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Ethernet I/F Card
IFBD-HE07/08 -BE07
User's Manual
Rev. No. 3.01
Star Micronics Co., Ltd.

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  • Page 1 Ethernet I/F Card IFBD-HE07/08 -BE07 User’s Manual Rev. No. 3.01 Star Micronics Co., Ltd.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Contents 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1.1 Features 1.2 Differences between IFBD-HE07/08/BE07 and IFBD-07X/08X/BE07X 1.3 Main Settings At the Time of Shipment (Overview) 1.3.1 IP Parameter Factory Shipment Settings 1.3.2 Log-in Password oo Administrator Right Setting At the Time of Factory Shipment 1-2 1.3.3 Log-in Password of User Right Setting At the Time of Factory Shipment 1.3.4...
  • Page 3 3-42 3.3.7. Current IP Parameter Status Display 3-43 3.3.8. Printer Device ID Display 3-43 3.3.9. Printer Status Display 3-44 4. Star WebPRNT FUNCTION (IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X) 4.1 General description 4.2 Specification 5. SSL/TLS COMMUNICATIONS 5.1. General Description 5.2. Specifications 5.2.1. Self-signed Certificates 5.2.2. CA-signed Certificates 5.2.3.

  • Page 4: General Description

    To be prepared for the unlikely event that the main firmware malfunctions for some reason, the boot loader of  this product is provided a TFTP client function to allow you to download firmware from the server over the network for recovery of your firmware. Supports Star Micronics' Windows Printer Driver, OPOS Driver, JPOS Driver (Windows, Linux, and Mac),  CUPS Driver (Linux, Mac) Supports the proprietary StarWebPRNT function from STAR MICRONICS CO., LTD. that allows direct printing ...

  • Page 5: Main Settings At The Time Of Shipment (Overview)

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Main Settings At the Time of Shipment (Overview) The main TCP/IP settings required to use this product are outlined below. See section “3.3 Settings and Display Items” for a list of settings that are not listed here. 1.3.1 IP Parameter Factory Shipment Settings IP address...

  • Page 6: Hardware Specifications

    TSP828L(*1), TUP500(*1), TCP300II(*1), TCP400(*1) IFBD-HE08 TSP1000(*1), SP700, SP500(*1), HSP7000(*1) IFBD-BE07 FVP10 The models indicated by (*1) are not supported by this product with F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later. See “5.2. Printer Firmware Support Table”, for details on the printers that support IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X. Refer to each printer product specifications for details on models and mounting conditions.

  • Page 7: Specifications

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 2.2 Specifications Network I/F Unit: IEEE802.3/3u (10BASE-T Ethernet / 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet) LED: Red x 1; Green x 1 Red: LINK/Activity Green: 100BASE-TX *Displays with flashing patterns when executing a special mode. Switch for Settings: Push Switch x 1 DIP SW (dipole) x 1 See sections 3.2.2 Push Switches and 3.2.3 DIP Switches for details on each specification.

  • Page 8: Ambient Conditions

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Ambient Conditions Ambient Storage Conditions: Storage Temperature: -20˚C - +70˚C Storage Humidity: 20% - 90% (Must be no condensation) Ambient Operating Conditions: Operating Temperature: 0˚C - +55˚C Operating Humidity: 20% - 80% (Must be no condensation) 2.4 Compatible Specifications Part15 Class A VCCI Class A EN55022 Class B 2.5 Connector Specifications 2.5.1 Network Interface (RJ45)

  • Page 9: Ethernet Communication Conditions

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 2.6. Ethernet Communication Conditions The communication link conditions with the connecting device of the Ethernet are determined by Auto Negotiation. If this product is connected directly to an intelligent switch hub or intelligent hub, the physical link may take some time to become established.

  • Page 10: Function Specifications

    Reset with authentication, gets settings information (TCP port 22222) SNMP (supported by F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later) TCP/IP Specifications IP version 4 (IPv4) Note 1: StarWebPRNT is only available for IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X. See “4. StarWebPRNT Function” for more details F/W Ver4.0.0 and later supports HTTPS.

