; ifnum
  • Page 128 – NIT; papname; store pserver
  • Page 129 – changes the AppleTalk printer named prn to hp4si.
  • Page 130 – The M208’s NET LED will flash according to this polltime.; Store the ipaddress for the NIT module specified by ifnum.
  • Page 131 – Removes this entry from the proxy ARP table.
  • Page 132 – Enable or disable the keepalive packet usage in the TCP stack.; store tcpip tcp rxwin; quit; Exit the Telnet session.
  • Page 133 – Print the help information.
  • Page 135 – USING NPWIN: Overview; USING NPWIN; Insert disk labelled NPWin into drive A.; The installation scripts take the following actions:
  • Page 136 – USING NPWIN: Print Server/Hub Configuration; Print Server/Hub Configuration
  • Page 137 – USING NPWIN: Starting a NPWin Session With An Unconfigured Unit; The IP address entered in Step 4 will be saved to the M208’s EEPROM.; Select Add from the dialogue box.; Configure unit as desired.
  • Page 139 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Overview; USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS; IP Routing on page 157: the unit’s IP routing features.; General Options; Network Security
  • Page 140 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: General Options; on page 140 for more information.; Using Different Naming Schemes; Setting Up Special Job Processing
  • Page 141 – Manipulating the M208’s Services
  • Page 142 – Capturing Printer Feedback; Logpath Method; a particular user’s email address through SMTP,; Backchannel Method; Please see set dest on page 107 to configure a backchannel.
  • Page 143 – Using lp will provide printer error messages as well as job status.
  • Page 144 – Through npsh; store tcpip from default
  • Page 145 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: TCP/IP Options; Getting Ready for Complex Networks; To do this, you can establish either of the following:; Remotely Managing the M208
  • Page 146 – using npconfig’s Detailed Configuration Options Sub-Menu,; Maintaining Network Security; Access List
  • Page 147 – Log into the M208 as root user and set this value as the key. Enter:; set sysinfo descramblekey; Set descrambling on in the model you are utilizing. Enter:; Using the Terminal Server Capabilities
  • Page 148 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Novell Options; Novell Options; Setting Password Security
  • Page 149 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Managing With SNMP; Login to the M208 through an npsh session as a root user.; store pserver novell fserver add; Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add additional preferred file servers.; Managing With SNMP; MIB II Support
  • Page 152 – set user add snmp; Set the user type to root.; set user type snmp root; Set the password for the snmp user.; set user passwd snmp; Compiling and Monitoring the Custom MIB; For read-only SNMP functionality, please follow the steps below:
  • Page 153 – Compile this MIB description file to work with your SNMP manager.; custommib
  • Page 154 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: FTP Daemon; SNMP User on page 144 for details.; custmmib; FTP Daemon
  • Page 155 – The following example shows how to print a file using FTP:; Login to the M208 using ftp.; ftp
  • Page 158 – You must be a root user in order to copy a configuration file.; bin; Turn off the interactive mode.; prompt; Download all the files in this directory.; Restoring a Configuration Using FTP
  • Page 160 – The following is an example of a simple configuration file:
  • Page 161 – Logout of the FTP session.
  • Page 162 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Serial Line IP; Serial Line IP; There are two ways to enable SLIP on the serial ports:; Add a route to the M208’s routing table for the remote host.; store tcpip route add host [
  • Page 163 – store tcpip proxy add host [; Reset the M208 to make these settings take effect.
  • Page 165 – USING THE M208’S ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: IP Routing; npsh mode when the remote computer is turned off.; For more information on SLIP, please see set com1|com2 on page 105.; IP Routing
  • Page 167 – TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208: Overview; TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208; Common Problems; The M208 doesn’t power up with the correct LED sequence; There are a number of possible reasons for this:
  • Page 168 – TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208: TCP/IP Problems; Is it possible that a duplicate IP address has been assigned?
  • Page 169 – You cannot Telnet to the M208; Have you tried rebooting the M208?; Printing Related; Is the printer spooler up and running on the host?
  • Page 170 – If you are not able to print successfully yet, try the following:; Your print job comes out formatted incorrectly
  • Page 171 – TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208: Novell Problems; Novell Problems; Communication Related
  • Page 174 – The job prints but it comes out incorrectly
  • Page 175 – TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208: AppleTalk Problems; AppleTalk Problems; In this situation, these things should be considered:; Is “EtherTalk” chosen in the Control Panel’s Network icon?; Windows Problems; Queue hangs; “printing data - blocked”
  • Page 176 – TROUBLESHOOTING THE M208: Windows Problems; “printing data - waiting”; Various other errors; Windows for Workgroups
  • Page 177 – Printer and Network Errors
  • Page 179 – GETTING HELP WITH THE M208: Overview; GETTING HELP WITH THE M208; WWW Site
  • Page 180 – Technical Support; Requirements Before Contacting Technical Support
  • Page 181 – GETTING HELP WITH THE M208: Upgrade Procedure; host print setup including the host type and print method used,; Upgrade Procedure; There are three files that are required for the upgrade process:; download.txt explains the upgrade procedure.; To get these from the WWW site, you need to:; Click on Technical Support on the home page.
  • Page 182 – binary; Warranty
  • Page 183 – GETTING HELP WITH THE M208: Warranty; Warranty Claim Procedure; number of packages in the shipment,
  • Page 184 – Sample Commercial Invoice; same as consignee
  • Page 185 – M208 SPECIFICATIONS: Variable Definitions; Variable Definitions; list default var; Name
  • Page 187 – M208 SPECIFICATIONS: Hardware Specifications; Hardware Specifications; Network Interfaces; IEEE 802.3 10Base-T UTP Ethernet female RJ45 connector; UTP
  • Page 188 – Pin; Transceiver Pinout
  • Page 189 – Female DB25 connectors.; Parallel Port Timing
  • Page 190 – Independent of Mode (Dependant on Peripheral); Transfer Rate
  • Page 191 – PRN Pinout
  • Page 192 – The M208 acts as a DTE with this 9-pin pinout.; Serial Port Pinouts
  • Page 195 – Electrical Details; Power Supply Options
  • Page 196 – M208 Print Server LED’s; LED Indicators
  • Page 197 – Run and Auto-Reset Mode Description
  • Page 199 – Physical Details; Dimensions
  • Page 200 – M208 SPECIFICATIONS: Software Specifications; Software Specifications; Description
  • Page 201 – Standards Supported; ICMP (Internet Address Resolution Protocol)
  • Page 203 – GLOSSARY
  • Page 205 – ezsetup
  • Page 207 – netmask
  • Page 209 – tar
  • Page 211 – APPENDIX A: Planning Your Print Setup; APPENDIX A; Planning Your Print Setup; Configuration Considerations; Parallel ports; Novell Print Methods:; PSERVER
  • Page 213 – Descrambling
  • Page 215 – APPENDIX B: Repeater Specifications; APPENDIX B; Repeater Specifications; Data and Collision Propagation Delays; Input
  • Page 217 – INDEX; Symbols
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M208

WORKGROUP

HUB/PRINT SERVER

Installation and Configuration Manual

Manual Version 5.5

Firmware Version 5.5

Microplex Systems Ltd.

8525 Commerce Court

Burnaby, BC V5A 4N3

P/N 79-208-100

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LIST OF TABLES v LIST OF TABLES Table 1: npconfig/ezsetup Main Menu ..........................................33 Table 2: npconfig Detailed Configuration Options Sub-Menu .......33 Table 3: Model Types ....................................................................90 Table 4: UTP (RJ45) Connect...

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