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HP J3111-60002 JetDirect 600N 1x 10BT Print Server
- 10Base-T Ethernet connectivity
- Supports parallel and serial printer interfaces
- External print server module
- Enables network printing for shared printers
- Compatible with various HP printers
- Plug-and-play installation
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Product Overview
The HP J3111-60002 JetDirect 600N is an external network print server that provides 10Base-T Ethernet connectivity for printers. It allows printers with parallel or serial interfaces to be shared on a network.
Technical Information
| Interface (Network) | 10Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45) |
| Interface (Printer) | Parallel, Serial (configurable) |
| Network Speed | 10 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Product Type | External Print Server Module |
| Model | JetDirect 600N |
Product Description
The HP JetDirect 600N (J3111-60002) is an external network print server designed to add network printing capabilities to compatible HP printers. This module connects to the printer via its accessory slot or dedicated port and provides a 10Base-T Ethernet connection, allowing the printer to be shared across a local area network. This model is versatile, supporting both parallel and serial printer interfaces, making it compatible with a wide range of HP LaserJet and DesignJet printers from its era. It enables users to send print jobs to the printer over the network, eliminating the need for direct USB or parallel connections from individual workstations. The 10 Mbps Ethernet speed is sufficient for standard document printing tasks. The JetDirect 600N simplifies network printer sharing and management. Its external design allows for easy installation and removal, and it typically requires minimal configuration to get up and running. It represents a cost-effective way to network printers that may not have built-in network capabilities.