  • Page 11: Ip Address Setting

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.1 IP Address Setting This product has a static (fixed condition) and dynamic (DHCP/BOOTP, RARP, and ARP/Ping) IP address. It is possible to specify a sub-net mask and default gateway with static and DHCP, BOOTP. In the default settings, static is invalid and dynamic is valid. The following pages describe how to acquire an IP address for each. See section 3.1.1.5 Address Acquisition Process Transition for details on each protocol transition state.
  • Page 12 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.1.1. Static If the fixed IP address, sub-net mask, and default gateway are stored in non-volatile memory, the printer will always startup with the fixed conditions when the power is turned on. If started with fixed conditions, there is no DHCP/BOOTP, RARP request. ARP/Ping is also invalid. In default no fixed address is registered, so after dynamically acquiring one using either of the methods of DHCP, BOOTP, RARP, or ARP/Ping, described below, register the fixed address with the WEB, TELNET or FTP service. 3.1.1.2. DHCP, BOOTP This product is set so that DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)/BOOTP (BOOT strap Protocol) is valid so you can acquire an IP address, sub-net mask, and default gateway from a DHCP or BOOTP server. The default setting is DHCP, BOOTP: “enabled” A work-station running DHCP or BOOTP server over a LAN network is required for IP address settings using DHCP, BOOTP.
  • Page 13 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Setting example using ARP/Ping This explanation assumes the MAC addres is 00:11:62:12:34:56, and the IP address is 192.168.10.2. (1) Turn on the printer equipped with this product. Wait for the printer to be ready for the ARP/Pping. (Normally, this is approximately 35 seconds.) Or, execute a self-print on the printer and wait for the following to be printed.
  • Page 14 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.1.5 Transition of Processes in IP Address Acquisition ■ When Static is valid If Static (fixed address) is set, startup always relies upon the Static condition (fixed address). In such a case, DCHP/BOOTP, RARP, ARP/Ping become invalid, and startup does not occur. ■ When Static is invalid (default) If Static (a fixed address) has not been, see the information below for details on the relationships (timing) for starting/stopping the server that provides the passing of time from the startup of the TCP/IP (*) and dynamic addresses. When the NIC setting is initialized, operations follow this timing.

  • Page 15: Lpr/Lpd

     Enable this if the LPR byte counter-added enable/disable can be selected. See section 5.3 Driver Support Table for details on support by Star Micronics’ drivers.  If you are using a standard Windows TCP/IP printer port and a CUPS (UNIX, Linux, or Mac) driver, see section ...

  • Page 16: Raw Socket Print

    Factory default settings is 0 (timeout invalid). See section 5.3 Driver Support Table for details on support by Star Micronics’ drivers.  Since this protocol cannot be used when using a Windows standard TCP/IP printer port or a CUPS (UNIX/ ...
  • Page 17 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Communication Procedures (1) Establish a TCP connection between the host and printer. (2) When the NSB feature (*) is valid: The PC sends and reads the status (NSB) sent by the printer. (Required)If the status data is not sent here, it is possible that the printer is not ready to receive the print data, so always do this.

  • Page 18: Status Acquisition Feature

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.4 Status Acquisition Feature This product supports the printer status acquisition feature using TCP communications port 9101. See the table below for TCP communications port specifications. Item Specifications Remarks Communicatino Port TCP #9101 Number Number of Simultaneous Connection Sessions Data reception timeout 30 seconds •...

  • Page 19: Authentication Reset/Get Settings Information/Tcp#9100 Forced Release

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.5. Authentication Reset/Get Settings Information/TCP#9100 forced release Use TCP communications port #22222 to send a command from the computer to perform an authentication reset and get settings information. See the table below for TCP communications port specifications. Item Specifications Remarks Communication Port TCP #22222 Number Number of Simultaneous Connection Sessions...
  • Page 20 1D 30 00 Function This command will get the printer’s NIC setting information (discovery data). This command is used by Star Micronics drivers and tools. Procedures: 1) PC to printer After connecting to TCP #22222, send the command, and wait for the response from the printer.
  • Page 21 1D 31 00 Function This command will get the printer’s status setting information. This command is used by Star Micronics drivers and tools. Procedures: 1) PC to printer After connecting to TCP #22222, send the command, and wait for the response from the printer.
  • Page 22 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.5.3. TCP#9100 Forced Release Release a specified host port number session from among connecting TCP#9100 sessions. [Execution procedures] As outlined in the following procedure, send a command from a PC to receive a response from the printer. (1) Sending from PC to printer Format <FS> ‘3’ [Host Port Number] <NUL> Hexadecimal 1C 33 [Host Port Number] 00 Parameter...

