10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet Print Server
FPS-5P-D
User's Manual
10.
Upgrading FPS-5P-D
10.1 Overview
Upgrading FPS-5P-D will allow you to
replace its firmware inside the FPS-5P-D while the newer software version of the FPS-5P-D
is available from your local dealer. Depending on the different systems users might use,
this chapter is divided into several sections, please refer to the following list for your
systems.
- Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from NetWare
- Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from Windows NT/2000
- Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from UNIX system
Note: 1. Before you proceed
to upgrade the FPS-5P-D, please ensure that the necessary binary file, mps12.bin,
is located in your current working directory.
2. Before upgrading FPS-5P-D, please ensure
FPS-5P-D is not printing jobs. In case of printing, you have to wait till the current
print job is finished before you can proceed.
10.2 Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from NetWare
- Log into your NetWare file server as a Supervisor (Admin.)
or equivalent.
- Ensure binary file, mps12.bin, is located in the
PSAdmin directory.
- Run PSAdmin from your Windows 95/98.
- Click the Upgrade icon in tool bar and refer to the Upgrade
instructions on page 85.
10.3 Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from Windows NT/2000 (Through TCP/IP)
- Ensure mps12.bin is located in your current working
directory.
- At NT/2000s DOS prompt, type tftp <FPS-5P-Ds IP address > get upgrade.
- Type tftp <FPS-5P-Ds IP address> put mps12.bin.
- Wait for the transfer successful message.
- Done !
10.4 Upgrading the FPS-5P-D from UNIX (Through TCP/IP)
- Log in as root
- Ensure mps12.bin is located in your current working
directory.
- Type tftp <FPS-5P-Ds IP address>.
- At tftp prompt, type get upgrade.
- At tftp prompt, type put mps12.bin.
- Wait for the file transfer to complete.
- Quit from tftp.
- Done.
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