Epson Mobilink TM-P60, Technical Reference Manual

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TM-P60 with Peeler Technical Reference Guide
Appendix E
FAQ
Q 1. Can I use the TM-P60 with Peeler in the Ad-Hoc mode?
A 1.1 The TM-P60 wi th Peeler supports the Ad-Hoc mode for the first setup only.
The TM-P60 with Peeler changes the network mode to “Infrastructure“ automaticaly when any
wireless LAN setting is changed (IP address, SSID, WEP key, etc...)
When you are using the TM-P60 with Peeler in Ad-Hoc mode, there are some products that can’t
communicate with the TM-P60 with Peeler. Therefore, please use the TM-P60 with Peeler in the
Infrastructure mode.
Q 2. Buzzer sounds when the TM-P60 with Peeler is turned on. What should I do?
A 2.1 Confirm whether the POWER LED is flashing slowly or not
When TM-P60 with Peeler is turned on, it searches for an access point for wireless
communication when TM-P60 with Peeler is in infrastructure mode. (In Ad-Hoc mode, TM-P60
with Peeler serches for an host PC which is in Ad-Hoc mode) If the TM-P60 with Peeler is out of
wireless communication range, the POWER LED flashes slowly and the buzzer sounds. In this
case, try following items.
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Confirm the wireless LAN settings of the TM-P60 with Peeler and the access point. (Ex.
SSID, IP address, submet mask, WEP key etc..) The TM-P60 with Peeler’s self test shows you
the current settings except WEP key. See “Self test mode” (page 3-3) for procedure of self
test.
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There is no access point or PC in the range where the communication is possible. When there
are obstructions between the AP or PC and the TM-P60 with Peeler, move the TM-P60 with
Peeler and confirm that the LED does not flash.
A 2.2 Confirm whether the ERROR LED lights or flashes
The TM-P60 with Peeler beeps when error occurs depending on the memory switch setting.
Confirm the error cause, and see “Beeping Types” (page 3-2).
Q 3. How to set the buzzer not to sound.
A 3.1 Change Memory switch setting.
The buzzer does not sound if the Memory switch setting is changed. About memory switch, See
“Memory Switches” (page 2-11).