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M205/M206 INSTALLATIONTable 2: M205/M206 Packing ListSoftware • Three installation disks which contain:• IPAssign - TCP/IP configurationtool• MPS - Alternate printing solutionfor Windows 95 and Windows NTenvironments• Unix host filesPackaging • Shipping Box• Cardboard InsertAttaching to the NetworkSite RequirementsPrepare to install the M205/M206 in a clean, well-ventilatedenvironment protected from extremes of temperature,humidity, mechanical shock, or vibration. Provide enoughspace at the rear of the unit for Ethernet cable connections.Prepare to install the M205/M206 within four meters (13feet) of a grounded 115 or 220 VAC outlet. Power is suppliedto the M205/M206 from an external transformerthrough a two-meter (six-foot) output cord to a 6 positionmini din. The external transformer connects through a twometer(six-foot) line cord to a 3-prong 115 or 220 VAC outlet.Network ConnectionsThe M205 and M206 are identical except for their networkconnections. The M205 provides a 10Base-T RJ45 (UTP)connector and the M206 provides a 10Base-2 BNC (ThinEthernet) connector. Refer to Figures 2 through 4.Note: The front view of both models is identical.8
M205/M206 INSTALLATIONFigure 2: M205/M206 Common Front ViewFigure 3: M205 Rear View - UTP OnlySR E NA T ET R TPOWERM205UTPFigure 4: M206 Rear View - BNC (Thin Ethernet)SR E NA T ETR TPOWERM206THIN9
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GETTING HELPDuring this period, Mic
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GETTING HELPFigure 18: Sample Comme
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M205/M206 SPECIFICATIONSM205/M206 S
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GLOSSARYGLOSSARYARPbanner pagebpsCe
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GLOSSARYMPSNDSNetBIOSnetmaskNITnpsh
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GLOSSARYsubnet masktarTCP/IPTCP por
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INDEXINDEXSymbols.options file B-29
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INDEXproblems D-6command shelldebug
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