Intermec Technologies RC11 RC11 User Manual PD4xum
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Specifications This appendix contains specifications for the printer and media. It also contains information on the accessories for the printers. 83 Appendix A — Specifications Printer Specifications Physical Specifications Dimensions: 453 x 273 x 270 mm (17.8 x 10.8 x 10.6 in) Weight: 13 kg (28.7 lbs) Power Specifications Printer Voltage: 100 to 240 V, 2-1 A 50/60 Hz Power Supply: 115/230 VAC auto-switch with PFC Temperature and Humidity Specifications Operating Temperature: 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F) Storage Temperature: -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F) Operating Humidity: 20 to 80% non-condensing Storage Humidity: 10 to 90% non-condensing Communications and Connectivity • Serial port (RS-232) • USB device • USB full speed host • Ethernet, 100 Mbps • 802.11b/g (optional) • IPv6 Memory • 8 MB Flash • 16 MB SDRAM • CompactFlash (CF) card (optional) • USB memory device (optional) Miscellaneous 84 • ARM 9 microprocessor • 240 x 160 pixel LCD screen with LED backlight PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Print Speed and Resolution Specification Description Print Mode Direct Thermal Thermal Transfer Print Speed (variable) 50.8 to 152.4 mm/sec (2 to 6 in/sec) at 8 dots/mm 203 dpi 50.8 to 101.6 mm/sec (4 to 8 in/sec) at 11.8 dots/mm 300 dpi Printhead Resolution 8 dots/mm (203 dpi) 11.8 dots/mm (300 dpi) Print Width (max) 104 mm (4.095 in) 105.7 mm (4.161 in) at 8 dots/mm 300 dpi Media Width (min/max) 25 to 118 mm (1 to 4.6 in) 114 mm (4.5 in) with cutter Media Roll Diameter (max) 213 mm (8.4 in) 190 mm (7.5 in) with internal rewinder Medial Roll Core Diameter 38 to 40 mm (1.5 in) or 76 mm (3 in) Media Thickness 60 μm to 250 μm (2.3 to 9.8 mils) Ribbon Width (min/max) 30 to 110 mm (1.18 to 4.33 in) Ribbon Roll Diameter (outer) 76 mm (2.99 in) (max) 450 m (1475 ft) of ribbon Ribbon Roll Core Diameter (inner) PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 25.4 mm (1.00 in) 85 Appendix A — Specifications Interfaces This section describes the standard interfaces available on the PD41 and PD42 printers. RS-232 Serial Interface Use this table to understand the default settings of the serial port. Default Settings of the Serial Port Parameter Default Setting Baud rate 9600 Character Length or Data Bits Parity None Stop Bits Handshaking XON/XOFF and RTS/CTS To change the serial port settings, see “Configuring the Printer” on page 37. The printer end of the serial cable is a DB9 pin and the PC end is dependent on the model of the PC. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RS-232 Serial Cable DB9 Pins Serial Cable Pins and Description Pin Signal Description External +5 V DC, Max 500 mA TXD Transmit data RXD Receive data GND Ground 86 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Serial Cable Pins and Description (continued) Pin Signal Description CTS Clear to send RTS Request to send USB Interface The printer supports USB full speed v2.0 Host. To use the USB interface to print from a PC, you need to have the Intermec InterDriver printer driver installed on your PC. For help setting up USB communications, see “Connecting the Printer to a PC Through the USB Device Port” on page 24. The printer is a “self-powered device.” Intermec recommends that you only connect one printer to each USB port on the PC, either directly or through a hub. You can connect other devices, such as a keyboard or a mouse, to the same hub. If you need more than one USG printer to a host, you should use different USB ports. The USB cable that ships with the printer has a USB Type A connector on one end to connect to the PC and a USB Type B connector on the other end to connect to the printer. You do not need to configure communications for the USB port. USB Type A Connector USB Type B Connector PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 87 Appendix A — Specifications USB Host Interface The printer has a USB host interface for connecting USB devices such as HID bar code scanners and keyboards, USB storage devices, and USB hubs. 2 3 4 USB Host Interface USB Host Interface Pins and Descriptions Pin Description VBUS D- D+ Gnd Ethernet Interface The Ethernet interface has an RJ-45 socket for use with a standard RJ45 cable. The interface supports 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet (10BASET, 100BASE-TX) and is fully compliant with the IEEE 802.3u