Avery Dennison 9460IP - Manual (Page 10)

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Preferred BSS AP ID is reserved for future use. If Preferred AP is
set, the printer attempts to associate with the preferred Access
Point. If that particular Access Point is not found, the printer
associates with any available Access Point it detects.
If neither of these settings is specified, the printer associates and
roams to any Access Point it can reach.
NOTE: Do not change the 188 Restart Delay (ticks), Comm Port 2 Baud,
leave the Enable Application check box disabled (unchecked), and
do not change any of the Enhanced Power Down Mode selections.
2. Enable or disable the Long RF preamble from the Card Configuration
screen check box based on your Access Point. If your Access Point has
long RF preambles disabled, make sure they are disabled here.
3. Click Ok when finished with the extended card configuration options.
S e l e c t i n g t h e I P A d d r e s s i n g M e t h o d
Determine which method of IP addressing your network supports: Static IP,
BOOTP, or DHCP.
Static IP Configuration
1. Enter the Local IP Address on the Card Configuration screen.
2. Enter the Subnet Mask.
3. Enter the Gateway (if necessary).
4. Enter a valid address for the Remote IP (even if you are not using the
Remote IP).
BOOTP Configuration
1. Set the IP Address (Local) to all zeros on the Card Configuration screen.
2. Make sure the check box for “Enable DHCP” is NOT checked.
3. If you enable the check box “Replace static remote IP with BOOTP
server IP,” the current remote IP address is overwritten with the IP
address of the BOOTP server.