Microcom 438TM, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 5 Printer Commands
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in on the RS-232 port. The printer will continue to scan both ports until one or
the other condition is satisfied.
1 2 Port Auto Select: Starting with code version 1.11.20 and later, the printer
determines on power up if it detects the USB connected and if not, will set the
active port to the Xport Ethernet device. By default, the printers are configured
with an IP address of 192.168.200.3 on Port 9100 at the factory.
3 RS232: When the active port is set to a 3, the printer will ignore other ports
being plugged into the machine and will only be active on the RS232 port.
4 USB: When the active port is set to a 4, the printer will ignore other ports
being plugged into the machine and will only be active on the USB port.
5 Microcom Ethernet option board: When the active port is set to a 5, the
printer will ignore other ports being plugged into the machine and will only be
active on the Microcom Ethernet option board. By default, the printers are
configured with an IP address of 192.168.200.3 on Port 9100 at the factory.
6 3 Port Auto Select: When the active port is set to a 3, the printer will auto
select between the USB, Microcom Ethernet option board, and the serial port.
5.2.2.3 Ethernet Option Board Configuration
Printers may be configuration with an Ethernet option board and allows for ethernet
connectivity. This command is used to configure the Ethernet option board using LDS1
command. Additional information is also discussed in Chapter 3 regarding this optional port.
^A ^D COMMAND
X 177 Configure Ethernet Option Board: The values are written to RAM and not
saved until the save command is sent. All commands require the command to
be sent, followed by a <CR> or carriage return character and then the value
that is also terminated with a <CR> character.
1 Set IP Address: This command is used to set the printers IP address.
Syntax Example:
^A1^D177 <CR>
192.168.200.3 <CR>
2 Set the TCP Port: This command is used to set the printers TCP port.
3 Enable DHCP: This command is used to enable or disable DHCP. A value of
1 enables DHCP while a value of 0 disables DHCP.
4 Set the NetBIOS name: This sets the Net BIOS or HOST name that may be
used in a web browsers URL address field instead of the IP address. The
name may be up to 15 characters in length with the default being microcom.
5 Set the Gateway Address: This command allows a Gateway address to be
entered. The default Gateway is set to 0.0.0.0.