standard. The network card MAC address can be found on the label below the socket. Ethernet Socket Ethernet Connector 88 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications One yellow and one green LED indicate the network status. Understanding the Ethernet LEDs LED Status Description Green On Link Off No link Blinking Network activity On 100BASE-TX Off 10BASE-T Yellow Parallel IEEE 1284 Interface The parallel port supports Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) and additional status reporting through IEEE 1284 nibble ID mode. Parallel IEEE 1284 Pins and Descriptions Pin Description Transmitter nStrobe Host 2 to 9 Data 0-7 Host 10 nAcknowledge Printer 11 Busy Printer 12 Perror Printer 13 Select Printer 14 nAutoFd 15 to 16 Not connected 17 Chassis ground 18 External +5 V DC 19 to 30 Signal ground 31 nInit 32 nFault 33 Signal ground 34 to 35 Not connected 36 nSelectIn PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Comments Max 500 mA Printer 89 Appendix A — Specifications Media Specifications Core and Roll Specifications Measurement Value Core inside diameter, standard 38 to 40 mm (1.5 in) Core inside diameter, with adapter 76.2 mm (3 in) Core width must not protrude outside the media Maximum roll outside diameter 213 mm (8.38 in) Minimum media width, standard 25 mm (1.00 in) Minimum media width, fanfold guides 40 mm (1.57 in) Minimum media width, non-adhesive strip 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Maximum media width, non-adhesive strip 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum media width, self-adhesive strip, with liner 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Maximum media width, self-adhesive strip, with liner 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum media width, self-adhesive strip, without liner 23.8 mm (0.94 in) Maximum media width, self-adhesive strip, without liner 116.4 mm (4.58 in) Non-Adhesive Strip Media Width (a) Measurement Value Maximum 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Media Type Set media type to one of these values: • • 90 Fingerprint: • FIX LENGTH STRIP • VAR LENGTH STRIP IPL: CONTINUOUS PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications NON-ADHESIVE STRIP Non-Adhesive Strip Self-Adhesive Strip Media Width Including Liner (a) Measurement Value Maximum 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Liner (b) The liner must not extend more than a total of 1.6 mm (0.06 in) outside the face material and should protrude equally on both sides. Media Width Excluding Liner (c) Measurement Value Maximum 116.4 mm (4.58 in) Minimum 23.8 mm (0.94 in) PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 91 Appendix A — Specifications Media Type Set media type to one of these values: • • Fingerprint: • FIX LENGTH STRIP • VAR LENGTH STRIP IPL: CONTINUOUS SELF-ADHESIVE STRIP Self-Adhesive Strip 92 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Self-Adhesive Labels Media Width Including Liner (a) Measurement Value Maximum 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Liner (b) The backing paper must not extend more than a total of 1.6 mm (0.06 in) outside the labels and should protrude equally on both sides. Label Width Excluding Liner (c) Measurement Value Maximum 116.4 mm (4.58 in) Minimum 23.8 mm (0.94 in) Label Length (d) Measurement Fingerprint IPL Maximum 1270 mm (50 in)* 600 mm (23 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) Maximum 558.8 mm (22 in)* 406.4 mm (16 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 8 dots/mm (203 dpi) 11.81 dots/mm (300 dpi) Label Gap (e) Measurement Value Maximum 26.0 mm (1.02 in) Recommended 3.0 mm (0.12 in) Minimum 1.2 mm (0.05 in) The Label Stop Sensor (LSS) must be able to detect the extreme front edges of the labels. You can move the sensor 0 to 57 mm (0 to 2.24 in) fromt he inner edge of the media. