We have a separate network for each printer, so your ip's will probably be more normal and not the same as ours. Ill attach the screenshots of our printer and computer settings. Open the Roland-PrintServer CD-ROM and double-click NetTool. Only have the last numbers of the ip different, or they wont be able to find each other.) Roland-PrintServer Network Settings Guide If youre using the software RIP from Roland DG. You dont want to have one on a different subnet but you do want them on different ip addresses. Also make sure the printer and computer are on the same subnet and on similar, but different ip addresses. On our printer, after you change the network settings, you have to leave the menu before the settings take effect. A quick google of it should bring up the exact way to get to it. I forget the exact way to do it on windows xp though. You want to find the adapter options in those settings, find the correct adapter its connected to, and change the IPV4 settings for that adapter. It will explain how to get to the settings on the printer.Īs for windows, depending on the version you are using, you can right click on the internet icon on the bottom right of the screen and open the network settings that way. I would suggest going onto the Roland Website and downloading the owners manual for the printer.
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