  • Page 23: Http Server

    See section 3.3 Settings/Display Items for details on displaying information and settings. Use TCP UDP communications port 80 for the HTTP server. The StarWebPRNT function is available for IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X. By using the StarWebPRNT function, XML data can be printed via an HTTP server. See “4. StarWebPRNT Function” for more details.
  • Page 24 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual WEB execution example (Example of changing #9100 Multi-session from invalid to valid) (1) Access: http:// 192.168.10.1/lindex.htm. (2) User Name: Log-in as “root” Password: “public” (factory default setting). (3) Click Network Configuration -> System Configuration. In the screen below, select 9100 Multi Session: ENABLE. Then, click Submit. 3-15...
  • Page 25 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual (4) Click Network Configuration -> Save. Select any of the following, the click Execute: • Save → Configuration Printing → Restart device • Save → Restart device (After the set print is output, when you select, Configuration Printing) Wait for the printer to reset. 3-16...

  • Page 26: Telnet Server

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.7. TELNET Server The TELNET (TELecommunication NETwork) of this product allows you to change NIC settings, network network displays, and to monitor the printer status. See section 3.3 Settings/Display Items for details on displaying information. Use TCP UDP communications port 23 for the TELNET server.
  • Page 27 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual ← Enter the fixed IP address ← Select the subnet mask setting ←Enter the fixed subnet mask ← Return to the previous menu ← telnet connection ← Return to the main menu ← Store the settings and select restar ← Store and print setings and run restart ← Wait for the settings to be printed ← Wait for pinter to restart 3-18...
  • Page 28 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual (2) TELNET execution example (Example of changing #9100 Multi-session from invalid to valid) The following is an input example of the Windows command prompt. UNIX/Linux shell input is the same. (Assumed Conditions) Printer IP address = 192.168.10.1 ← telnet connection ← Enter user name ←Enter password (Default: public)

  • Page 29: Ftp Server

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.8. FTP Server You can make NIC settings, get the status, print and overwrite NIC firmware by uploading or downloading files to any specified directory using the product’s FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server.See section 3.3 Settings/Display Items for details on displaying information. For control, the FTP server uses TCP • UDP communication port 21; for data transfers, it uses TCP communication port 20. The FTP server is set to valid in the factory default settings, but you can invalidate it using HTTP (Web), Telnet ...
  • Page 30 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Directory, File Configuration and Functions Account Limit Note 1 Extension Transfer Filename Directory Restriction Mode Note 2 user root Function Note 3 Note 4 None (Root directory) Print Output to Printer /lp/ printdat.prn Binary → See “3.1.8.1 FTP Printing” Binary or Reads and updates network settings /net_config/ netconf.ini “.ini”...
  • Page 31 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Example FTP Command Execution This is an example of input in a Windows command prompt. UNIX/Linux shell input is the same. This is an example execution of acquiring a printer status file. The file list display (dir command (on UNIX/Linux, it is the Is command)) is in UNIX compatible format (including version display). (Assumed Conditions) Printer IP address = 192.168.10.1 ← Connect to FTP ← Enter user name ← Enter password (Default: public) ← Move to status directory ← Current directory position display ← File list ← Specify binary transfer mode ← Get the prnstas.txt fi ← Move to root directory...
  • Page 32 Also, if writing ends normally, the printer will automatically be reset. If the “Configuration Print” item is “Enable” the reset will be applied when the settings print is ended. Setting Example: Example of F/W Ver. 5.0.0, Star WebPRNT model (netconf.ini) << IFBD-HE07X/08X Information >> MAC Addr :00:11:62:12:34:56 Configuration Print :ENABLE The loaded NIC MAC information is used for the MAC Address item, but when <<...
  • Page 33 # -The range of Web Refresh Time is # between 1 and 300. # Copyright(C) 2005 Star Micronics co., Ltd. ######################################## File Format Rules Setting line format is “Item Name”: “Setting Value” The separator (delimiter) is a single-byte English character ...
  • Page 34 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.8.3. F/W Update Log in to this product using FTP to update the NIC firmware (F/W) by uploading the version upgrade binary data to the \firmware\ directory. When uploading F/W data, the FTP server calculates the CRC value of the F/W data and checks that it has  been transferred correctly. If the firmware is not correctly transferred, cancel the upload. When all data has been confirmed to be correctly received, start writing to the Flash ROM. If writing to the  Flash ROM ends normally, the printer will automatically be reset. Writing takes several minutes. Absolutely never turn off the power or apply a reset prior to final reset being applied.
  • Page 35 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Precautions for F/W update compatibility The following restrictions on F/W update apply to the subject F/W versions. • When using a product with I/F card F/W that is Ver. 4.X.X or earlier Upgrade to F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later is not possible. Use Ver. 4.X.X or earlier F/W. •...