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 93 Appendix A — Specifications cc SELF-ADHESIVE STRIP SELF-ADHESIVE LABELS Feed direction Self-Adhesive Labels Media Type Set media type to one of these values: 94 • Fingerprint: LABEL (w GAPS) • IPL: GAP PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Tickets With Gaps (Gap Stock) Media Width (a) Measurement Value Maximum 114.3 mm (4.50 in) Minimum 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Copy Length (b) Measurement Fingerprint IPL Maximum 1270 mm (50 in)* 600 mm (23 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) Maximum 558.8 mm (22 in)* 406.4 mm (16 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 8 dots/mm (203 dpi) 11.81 dots/mm (300 dpi) * The print length is limited by memory constraints LSS Detection Position (c) Variable from 0 to 57 mm (0 to 2.24 in). Detection Slit Length (d) The length of the detection slit (excluding corner radii) must be a minimum of 2.5 mm (0.10 in) on either side of the LSS detection position (c). Detection Slit Height (e) Measurement Value Maximum 26.0 mm (1.02 in) Recommended 3.0 mm (0.12 in) Minimum 1.2 mm (0.05 in) PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 95 Appendix A — Specifications Media Type Set media type to one of these values: • Fingerprint: TICKET (w GAPS) • IPL: MARK Note: Do not allow a perforation to break the edge of the media, because the media may split and jam the printer. TICKETS & TAGS Feed direction Tickets With Gaps (Gap Stock) 96 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Tickets With Black Mark (Mark Stock) Media Width (a) Measurement Value Maximum 118 mm (4.65 in) Minimum 25.0 mm (1.00 in) Copy Length (b) Measurement Fingerprint IPL Maximum 1270 mm (50 in)* 600 mm (23 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) Maximum 558.8 mm (22 in)* 406.4 mm (16 in) Minimum 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 6.0 mm (0.2 in) 8 dots/mm (203 dpi) 11.81 dots/mm (300 dpi) * The print length is limited by memory constraints LSS Detection Position (c) Variable from 0 to 57 mm (0 to 2.24 in). Black Mark Width (d) The detectable width of the black mark should be at least 5.0 mm (0.2 in) on either side of the LSS detection point. Black Mark Length (e) Measurement Value Maximum 25.0 mm (0.98 in) Common 5.0 mm (0.2 in) Minimum 3.0 mm (0.12 in) Black Mark Y-Position (f) Intermec recommends that you place the black mark as close to the front edge of the ticket as possible and use a negative Stop Adjust value to control the media feed, so the tickets can be properly torn off. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 97 Appendix A — Specifications Media Type Set media type to one of these values: • Fingerprint: TICKET (w MARK) • IPL: MARK Note: The black mark should be non-reflective carbon black on a whitish background. Do not allow a perforation to break the edge of the media, because the media may split and jam the printer. Note: Try to avoid preprint that may interfere with the detection of the black mark. However, if your are running Fingerprint, you can use the command LBLCOND to temporarily disable the sensor for a specified amount of media feed to avoid unintentional detection. For help, see the Intermec Fingerprint Command Reference Manual. TICKETS WITH MARKS Feed direction Tickets With Black Mark (Mark Stock) 98 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix A — Specifications Accessories for the Printer You can use these accessories (sold and ordered separately) with the PD41 and PD42 printer. To order accessories, contact your local Intermec sales representative. Internal Rewinder Use this accessory, which comes with a guide shaft, for peel-off (selfstrip) printing. You can also use the rewinder to roll up complete batches of labels. Paper Cutter Use this accessory to cut off continuous paper-based stock or liner between labels. You can collect the cut-off labels, tickets, or tags in an optional tray. If you are running Fingerprint or Direct Protocol, you can control the paper cutter using the commands CUT, CUT ON, and CUT OFF. For help, see the Intermec Fingerprint Command Reference Manual. Real Time Clock The Real Time Clock (RTC) automatically keeps track of the current time. The RTC has its own backup battery backup that lasts for at least 10 years. Font Card The font card is a CompactFlash memory card loaded with doublebyte font sets including Kanji, Korean, and Chinese. Parallel IEEE 1284 Interface Board The parallel IEEE 1284 interface board supports Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) and additional status reporting through IEEE 1284 nibble ID mode. You can use the parallel board with LabelShop or InterDriver. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 99 Appendix A — Specifications 100 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide B Default Settings 101 Appendix B — Default Settings Default Configuration Use this appendix to view the default settings on the printer. If you need to restore factory defaults at any time, you can use PrintSet or the printer home page to reset the printer. To reset the printer to factory defaults using Printset • Use the Factory Default Wizard in the Printer Tasks box. To reset the printer to factory defaults using the home page 1 From the home page, click Printer > Web Shell. 