Intermec EasyCoder PD41 Manuel utilisateur

EasyLAN Ethernet

Software

for the EasyCoder®

PD41 and PD42 Printers

Instructions

ii EasyLAN Ethernet Software Instructions

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EasyLAN Ethernet Software Instructions iii

Contents

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Printer Firmware Requirements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Setting Network Parameters from the Printer Home Page . . .6

Setting Network Parameters with PrintSet 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Setting Network Parameters With Fingerprint and IPL

Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Setting IP Address Using ARP’n’PING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

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EasyLAN Ethernet Software Instructions 5

Introduction

These instructions describe the various ways you can access and

set the network parameters on a PD41 printer equipped with an

EasyLAN Ethernet network card. The instructions apply equally

to a PD42 printer, but are less relevant since network parameters

can be changed directly from the printer display.

Once you have the printer home page up and running, please

refer to the EasyLAN User’s Guide (P/N 1-960590-xx) for

information on how to navigate the web interface and modify

advanced network settings.

Printer Firmware Requirements

Before you begin, confirm that the printer is running either

Intermec Fingerprint v10.x.x or IPL v10.x.x firmware. If you

have a PD41 printer, the easiest way to check the firmware

version is to print a test label (for help, see the EasyCoder PD41

Printer User’s Guide (P/N 1-960652-xx)). If you have a PD42

printer, information about the current firmware version is shown

in the display window when the printer is in idle mode.

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Setting Network Parameters from the

Printer Home Page

You can change all network parameters by using your web

browser to access the printer home page. To access the home

page, you need the IP address of the printer. As a default setting,

the printer is set to automatically receive an IP address from the

network, but communication will only work if the network is

also set to assign IP addresses automatically through DHCP or

BOOTP.

There are four different methods for setting the IP address of the

printer. DHCP, BOOTP, and DHCP+BOOTP allows the server

to assign the printer a temporary IP address, and also sets the

netmask, default router and name server automatically. If the

server neither supports DHCP nor BOOTP, or if you want to set

a permanent IP address manually, you can use the MANUAL

option. In this case, you also have to set the netmask, default

router, and name server manually.

If you have problems accessing the printer home page, use one of

the other methods described in these instructions to set the

printer network parameters.

To access the printer home page

1Use an Ethernet cable to connect the printer to your network.

2Print test labels from startup (for help, see the EasyCoder

PD41 Printer User’s Guide (P/N 1-960652-xx)).

The IP address of the printer is printed on the “Network

settings” test label.

3Enter the IP address in the address field of your web browser.

The printer web page opens.

EasyLAN Ethernet Software Instructions 7

Setting Network Parameters with

PrintSet 4

PrintSet 4 is a PC-based software application that lets you

configure your Intermec printer from your computer. The

program is available on the PrinterCompanion CD, and can also

be downloaded from the Intermec web site.

PrintSet 4 requires that your PC is running Microsoft Windows

2000 or XP.

To set network parameters with PrintSet 4

1Use an RS-232 serial cable to connect the printer to your PC.

2Install and run PrintSet 4.

3Select File > Add printer. The Add Printer Wizard opens.

4Click Next.

5Select Serial Connection. Click Next.

6Select your COM port, and make sure the Automatically

detect communication parameters box is checked. Click

Next.

PrintSet starts the Autoconnect procedure, and the progress is

displayed on the Status bar.

7When the Add Printer Wizard has found your printer, click

Next.

8Click Finish. The printer has now been added to the list

under “My Printers”.

9Select the printer, and then double-click the Network option

located in the right pane.

You can now set the network parameters according to your

preferences.

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Setting Network Parameters With

Fingerprint and IPL Commands

These instructions require that you start by establishing a serial

connection between your printer and your PC.

To establish a serial connection

1Use an RS-232 serial cable to connect the printer to your PC.

2(Optional) Put the printer in Dump mode. Dump mode is

used to verify that the connection is working once it has been

established. Dump mode can be entered through Testmode

and Extended Testmode, for help see the EasyCoder PD41

Printer User’s Guide (1-960652-xx) or the EasyCoder PD42

Printer User’s Guide (934-009-xxx).

3Start a terminal program, for example Microsoft

Hyperterminal.

4Create a new connection. The serial ports on a PC are referred

to as COM1, COM2, etc. and the default settings for the

printer serial connection parameters are:

5Input text in the terminal window and confirm that the same

characters are printed on the labels.

6Exit Dump mode.

Parameter Setting

Baud rate 9600

Data bits 8

Parity None

Stop bits 1

Flow control None

Note: Verify your printer serial connection settings by

printing a test label. The settings in your terminal

program must be the same as that of the printer.

EasyLAN Ethernet Software Instructions 9

Setting Network Parameters with Fingerprint

Commands

If your printer is running Fingerprint firmware, you can modify

all network parameters with the Fingerprint Setup command.

To modify network parameters with Fingerprint commands

1Establish a serial connection between your computer and

printer, as described on page 8.

2Switch user to administrator with the default login

(username: admin, password: pass).

RUN su -p pass admin

3Set the IP selection method to manual:

SETUP "NETWORK,IP SELECTION,MANUAL"

4Set the IP address (values are examples only):

SETUP "NETWORK,IP ADDRESS,192.168.235.860"

5Set the netmask, default router and name server (values are

examples only):

SETUP "NETWORK,NETMASK,255.255.255.0"

SETUP "NETWORK,DEFAULT ROUTER,192.168.236.1"

SETUP "NETWORK,NAME SERVER,255.255.78.120"

Once you have set the parameters above you can use your web

browser to access the printer home page and make the rest of

your changes there.

Setting Network Parameters with IPL commands

If your printer is running IPL firmware, you can modify various

setup parameters with the IPL <SI> command.

To modify network parameters with IPL commands

1Establish a serial connection between your computer and

printer, as described on page 8.

2To set IP address and use default values for netmask and

router, use this command (values are examples only):

3To set the IP address, netmask, and default router values

(values are examples only):

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<STX><SI>n192.168.235.86, 255.255.255.0,

192.168.236.1<ETX>

Once you have set the parameters above you can use your web

browser to access the printer home page and make the rest of

your changes there.

Setting IP Address Using ARP’n’PING

Use the ARP’n’PING method to set the printer IP address if your

network does not have a DHCP or BOOTP server. ARP ’n’

PING requires:

• An available IP address on the network, which will be

assigned to the printer. The IP address can be changed later

from the printer’s home page once communication is

established.

• The printer’s MAC address. You can get the MAC address

from the MAC address label on the back of the printer.

If the printer is started with DHCP and/or BOOTP as IP

selection method, it will attempt to find an IP address five times

before a failure is declared. This procedure takes about 2 minutes

during which you cannot use the ARP’n’PING method.

The following example shows how ARP’n’PING is performed in

Windows 2000, however the procedure is similar in other

Windows versions as well as in UNIX. As a general rule, in

Windows the groups of digits in the MAC address are separated

by hyphens (-), and in UNIX they are separated by colons (:).

To use ARP’n’PING (Windows 2000)

1Select Start > Accessories > Command Prompt. The

Command Prompt launches.

2In the Command Prompt, type:

arp -s desired IP address printer MAC-address

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