  • Page 36: Discovery

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.9. Discovery This product has a Star genuine NIC search protocol SDP (Star Discovery Protocol). SDP uses UDP communication port 22222. SDP is used to search the product over LAN using application software such as a setting utility program. The following is an example.

  • Page 37: Tftp Client

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.10. TFTP Client When the printer power is turned on while you hold down the push switch, the TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) client stored in the boot loader is started up. The TFTP client automatically downloads the main program from the TFTP server over the LAN, and writes to the Flash ROM on the NIC board.

  • Page 38: Tcp Keep-Alive

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.11. TCP Keep-Alive This product supports TCP Keep-Alive. If TCP Keep-Alive is valid, TCP Keep-Alive operations are performed under the following conditions on the computer. Item Value Factory Default Remarks Setting ENABLE/DISABLE DISABLE Disconnection timeout time Approx.

  • Page 39: Snmp

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.12. SNMP This function supports F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later. The SNMP of this product includes a SNMP agent that operates using UDP/IP. Various information about this product and the printer can be managed with the SNMP manager. It is compatible with SNMPv1, and supports MIB-II (RFC1213) and HostResource-MIB (RFC1514).
  • Page 40 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Name Description ifOutNUcastPkts Number of packets that a higher-level protocol requested broadcast or multicast transmission of ifOutDiscards Number of packets that were discarded and not transmitted due to full buffer or other reason ifOutErrors Number of packets that were not transmitted due to error ifOutQLen Length of the output queue (number of packets) ifSpecific...
  • Page 41 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Name Description ipRouteDest Destination IP address of this route (0.0.0.0 = Default route) ipRouteIfIndex Interface identification number for transmitting to the next destination host on this route (= ifIndex) IpRouteMetric Primary routing metric for this route (-1 = Not used) ipRouteNextHop IP address of next hop on this route IpRouteType Route types (1: None of the following, 2: Invalid route, 3: Direct connection, 4: Indirect connection)
  • Page 42 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Name Description tcpRtoAlgorithm Algorithm that decides the resend timeout value for TCP connection (1: None of the following, 2: Fixed value, 3: MIL-STD-1778, 4: Van Jacobson’s algorithm) tcpRtoMin Minimum TCP protocol resend timeout value (units: 10 msec) tcpRtoMax Maximum TCP protocol resend timeout value (units: 10 msec) tcpMaxConn...
  • Page 43 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Name Description snmpInPkts Total number of SNMP messages received from the transport service snmpOutPkts Total number of SNMP message transmission requests sent to the transport layer snmpInBadVersions Total number of received SNMP messages that were for an unsupported version snmpInBadCommunityNames Total number of received SNMP messages with an invalid community name snmpInBadCommunityUses...
  • Page 44 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.1.12.1. SNMP Configuration Parameters The following parameters can be set from web configuration or Telnet. These values can also be checked at self-test print. Name Setting range Default value Authentic Community Max. 15 characters (ASCII) “public” Trap Community Max. 15 characters (ASCII, Japanese OK) “public” Trap Address (IP) 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 0.0.0.0 SysContact Max.

  • Page 45: Other Specifications

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.2 Other Specifications 3.2.1. Operating Time There are approximately 14 seconds from the time the power is turned on to the startup of the TCP/IP (start of IP address acquisition). It takes approximately 18 seconds before the TCP/IP services (HTTP, TELNET, FTP, LPD, Raw Socket Print) can be used after turning on the power.

  • Page 46: Dip Switches

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.2.3. DIP Switches DIP switches are loaded when the power is turned on or when the printer is reset. Therefore, when you change the settings, enable them by turning the printer on again, or by executing a printer reset.Turn the power off before changing the PCB and interface type.

  • Page 47: Self-Test Print

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.2.5. Self-test Print If this product executes a printer self-print, the following is printed after the printer setting print. Finally, for the IP parameter information during operation, it is not possible when conducting a self-print by command from the PC. Self-test Print Example (For F/W Ver.
  • Page 48 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Select IP Parameter While Running 3-39...