2 Click Default Setup. 3 When prompted, click OK. The printer defaults are restored. 4 Reboot the printer. The following tables list the default values of the configuration commands supported on the PD41 and PD42 printers. If you restore the printer to factory default settings, these are the values it uses. The commands are grouped by function and reflect the organization of the IPL and Fingerprint setup menus. For detailed information on most of the commands, see the Intermec Fingerprint Command Reference Manual or the IPL Command Reference Manual. You can download both documents from the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com. IPL Default Configuration Ser-Com Parameters 102 Parameter Default Value Baud rate 9600 Data bits Parity None Stop bits Protocol XON/XOFF PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix B — Default Settings COM Parameters Parameter Default Value Interface USB Device USB keyboard US Network Parameters Parameter Default Value IP selection DHCP+BOOTP IP address N/A Netmask N/A Default router N/A IPv6 selection Auto IPv6 address N/A Nameserver N/A Nameserver6 N/A DHCP response Broadcast MAC address N/A Network type Ethernet Test/Service Parameters Parameter Default Value Testprint Config Test labels Format Page UDC Font N/A Data dump No Memory reset All LSS test LSS Auto Cmd language N/A PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 103 Appendix B — Default Settings Media Parameters Parameter Default Value Media type Gap Paper type DT (Direct Thermal) LBL length dots 1200 dots Testfeed mode Fast Sensitivity 420 Darkness LBL rest point Form adj dots X +0 Form adj dots Y +0 Configuration Parameters Parameter Default Value Emulation mode None Print speed 5 in/sec Cutter Not installed Fingerprint Default Configuration Ser-Com “uart1:” Parameters 104 Parameter Default Value Baud rate 9600 Character length Parity None Stop bits Flow control RTS/CTS ENQ/ACK XON/XOFF; data to host XON/XOFF; data from host Disable Disable Disable Disable New line CR/LF Receive buffer 1024 bytes PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix B — Default Settings Ser-Com “uart1:” Parameters (continued) Parameter Default Value Transmit butter 1024 bytes Net-Com “net1:” Parameters Parameter Default Value New line CR/LF COM Parameters Parameter Default Value Interface USB Device USB keyboard US Network Parameters Parameter Default Value IP selection DHCP+BOOTP IP address N/A Netmask N/A Default router N/A IPv6 selection Auto IPv6 address N/A Nameserver N/A Nameserver6 N/A DHCP response Broadcast MAC address N/A Network type Ethernet PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 105 Appendix B — Default Settings Emulation Parameters Parameter Default Value Mode Disabled Adjust Base (mmX10) Stop (mmX10) +88 +55 Feedadjust Parameters Parameter Default Value Startadjust Stopadjust Media Parameters Parameter Default Value Xstart Width 832 dots Length 1200 dots Media type Label (with gaps) Paper type Thermal transfer Contrastt +0% TestfeedTestfeed mode Fast Len (slow mode) Print Defs Parameters 106 Parameter Default Value Testprint N/A Print speed 100 mm/sec LSS test LSS Auto Clip default Off Cmd language N/A PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide C IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus The setup parameters of the printer control the way the printer operates. This chapter provides an overview of the menu structure you can use to configure setup parameters on the PD42 printer. To change the setup parameters on the PD41, see “Configuring the Printer” on page 37. 107 Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus IPL Setup Menus Use this section to learn about the IPL setup menus and options. IPL Ser-Com Menu SETUP: SER-COM SER-COM: BAUDRATE SER-COM: DATA BITS SER-COM: PARITY BAUDRATE; DATA BITS: 9600 8 CHAR LENGTH BAUDRATE; 19200 BAUDRATE; 38400 BAUDRATE; 57600 BAUDRATE; 115200 BAUDRATE; 1200 BAUDRATE; 2400 BAUDRATE; 4800 Scroll forward Scroll back SER-COM: STOP BITS PARITY: STOP BITS: NONE 1 STOP BITS: PARITY: EVEN PARITY: ODD PARITY: Scroll forward SPACE Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back SER-COM: PROTOCOL PROTOCOL: XON XOFF PROTOCOL: XON/XOFF+STATUS PROTOCOL: STANDARD Scroll forward Scroll back IPL COM Menu SETUP: COM COM: INTERFACE