Ringdale - Connecting people and information

Key Features

Compatible with all popular network operating systems and protocols
Direct connection to Ethernet/Fast Ethernet networks
Enhanced Input/Output (EIO) for HP printers
Supports SNMP and NPMP management
Quick and easy installation into any network
Low power consumption
Setup and management from Web Browser

Technical Specification

Input Ports:	10baseT and 100baseTX (auto-sensing)
Speed:	300kBytes/sec with av. loaded system (500kBytes/sec max. burst)
Protocols:	SPX/IPX, TCP/IP, UDP/IP, NCP/IPX, NETBEUI, Apple EtherTalk, DLC, LAT, SNMP, HTTP, NDS, NLSP, DHCP
Platforms:	OS/2 LANManager & LANServer, Novell, UNIX, LPR, LPD & FTP, Microsoft® Windows® 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, XP, XP 64-Bit & 2003 Server, Apple Mac
Frames:	802.2, 802.3, SNAP, Ethernet II
Part No:	00-22-0339-0050

HP EIO Print Server

Fast Ethernet 10/100baseTX EIO Printserver for Hewlett Packard printers

Ringdales EIO Printserver allows the user to share a 4000 series HP printer by connecting it directly to Ethernet/Fast Ethernet networks. It is compatible will all popular operating systems and communications protocols.

The internal Printserver delivers Enhanced Input/Output (EIO) for Hewlett-Packard printers. The EIO technology is based on AB-Semicon PCI chips, providing a substantial increase in the I/O bandwidth and data transfer rate when compared to the older 8-bit MIO bus.

Its management is unrivalled ensuring quick and easy installation onto any network environment. The user simply has to use the Web Browser to adjust its parameters.

Convenient setup of IP and subnet mask from the front panel of the printer.

The unit is supplies with a printer management software utility (Printset), supporting NMP and NPMP standards. Ringdales Printset network management software runs on all popular platforms including Novell, UNIX, Apple Mac, Windows and DOS.

The HP EIO Printserver can be managed by PeripheralVision, Ringdales leading network management software solution, over any TCP/IP network and over the Internet. The device is also supported by HP-Openview.