  • Page 49: Broken Link Detection

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.2.6. Broken Link Detection TCP/IP communications on this product informs the operator when printing is not possible. Therefore, it supports the broken link detection feature. There are two broken links that can be detected. 1 Physical link down Indicates either of the following states.

  • Page 50: Settings/Display Items

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Settings/Display Items The following describes the types of information that can be set and displayed by HTTP (WEB), TELNET, FTP. 3.3.1. IP Parameter Settings The following table shows the Static (fixed address) and Dynamic (dynamic address acquisition) items of the IP address that can be stored in the non-volatile memory. Category Setting Items Input Range Initial Value (Factory Default) Static IP Address 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.254...

  • Page 51: Webprint Settings (Ifbd-He07X/08X/Be07X Only)

    Note 8: This setting is only available for Telnet and FTP. Supported by Ver 3.4.0 and later. 3.3.3. WebPrint Settings (IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X only) StarWebPRNT Function is set up. This setting is stored in the product’s non-volatile memory. See “4. StarWebPRNT Function” for more details.

  • Page 52: Current Ip Parameter Status Display

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.3.7. Current IP Parameter Status Display Displays the operating IP address. An address acquisition prototocl is input in the IP address parentheses. Display Example 3.3.8. Printer Device ID Display Displays the printer device ID. Format conforms to IEEE1284. Display Exampel 1 (TELNET, FTP) Display Example 2 (Web) 3-43...

  • Page 53: Printer Status Display

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3.3.9. Printer Status Display • The printer automatic status is displayed in a hexadecimal dump by HTTP (WEB), TELNET, and FTP. Display Example • Other status details of the hexadecimal dump display are displayed by HTTP (WEB). The displayable status information is shown below.

  • Page 54: Star Webprnt Function (Ifbd-He07X/08X/Be07X)

    Web browser. This function performs printer control operations by sending XML data to an Ethernet I/F card from a Web application without using operating system print applications or printer drivers. StarWebPRNT is only available for IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X. Main Features...
  • Page 55 -Web browser: HTML 5 support In accordance with SSL/TLS support, tests were carried out by checking compatibility with F/W Ver4.0.0. The validated compatibility results tested by Star Micronics Co., Ltd. are shown in the following table. (Results of F/W Ver4.0.0 as of Dec. 2015) <Conditions of the operation check>...

  • Page 56: Ssl/Tls Communications

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 5. SSL/TLS COMMUNICATIONS 5.1. General Description This NIC can encrypt communication (HTTPS) using SSL (Socket Security Layer)/TLS (Transport Layer Security). 5.2. Specifications <Communication specifications> SSL/TLS version: TLS1.2 (SSL3.3) Application protocol: HTTPS (Server Authentication) TCP communication pot number: Optional (factory default setting: 443) Certificate: Self-signed certificate or CA-signed certificate Encryption algorithm: AES 128/256, RC4 Hash algorithm: SHA-256, SHA-1, MD5...

  • Page 57: Self-Signed Certificates

    (Blank) State or Province Name Shizuoka city (Blank) Locally Name (eg, city) Shimizu-ku, Nanatshushinya (Blank) Organization Name (eg, company) Star Micronics Co., ltd. (Blank) Organization Unit Name (eg, section) Software Section (Blank) Domain (IP Address) 192.168.1.175 (Blank) Expiration Date (eg, YYYY/MM/DD) 2015.01.01 ～...

  • Page 58: Operation Tested Environment

    (HTTPS) may differ. For a list of validated compatibility results tested by Star Micronics Co., Ltd., see "4.2 Specification" in 4. StarWebPRNT FUNCTION (IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X). If you operate the device using an operating environment not recorded in this table, this function may not work normally and a failure may occur such as an error appearing in the web browser.
  • Page 59 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 5.2.3.3. Precautions when Using Google Chrome Ver. 58 or Later Beginning with Ver. 58, Google Chrome requires Subject Alt Name (SAN) as a certificate item. Therefore when using Chrome Ver. 58 or later to perform SSL/TLS communication with this product, the following precautions must be observed. (1) When using self-signed certificates When Chrome Ver. 58 or later is used, it is necessary to create and sign a self-signed certificates with a product that has F/W Ver. 4.1.0 or later or F/W 5.0.0 or later. (2) When using CA-signed certificates When Chrome Ver. 58 or later is used, the externally created CA-certificates must contain the Subject Alt Name (SAN) item. When this product has F/W Ver. 4.1.0 or later or F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later, it is necessary to import a CA certificate that includes the SAN...

