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    Open the printer cover.

    Slide the cleaning roller onto


    the cleaning sleeve (a). Remove the protective wrap
    from the cleaning roller (b) and install the cleaning
    roller in the printer (c).

    a Load the ribbon on the ribbon cartridge.


    b Load the ribbon cartridge in the printer.

    Fan the cards, and then load them


    in the input hopper.

    a Open the laminator cartridge gate.


    b Push the full supply roll onto the
    supply spindle.
    c Push the empty take-up spool
    onto the take-up spindle with
    the black gear.
    d Close the gate.

    a Load the laminator cartridge(s) in the printer.


    b Close the printer cover.

    a Connect the power cable to


    the printer.
    b Connect the power cable to
    an outlet.
    c Power on the printer.
    d Wait for the Ready light (on
    the LCD panel) to turn green.

    Page 2
    Local connection to a PC using the USB data port

    Benefits
    • Secure—users print cards from one PC
    • Simple—quickest and easiest way to start printing cards
    See “Local USB Installation on page 4

    Network connection using the Built-in Ethernet port

    Benefits
    • Connects to Ethernet 10base-T
    • Economical—several users can send cards to one printer
    • No print server required
    See “Built-In Ethernet” on page 5

    Network connection using a print server connected to the network (HP® 175x rev c)
    Benefits
    • Flexible—print server can support
    specialized protocols
    • Integrates the printer into your existing
    infrastructure
    See “Network With Print Server” on page 6

    Network connection using a wireless print server (HP 380x)

    Benefits
    • The latest technology
    • Portability
    See “Wireless Print Server” on page 7

    CP80 Quick Install Guide Page 3


    a Insert the CP Driver CD-ROM in the
    PC’s drive.
    b Click “Install the Printer” after the
    window opens.

    Connect the USB data cable to the PC when prompted.

    Follow the prompts to install the CP Driver and Info Central.

    Printing Preferences (Windows® 2000 and XP) or Properties (Windows 98


    and Me) opens at the end of installation.
    Change the Laminator “Apply Material” settings to apply material to the front
    or back of the card as desired.
    Open the Printer Toolbox when Printing Preferences or Properties opens.

    Click “Print Sample Card” on the Printer Toolbox.

    Compare your card with


    the factory card.

    Congratulations, you have installed the printer!


    Complete the installation report and install your
    ID software now.

    Page 4
    Connect the printer to the network
    using an Ethernet cable.

    Use the printer LCD panel to set the IP address


    mode—DHCP or Static IP. Set the IP address if
    needed. The printer restarts if you changed settings.

    Retrieve the IP address


    and record it.

    IP Address:

    a Insert the CP Driver CD-ROM in the


    PC’s drive.
    b Click “Install the Printer” after the
    window opens. Choose “Direct
    Network” during installation.

    Set the printer IP address in the driver’s Properties\ Ports\


    Configure or Properties\ Details\ Port Settings dialog box.

    Open the Printing Preferences (Windows 2000 and XP), Properties (Windows 98
    and Me), or Default Document Properties (Windows NT) dialog box and change
    the Laminator “Apply Material” settings to apply material to the front or back of
    the card as desired.
    Open the Printer Toolbox when Printing Preferences, Properties, or Document
    Default Properties opens.

    Click “Print Sample Card” on the


    Congratulations, Printer Toolbox.
    you have installed the
    printer! Complete the Compare your card with the
    installation report factory card.
    and install your ID
    software now.

    CP80 Quick Install Guide Page 5


    Connect the print server to the
    network using an Ethernet cable.

    Use HP Web Jetadmin® to set up the print server on the network.


    See print server documentation for information. Continue when the
    print server is identified to the network (can take up to 20 minutes).

    Configure the print server for your network. Obtain the settings,
    including the print server IP address or network name, from
    your network personnel.

    IP Address:

    a Connect the printer to the print server using a


    USB cable. See Step 1.
    b Insert the CP Driver CD-ROM in the PC’s drive.
    c Click “Install the Printer” after the window opens.
    Choose “DIrect Network” during installation.

    Set the print server IP address or network name in the driver’s


    Properties\Ports\ Configure or Properties\Details\Port Settings
    dialog box.

    Open the Printing Preferences (Windows 2000 and XP), Properties


    (Windows 98 and Me), or Default Document Properties (Windows NT)
    dialog box and change the laminator “Apply Material” settings to apply
    material to the front or back of card as desired.
    Open the Printer Toolbox when Printing Preferences, Properties, or
    Document Default Properties opens.

    Click “Print Sample Card” on the


    Printer Toolbox. Congratulations,
    you have installed the
    Compare your card with the printer! Complete the
    factory card. installation report
    and install your ID
    software now.

    Page 6
    Connect the printer and wireless
    print server using a USB cable.

    See your organization’s wireless


    security policy when setting up a
    wireless connection.

    Connect a wireless adapter to a computer and set the adapter to the values for the wireless
    print server. See the print server documentation for the values to use. Continue when the print
    server is identified to the network (can take up to 20 minutes).

    Use HP Web Jetadmin to set up and configure the print server for your network.
    Obtain the settings, including the print server IP address or network name, from your
    network personnel.

    IP Address:

    a Insert the CP Driver CD-ROM


    in the PC’s drive.
    b Click “Install the Printer” after the
    window opens. Choose “DIrect
    Network” during installation.

    Set the print server IP address or network name in the driver’s Properties\
    Ports\Configure or Properties\Details\Port Settings dialog box.

    Open the Printing Preferences (Windows 2000 and XP), Properties (Windows 98
    and Me), or Default Document Properties (Windows NT) dialog box and change
    the Laminator “Apply Material” settings to apply material to the front or back of
    card as desired.
    Open the Printer Toolbox when Printing Preferences, Properties, or Document
    Default Properties opens.

    Congratulations, Click “Print Sample Card” on the


    you have installed the Printer Toolbox.
    printer! Complete the
    Compare your card with the
    installation report
    factory card.
    and install your ID
    software now.

    CP80 Quick Install Guide Page 7


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    952.933.7971 FAX
    www.datacard.com

    Datacard is a registered trademark of DataCard Corporation. Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft
    Corporation. HP and Web Jetadmin are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Development Company.

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