COM: USB KEYBOARD INTERFACE: USB DEVICE BAUDRATE; IEEE 1284 USB KEYBOARD: USUSB KEYBOARD: SWEDISH USB KEYBOARD: FRENCH USB KEYBOARD: GERMAN USB KEYBOARD: USER DEFINED Scroll forward Scroll back 108 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus IPL Network Menu NETWORK: IPV6 SELECTION NETWORK: IPV6 ADDRESS IPV6 SELECTION: AUTO AUTO & DHCP IPV6 ADDRESS: FE80::210:40FF:F MANUAL NETWORK: NAME SERVER 6 NETWORK: DHCP RESPONSE NETWORK: NETWORK TYPE NAME SERVER 6: FD::1 DHCP RESPONSE: BROADCAST UNICAST NETWORK TYPE: ETHERNET WIRELESS 802.11 IPL Test/Service Menu SETUP: TEST/SERVICE TEST/SERVICE: TESTPRINT TESTPRINT: CONFIG TESTPRINT: TEST LABELS TESTPRINT: FORMAT TESTPRINT: PAGE CONFIG: SW CONFIG: HW CONFIG: NETWORK TEST LABELS: PITCH TEST LABELS: PRINT QUALITY FORMAT: ALL PAGE: ALL ALL: PRINT FORMATS ALL: PRINT PAGES Scroll forward Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back TESTPRINT: UDC TESTPRINT: FONT UDC: ALL FONT: ALL ALL: PRINT UDCs ALL: PRINT UDFs TEST/SERVICE: DATA DUMP TEST/SERVICE: MEMORY RESET TEST/SERVICE: LSS TEST TEST/SERVICE: CMD LANGUAGE DATA DUMP: NO CONFIG: YES Scroll forward Scroll back MEMORY RESET: ALL CONFIG: CONFIGURATION Scroll forward Scroll back LSS TEST: LSS AUTO CMD LANGUAGE: IPL CMD LANGUAGE: ESIM CMD LANGUAGE: ZSIM CMD LANGUAGE: DSIM CMD LANGUAGE: FINGERPRINT CMD LANGUAGE: DIRECT PROTOCOL PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide LSS AUTO: 109 Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus IPL Media Menu SETUP: MEDIA MEDIA : MEDIA TYPE MEDIA : PAPER TYPE MEDIA : TESTFEED MODE MEDIA : LBL LENGTH DOTS MEDIA : SENSITIVITY MEDIA TYPE: GAP CONFIG: MARK CONFIG: CONTINUOUS Scroll forward Scroll back PAPER TYPE: DT CONFIG: TTR Scroll forward Scroll back TESTFEED MODE: FAST TESTFEED MODE: SLOW Scroll forward Scroll back LBL LENGTH DOTS: 1200 100/200/400/800/ 1200/1600/2000/ 2500/3000/3600/ 4200/4800 SENSITIVITY: 420 120/130/140/160/170/ 180/222/226/236/238/ 366/369/420/440/450/ 460/470/480/513/527/ 533/563/565/567/623/ 627/633/647/673/677/ 687/720/854/864 Scroll forward Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back MEDIA : DARKNESS MEDIA : LBL REST POINT DARKNESS: 0/1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/ 9/10/-10/-9/-8/-7/ -6/-5/-4/-3/-2/-1 LBL REST POINT: FORM ADJ DOTS X: 0/2/4/6/8/10/15/20/25/ 0/2/4/6/8/10/15/20/25/ 30/-30/-25/-20/-15/-10/ 30/-30/-25/-20/-15/-10/ -8/-6/-4/-2 -8/-6/-4/-2 Scroll forward Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back MEDIA : FORM ADJ DOTS X Scroll forward Scroll back MEDIA : FORM ADJ DOTS Y FORM ADJ DOTS Y: 0/2/4/6/8/10/15/20/25/ 30/-30/-25/-20/-15/-10/ -8/-6/-4/-2 Scroll forward Scroll back IPL Configuration Menu SETUP: CONFIGURATION CONFIGURATION: PWRUP EMULATION CONFIGURATION: PWRUP EMULATION CONFIGURATION: PRINT SPEED PWRUP EMULATION: EMULATION MODE PWRUP EMULATION: LEGACY MODE PRINT SPEED: CUTTER: 2PRINT IN/SECSPEED: NOT INSTALLED CONFIG: 3 PRINT IN/SECSPEED: ENABLE CONFIG: 4 PRINT IN/SECSPPED: DISABLE 5 PRINT IN/SECSPPED: Scroll forward 6 IN/SEC Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back EMULATION MODE: LEGACY MODE: NONE DISABLE EMULATION MODE: EMULATION MODE: 5MIL ENABLE EMULATION MODE: 86XX-10MIL EMULATION MODE: Scroll forward 86XX-15MIL Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back 110 CONFIGURATION: CUTTER PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus Fingerprint Setup Menus Use this section to learn about the Fingerprint setup menus and options. Fingerprint Ser-Com, UART1 Menu SETUP: SER-COM, UART1 SER-COM, UART1: BAUDRATE SER-COM, UART1: CHAR LENGTH BAUDRATE; CHAR LENGTH 9600 8 CHAR LENGTH BAUDRATE; 19200 BAUDRATE; 38400 BAUDRATE; 57600 BAUDRATE; 115200 BAUDRATE; 300 BAUDRATE; 600 BAUDRATE; 1200 BAUDRATE; 2400 BAUDRATE; 4800 Scroll forward Scroll back SER-COM, UART1: PARITY SER-COM, UART1: STOP BITS SER-COM, UART1: FLOWCONTROL PARITY: NONE PARITY: EVEN PARITY: ODD PARITY: MARK PARITY: SPACE STOP BITS: 1 STOP BITS: Scroll forward Scroll back FLOW CONTROL: RTS/CTS FLOW CONTROL: ENQ/ACK RTS/CTS: DISABLE ENQ/ACK: ENABLE Scroll forward Scroll back ENQ-ACK: DISABLE ENQ/ACK: ENABLE Scroll forward Scroll back SER-COM, UART1: NEW LINE SER-COM, UART1: REC BUF SER-COM, UART1: TRANS BUF NEW LINE: CR/LF NEW LINE: LFNEW LINE: CR REC BUF: [1024]: TRANS BUF: [1024]: Scroll forward Scroll back FLOW CONTROL: XON/XOFF XON/XOFF: DATA TO HOST XON/XOFF: DATA FROM HOST DATA TO HOST: DISABLE DATA TO HOST: ENABLE DATA FROM HOST: DISABLE DATA FROM HOST: ENABLE Scroll