  • Page 60: Appendix

    Setting Information Acquisition (NIC TCP#22222 (<GS>’0’) ○ × Discvoer Information) Setting Information Acquisition (Printer TCP#22222 (<GS>’1’) ○ × Status Setting) StarWebPRNT Function HTTP ○ (IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X only) × SSL/TLS communication HTTPS ○(V4.0.0) × SNMP agent functions SNMP ○ (V5.0.0 or later) × ○: Supported; ×: Not supported...

  • Page 61: Printer Firmware Support Table

    Printer Firmware Support Table Can be used with the F/W versions shown in the table below. (As of August 16, 2017) Model Supports IFBD-HE07/08/BE07 Supports Supports Broken Link Detection IFBD-HE07X/08X/BE07X (LED Blinking Operation, Warnign Print Operation) Boot Main Boot Main TSP800II Ver1.0...

  • Page 62: Driver Support Table

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Driver Support Table Drivers support table for IFBD-HE07/08/BE07. (As of August 16, 2017) 6.3.1. Small Model Printers 6.3.1.1. Star PRNT Inteligence CD (Multi-model support CD) StarPRNT Inteligence Ver1.1 (Note 2) Model Printer Driver OPOS Ver1.13.2 or later StarIO Ver1.2.2 or later TSP800II ○...
  • Page 63 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 6.3.1.2. Star Printer Driver CD or Driver Pacakge (Stand-alone model support CD) Model Version Printer Driver Stand-alone Remarks Settings Utility Note 4 TSP650 *5 CD Ver 1.0 ○ *3 × *1 TSP700II CD Ver 1.1 ○ *3 × *1 SP700 CD Ver 1.1 ○ *3...
  • Page 64 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 6.3.1.6. When Using a Standard Windows TCP/IP Printer Port If, for printing, you are using a standard TCP/IP printer port with a printer driver that is not listed in 6.3.1.1. or 6.3.1.2. above, select LPR. The following example shows how to configure the settings in Windows 7. The port monitor LPR settings are below.

  • Page 65: Card Reader/Writer

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 6.3.2. Card Reader/Writer This product with F/W Ver.5.0.0 and later does not support card reader/writer products. Use the product with Ver. 4.X.X or earlier. Model VisualCardOCX1.9.0 Setup StarNIC V3.0 TCP300II Δ Note*1 ○ Note*2 TCP400 Δ Note*1 ○ Note*2 Note*1 You must change the #9100 Multi-session setting for IFBD-HE07/08/BE07 to Valid. To change settings, see sections 3.1.6 HTTP Server, 3.1.7 TELNET Server, and 3.1.8 FTP Server.

  • Page 66: Comparison List Of F/W Ver.5.0.0 Or Later And Ver. 4.X.x Or Earlier

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Comparison List of F/W Ver.5.0.0 or Later and Ver. 4.X.X or Earlier Function Specification, protocol, etc. F/W Ver.5.0.0 or later F/W Ver. 4.X.X or earlier SSL/TLS communication Key length for CA-signed certificates RSA 2048bit or 1024bit RSA 1024bit SNMP agent functions SNMP Supported Not supported F/W update...

