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Disabling protocols: Phaser 360 printer

  1. Press the Menu button; the front panel displays Help Pages.

  2. Note: When you are in the menu, if the front panel is not used for 5 minutes, the printer returns to the Ready state.

  3. Enter the Network Settings menu by pressing the right (---->) or left (<----) arrow buttons until the front panel displays Network Settings.
  4. Press the Menu button; the front panel displays TCP/IP.
  5. Disabling TCP/IP:
    1. Press the Menu button; the front panel displays Enable Interface.
    2. Press the Menu button again to display the current status of the protocol: Interface:On or Interface:Off. The current status is marked with an asterisk (*) in the upper-right corner of the display.
    3. Press the right arrow (---->) button until the front panel displays Interface:Off.
    4. Press the OK button to disable the protocol; the front panel briefly displays Selected, then it displays Enable Interface.
    5. Press the Exit button to return to the TCP/IP display.

  6. Disabling EtherTalk (or TokenTalk): To return the printer to normal operation, go immediately to Step 8; to continue and disable EtherTalk (or TokenTalk), follow these steps:
    1. Press the right arrow (---->) button; the front panel displays EtherTalk or (TokenTalk).
    2. Press the Menu button; the front panel displays the current status of the protocol: Enabled or Disabled. The current status is marked with an asterisk (*) in the upper-right corner of the display.
    3. Press the right arrow (---->) button until the front panel displays Disabled.
    4. Press the OK button to disable the protocol; the front panel briefly displays Selected, then it displays EtherTalk or (TokenTalk).

  7. Disabling NetWare: To return the printer to normal operation, go immediately to Step 8; to continue and disable the NetWare protocol, follow these steps:
    1. Press the right arrow (---->) button; the front panel displays NetWare.
    2. Press the Menu button again; the front panel displays Enable Interface.
    3. Press the Menu button to display the current status of the protocol: Interface:On or Interface:Off. The current status is marked with an asterisk (*) in the upper-right corner of the display.
    4. Press the right arrow (---->) button until the front panel displays Interface:Off.
    5. Press the OK button to disable the protocol; the front panel briefly displays Selected, then it displays Enable Interface.
    6. Press the Exit button to return to the NetWare display.

  8. Disabling HTTP: To return the printer to normal operation, go immediately to Step 8; to continue and disable the HTTP protocol, follow these steps:
    1. Press the right arrow (---->) button; the front panel displays HTTP.
    2. Press the Menu button again; the front panel displays the current status of the protocol: HTTP:Enabled or HTTP:Disabled. The current status is marked with an asterisk (*) in the upper-right corner of the display.
    3. Press the right arrow (---->) button until the front panel displays HTTP:Disabled.
    4. Press the OK button to disable the protocol; the front panel briefly displays Selected, then it displays HTTP.

  9. Return the printer to normal operation:
    1. Press the Exit button until the front panel displays Network Settings.
    2. Press the Exit button again.
      • If you have changed any parameters that require a printer reset to take effect, you will be prompted to reset the printer. If you press the Reset button, the printer resets. If you press the Resume button, the front panel displays Network Settings. Press the Exit button; the printer returns to normal operation, but the changes you have made will not take effect until the next time the printer is reset.
      • If you have not changed any parameters that require a printer reset to take effect, the front panel displays Ready.

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