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Terminal Configuration InstructionsSY-7000 SDK Manual
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2.0.6 Clock Reset
Accessing the clock reset menu gives the option of resetting the terminal.
Warning! Resetting the terminal will erase all memory from the clock , and restore it to the factory
defaults. This includes both the clock configuration, as well as the transactions.
2.0.6.1 Reset Clock
The terminal will ask yes or no on the confirmation of being reset. After being reset, the terminal will
reboot and will display the default idle prompt.
2.0.7 Clock Info
The clock information menu can be accessed to display additional information about the terminal.
2.0.7.1 Version
This menu displays the current version of the terminal.
Application Version (1.5 as of 03/06/2006)
Release Version (FlashFS: 2.1.5 as of 02/02/2006)
Root FS Version (RootFS: 2.0.3 as of 02/02/2006)
Kernel Version (Linux version 2.4.26-NE7200, Gcc version 3.3.3)
2.0.7.2 Wired Settings
The wired settings menu re-displays the information that was configured when setting up the
communication. If DHCP was selected, this menu shows what settings the terminal automatically
obtained.
2.0.7.2.1 IP Settings
This menu displays the IP address settings in the current format:
IP=000.000.000.000
NM=000.000.000.000
Gateway=000.000.000
2.0.7.2.2 Network Status
The network status displays the live network status of transmitting data, which includes errors. The arrow
keys can be used to browse horizontally, should the information be scrolled off of the screen. The format
is:
RX bytes: (byte value) Errors: (byte value)
TX bytes: (byte value) Errors: (byte value)
2.0.7.2.3 Mac Address
The TCP/IP MAC address which applies to the Ethernet wired network, displayed in the following format:
00:00:00:00:00:00
2.0.7.2.4 Wireless Settings
The wireless settings menu re-displays the information that was configured when setting up the
communication. If DHCP was selected during the set up process, that information will be displayed here.