Ringdale - Connecting people and information

Key Features

Supports all popular network operating systems and protocols
NDS or Bindery, Printserver or Remote Printer
Easy installation with free utility software and front panel setup
DHCP support
Can be managed by PeripheralVision over any TCP/IP network and over the Interent using a Web Browser

Technical Specification

Input Port:	10baseFL Double ST (TX, RX)
Speed:	160kBytes/sec with av. loaded system
Protocols:	SPX/IPX, TCP/IP, UDP/IP, NCP/IPX, NETBEUI, Apple EtherTalk, DLC, LAT, SNMP, HTTP, NDS, NLSP, DHCP
Platforms:	Novell, Microsoft® Windows® 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, XP 64-Bit & 2003 Server, OS/2 LANManager & LANServer, DEC, UNIX, Apple Mac
Part No:	00-02-0280-0500

Kyocera 10baseFL Print Server

Providing a direct link with a 10baseFL (Fibre Optic) network for FS1550, 1600, 1700, 3600 and similar printers

Ringdale's 10baseFL (Fibre Optic) Printserver allows the user to connect to any FS series printer directly to a 10baseFL secure Fibre network.

The Kyocera FL Printserver provides a quick and easy installation, supporting all popular network operating systems and protocols. A concurrent operating platform is given to Novell, UNIX, OS/2 LANManager & LANServer, Windows '95/98, Windows NT, Windows for Workgroups, DEC and Apple EtherTalk.

In Novell the interface can be set up as a Remote Printer or Printserver and operates with versions 3.xx and 4.xx with encrypted passwords and NDS support. In this environment the printer management software supplied allows easy installation deom any local workstation onto the network. The Printserver utility program is supplied in DOS, Windows, Apple Mac and UNIX formats.

Ringdale's Kyocera 10baseFL Printserver has automatic support for Ethernet II, 802.2, 802.3 and SNAP.

This Ethernet Printserver can also be managed by PeripheralVision, Ringdale's unrivalled network management software solution, over any TCP/IP network and over the Internet. This software enables mapping of complete network configuration for a wide range of multi-platform operating systems supporting TCP/IP.