forward Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back Scroll forward Scroll back Fingerprint Net-Com, NET1 Menu SETUP: NET-COM, NET1 NET-COM, NET1 NEW LINE NEW LINE: CR/LF BAUDRATE; CRNEW LINE: LF PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 111 Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus Fingerprint Com Menu SETUP: COM COM: INTERFACE COM: USB KEYBOARD INTERFACE: USB DEVICE BAUDRATE; IEEE 1284 USB KEYBOARD: USUSB KEYBOARD: SWEDISH USB KEYBOARD: FRENCH USB KEYBOARD: GERMAN Scroll forward Scroll back Fingerprint Network Menu NETWORK: IPV6 SELECTION NETWORK: IPV6 ADDRESS IPV6 SELECTION: AUTO AUTO & DHCP IPV6 ADDRESS: FE80::210:40FF:F MANUAL NETWORK: NAME SERVER 6 NETWORK: DHCP RESPONSE NETWORK: NETWORK TYPE NAME SERVER 6: FD::1 DHCP RESPONSE: BROADCAST UNICAST NETWORK TYPE: ETHERNET WIRELESS 802.11 Fingerprint Emulation Menu SETUP: EMULATION 112 EMULATION: MODE EMULATION: ADJUST MODE: DISABLED BAUDRATE; E4 ADJUST: BASE (mmX10) ADJUST: STOP (mmX10) PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus Fingerprint Feedadjust Menu SETUP: FEEDADJ FEEDADJ: STARTADJ FEEDADJ: STOPADJ STARTADJ: [0]: STOPADJ: [0]: Fingerprint Media Menu SETUP: MEDIA MEDIA: MEDIA SIZE MEDIA: MEDIA TYPE MEDIA SIZE: XSTART MEDIA SIZE: WIDTH MEDIA SIZE: LENGTH XSTART: [0]: WIDTH: [832]: LENGTH: [1243]: MEDIA TYPE: LABEL GAPS) MEDIA(wTYPE: TICKET (w MARK) MEDIA TYPE: TICKET (w GAPS) MEDIA TYPE: FIX LENGTH MEDIA TYPE:STRIP VAR LENGTH STRIP Scroll forward Scroll back MEDIA: PAPER TYPE PAPER TYPE: DIRECT THERMAL PAPER TYPE: TRANSFER TRANSFER: RIBBON CONSTANT TRANSFER: RIBBON FACTOR TRANSFER: LABEL OFFSET DIRECT THERMAL: LABEL CONSTANT DIRECT THERMAL: LABEL FACTOR RIBBON CONSTANT: [90]: RIBBON FACTOR: [25]: LABEL OFFSET: [0]: LABEL CONSTANT [85]: LABEL FACTOR: [40]: MEDIA: CONTRAST MEDIA: TESTFEED MEDIA: TESTFEED MODE MEDIA: LEN (SLOW MODE) TESTFEED: [26 28 0 10] Press to perform a testfeed. Values are read-only. TESTFEED MODE: FAST TESTFEED MODE: SLOW Scroll forward Scroll back LEN (SLOW MODE): [0]: CONTRAST: +0% CONTRAST: +2% CONTRAST: +4% CONTRAST: +6% CONTRAST: +8% CONTRAST: +10% CONTRAST: -10% CONTRAST: -8% CONTRAST: -6% CONTRAST: -4% CONTRAST: -2% Scroll forward Scroll back PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 113 Appendix C — IPL and Fingerprint Setup Menus Fingerprint Print Defs Menu SETUP: PRINT DEFS PRINT DEFS: CMD Language PRINT DEFS: CLIP DEFAULT CMD Language: CLIP DEFAULT: Fingerprint OFF CLIP DEFAULT: CLIP DEFAULT: Direct Protocol ON TESTPRINT: IPL TESTPRINT: ESIM TESTPRINT: ZSIM TESTPRINT: DSIM 114 PRINT DEFS: TESTPRINT PRINT DEFS: PRINT SPEED PRINT DEFS: LSS TEST TESTPRINT: PRINT SPEED: LSS TEST: DIAMONDS [100]: LSS AUTO TESTPRINT: CHESS TESTPRINT: BAR CODES #1 TESTPRINT: LSS AUTO: BAR CODES #2 TESTPRINT: SETUP INFO TESTPRINT: Only displayed if an HARDWARE INFO TESTPRINT: optional EasyLAN board NETWORK INFO is installed. Scroll forward Scroll back to print for error info LSS TEST: LSS MANUAL LSS [G: 2]D: 6 Toggle between gain (G) and drive (D) Decrease/increase value inside brackets PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide D Advanced Configuration This appendix contains information on the printer file system and how to modify the appearance of the printer web page. 115 Appendix D — Advanced Configuration Printer File System (Fingerprint) As you access the printer for communications, you will encounter different parts of the printer file system. The following sections contain a device tree structure and brief descriptions of the different devices and directories of the file system. Device Tree Structure This illustration shows the device tree structure of the printer. / (root) ADMIN boot card1 dev pffs rom images secure tmp Devices and Directories The file system of the printer is case-sensitive. This fact is important because filenames in Fingerprint commands are translated into capital letters by default. Directories or files with lowercase names will be inaccessible for Fingerprint commands and programs. Depending on how you choose to navigate the file system on the printer, you will need to use different commands. 