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Send Configuration to Verifier (via Printer)
To send the configuration through the printer to the verifier, make sure
the serial cable from your computer is connected to the printer's 25-pin
serial port. This option does not save the configuration in the printer.
1.
Select File, Send Configuration to Verifier via Printer.
2.
Change communication settings if necessary. Click OK when
finished.
Send Configuration to Verifier (via Direct Connection)
To send the configuration directly to the verifier from the computer, make
sure the serial cable from your computer is connected to the verifier's
9-pin serial port. The verifier can save up to 50 configurations.
1.
Select File, Send Configuration to Verifier via Direct Connection.
2.
Change communication settings if necessary. The verifier's default
settings are 115200, N, 8, 2, DTR. Click OK when finished.
See "Sample Verifier Configuration Packet" to see a sample
MPCL verifier configuration packet.
C a b l e S u m m a r y
Some of these connections were discussed in the above sections "Store
Configuration in Printer," "Send Configuration to Verifier (via Printer),"
and "Send Configuration to Verifier (via Direct Connection)."
You need a serial (communication) cable for all of these connections.
Update the verifier's configuration using ScanVision or
Verifier Configuration Tool.
Use the printer's offline menu to configure the verifier.
Update the verifier's configuration by using the verifier field
in a format.
Store configuration packet in the printer's flash memory.
Use F (Flash memory) in the configuration packet.
Send configuration packet through printer to the verifier.
Use T (Temporary) in the configuration packet.
Action
Connect Verifier cable
directly to host
to printer
to printer
to printer
Using the VCT 4-7
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