116 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix D — Advanced Configuration • If you are accessing the printer through an FTP client or a web browser, you can easily navigate through the different devices and directories. Lowercase letters are not an issue for FTP or a web browser. • If you are accessing the printer through raw TCP (“net1:”), you use Fingerprint to communicate with the printer. Since Fingerprint commands are translated into uppercase letters, you are restricted from accessing devices and directories with lowercase names. For more information on using Fingerprint, refer to the Fingerprint Command Reference Manual. /(root) The root node is write protected to preserve the device and file structure of the printer. /c /c is the user file system. You can create directories here to store files such as programs, fonts, and images. ADMIN This directory is only accessible for the admin user. It contains start order, Fingerprint restrictions, and other configuration parameters only configurable for an admin. boot This directory contains the firmware, password file, and other system information. card1 This directory is the Compact Flash file system used to store large fonts, images and so on. You can also use this device to upgrade the firmware of the printer. /dev This directory is where devices used for input/output, such as uart1, Flash, net1, parallel IEEE 1284, and so on are located. pffs: The power fail file system is used to store files that need to be saved at power down. Files stored on this unit cannot exceed the size of 256 bytes each, and the total size of the “pffs” unit is 32 KB. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 117 Appendix D — Advanced Configuration /rom This device is used to store a collection of files that are available as default in the printer, for example the default web pages, fonts, and images. images This directory is used to store images used for the default web pages. secure This directory is used to store the password protected web pages. tmp: This is the printer’s temporary read/write memory. It will lose its content when the power is turned off or at a power failure. Do not use “tmp:” to store valuable data. One advantage of using “tmp:” instead of “/c” to temporarily store data is that data can be written to SDRAM faster than to the flash memory. Customing the Printer Home Page The easiest way to modify the appearance of the printer web page is to create an HTML file called “INDEX.HTM” on the device “/c” with custom designed logo and colors. From this file it is quite easy to link to the configuration pages of the printer. The web server generates these web pages with dynamic information on the fly. This process makes the real-time generated pages of the printer appear in the Intermec style. The colors and logo of the customer will be ignored. Web Style Guide Files The printer network cards are prepared for customization of the default web pages in a more permanent way by changing the configuration of the engine that generates the pages. While generating the pages, the web server accesses configuration parameters, like the background color, the name of logos to display on the page and generates the HTML code. Default configuration of these parameters makes the printer’s web page appear in the Intermec style, with corporate colors and logos. When changing the parameters, the web pages are permanently customized. 118 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix D — Advanced Configuration Customization of these parameters has to be done in specific files called “Web Style Guide Files”, assigning user-defined values to several support environment variables. Web style guide files contain parameters to set web page content and layout. These files can be stored either on /c or pffs:. In the file system, /c has priority over pffs:, which implies that if there is a web style guide on /c (for example /c/webstyleguide.0), the printer will not look for pffs:webstyleguide.1. We suggest that web style guides are stored on pffs: to minimize the risk that they are accidentally removed. Content of a Web Style Guide File A Web Style Guide file has to contain a set of mandatory environment variables and it can also contain optional variables. All variables have to be lowercase, followed by a “=” sign and a consistent value. There is no specific order of the variables. Required Environment Variables Use the reference table below to understand all of the required environment variables. Understanding Required Environment Variables Variable Description bgco Background color, BGCOLOR attribute of BODY tag. coli Copyright link, link to html file showing Copyright notes. cona Company name. loat Logotype attributes, contains all attributes for the IMG-tag to replace the Intermec logo. trna Trade name. Optional Environment Variables The optional environment variables are used to specify extra parameters; for instance, these variables permit to change the printer’s model name. The web server only recognizes the following model names: • PD41 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 119 Appendix D — Advanced Configuration • PD42 The web server checks the available hardware and then displays the correct model name in the web page. If the page has to show a different name of the printer, the web style guide file has to contain the optional variable printer=your name. Optional Variables Reference Table Variable Description 120 Comments alco Active link color, ALINK attribute of BODY tag. BGLI Background image link, BACKGROUND attribute of BODY tag. heon Help on, enables a help link on the page. heli Help link, link associated to the Help tag. hena Help link name, the label to be shown on the web page. lico Link color, LINK attribute of BODY tag. suon Support link on, enables a support link on If this parameter is in the page. the webstyle guide file, then the variables “suli” and “suna” must have a value. suli Support link, this is the link associated withe the support tag. suna Support link name, this is the label to be shown on the web page. teco Text color, TEXT attribute of the BODY tag. vlco Visited link color. If this parameter is in the webstyle guide file, the variables “heli” and “hena” must have a value. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Appendix D — Advanced Configuration x-www-url-Encoding Syntax Rules The value given to environment variables has to be specified respecting the x-www-url-encoding syntax rules. According to the syntax rules, characters can be inserted using the notation % . For example, space in the ASCII table has the Hex number 20 so it corresponds to %20. For example, “Intermec Technologies Corporation” corresponds to “Intermec%20Technologies%20Corporation” (it can also be written “Intermec+Technologies+Corporation”). Colors are specified according to the RGB syntax: %23cdcdcd corresponds to #cdcdcd. Any quotation marks (%22) must be preceded by a back slash (\). The file must contain only one line, where the different variables and valuers are separated by ampersand (&) characters. Memory and Storage Web Style Guide files are designed to be placed on the printer’s pffs, as mentioned. Due to the memory limits of the pffs the environment variables have very short name (4 bytes), which may make them less user friendly to use, but this allows more space to be used for the value of the variable. There is also a size limit per file that is set to 256 bytes. In case the Web Style Guide File you want to create is bigger than 256 bytes, the content has to be split in more than one file. The parser daemon will start looking for the first Web Style Guide File which has to be named “webstyleguide.0”, then it will try to read the next file called “webstyleguide.1” and so on. Creating a Web Style Guide File You can create Web Style Guide Files with a standard text editor and then transfer them to the printer. Follow these rules when creating a Web Style Guide File: • •The name has to be lowercase. • •The first file has to have extension “.0”. The following files have to have sequential extension number if one number is missing in the sequence the parser will stop reading the files. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide 121 Appendix D — Advanced Configuration • •The split point between one web style guide and the other cannot be in the middle of a line. The last line of the file has to be consistent in the syntax and the first line of the following web style guide file has to be a new line. • •If variables are specified more than one time, the last value is the one assumed. Intermec recommends that you use the FTP server to transfer the files. Example (the default Web Style Guide): bgco=%23ffffff&loat=src%3d\%22/rom/images/ itclogo1.gif\%22+align%3dbottom+alt%3d\%22Intermec_ Technologies_Corporation\ %22+border%3d0 &cona=Intermec+Technologies+Corporation&coli=copyrigh t.htmf&suli=support.htmf&suna=Support&suon=t&trna=Eas yCoder 122 PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide Worldwide Headquarters 6001 36th Avenue West Everett, Washington 98203 U.S.A. tel 425.348.2600 fax 425.355.9551 www.intermec.com © 2009 Intermec Technologies Corporation. All rights reserved. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User’s Guide *934-009-003* P/N 934-009-003
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