  • Page 67: Appendix

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 7. APPENDIX 2 7.1. Example procedures for registration of SSL/TLS certificates To use SSL/TLS communications (HTTPS), you must configure settings for the use of either a self-signed certificate or CA-signed certificate beforehand. The following shows each procedure. 7.1.1. Using a self-signed certificate 1. Create a certificate in NIC Access the printer's IP address (in this procedures: http://192.168.1.175), and then log in as root privileges. Enter the following user ID and password, and then click [OK]. User name: "root", password: "public" (factory default setting) Click [SSL/TLS].
  • Page 68 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual After entering each item in the "Self-Signed Certificate" fields and clicking [Create], a certificate is created in NIC. For the "Domain", enter the printer's IP address (the static value). * The following value is an example. The following screen appears when you successfully create a certificate. 2. Enable the self-signed certificate in NIC Click [SSL/TLS]. Click [SSL/TLS Setting].
  • Page 69 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Select [ENABLE] in the "SSL/TLS" drop-down list and [Self-Signed] in the "Certificate" drop-down list, and then click [Submit]. The following information is displayed. Check that the following information matches the information on the screen. SSL/TLS: ENABLE, Certificate: Self-Signed. Click [Save]. On the save screen select "Save → Configuration printing → Restart device", and then click [Execute]. The printer prints the settings information. Check that the settings are the same as shown below. •...
  • Page 70 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3. Import a certificate to the web browser Import the created certificate in NIC to the web browser of the client's device. ■ For a Windows device (Windows 7) Click [SSL/TLS]. Click [Create Self-Signed Certificate]. Click [Download] and save a certificate file (name is optional) to any place in Windows. (In this procedures, save this file as "star.cer".) On the client device, double click the saved certificate file and click [Open].
  • Page 71 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [Install Certificate]. Click [Next]. Select "Place all certificates in the following store" and click [Browse].
  • Page 72 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Select a "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" and click [OK]. Click [Next]. Click [Finish].
  • Page 73 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [Yes] when the following message appears. Click [OK]. Click [OK] and close. The procedure is complete. Turn on the printer's power again, and check that the printer's web screen displays normally by entering an address beginning with "https://".
  • Page 74 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual However, depending on the client device environment, you may need to add the address as a "Trusted Sites". (In fact, such a case has been reported when using a combination of Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge.) → See "7.1.3 Additional information".
  • Page 75 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Select [Install] when the following screen appears. Select [Install] when the following screen appears. Installation is complete when the following screen appears. Tap [Done]. Turn on the printer's power again, and check that the printer's web screen displays normally by entering an address beginning with "https://".
  • Page 76 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual ■ For Android Go to the printer's IP address (in this procedures: http://192.168.192.63) on Chrome, and log in as Root Privileges. Select "SSL/TLS", and then select [Create Self-Signed Certificate]. Select [Download]. 7-10...
  • Page 77 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual When the name of the certificate is required, enter any name (in this procedure: "star") and tap [OK]. Installation is complete when the contents of the certificate appear. Tap [OK]. Turn on the printer's power again, and check that the printer's web screen displays normally by entering an address beginning with "https://". 7-11...

  • Page 78: Using Ca-Signed Certificates

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 7.1.2. Using CA-signed Certificates Import a server certificate created externally and signed by CA and a private key to the printer's NIC. For the browser, you must register the CA (Certificate Authority) as a "Trusted Root Certification Authorities". 1. Prepare the server certificate and private key Prepare a server certificate file signed by an external Certificate Authority and a private key file beforehand. • Encoding type: Base64 (the file extension is PEM) • Types of certificate file: PKCS #1 • Key length: RSA 1024bit (F/W Ver. 4.X.X) • Key length: RSA 2048bit (F/W Ver. 5.0.0 or later) 2. Import a server certificate and a private key to NIC Access the LAN interface from the web browser. The following is an example from Internet Explorer on Windows 7. Access the printer's IP address (in this procedure: http://192.168.1.175), and then log in as root privileges.
  • Page 79 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [SSL/TLS]. Click [Import CA-Signed Certificate]. Click [Browse] in the "Import CA-Signed Certificate" column. Select the certificate file to import from the client device's file dialog, and then click [Import]. The following screen appears when importing has been successful. Return to the previous page by clicking "Return to Previous page". 7-13...
  • Page 80 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [Browse] in the "Import CA-Signed Private Key" column. Select the desired private key file from the client device's file dialog, and then click [Import]. The following screen appears when importing has been successful. The procedure is complete. 7-14...
  • Page 81 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 3. Enable SSL/TLS settings on NIC Click [SSL/TLS]. Click [SSL/TLS Setting]. Select [Enable] from the "SSL/TLS" drop-down list and [CA-Signed] from the "Certificate" drop-down list. Click [Submit]. The following information is displayed. Check that the following information matches the information on the screen. "SSL/TLS: ENABLE", "Certificate: CA-Signed" 7-15...
  • Page 82 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [Save], select "Save → Configuration printing → Restart device" on the save screen, and then click [Execute]. The printer prints the settings information. Check that the settings are the same as shown below. • SSL/TLS: ENABLE • CA-Signed Certifcate: Exist • Certifiate: CA-Signed Importing a server certificate and a private key to NIC is complete. 7-16...
  • Page 83 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 4. Registering in the web browser Register the server certificate signed by a Certificate Authority (CA) in the web browser of the client device as a "Trusted Root Certification Authorities". (You may not need to do this procedure if you have already registered.) ■ For a Windows device (Windows 7) Open the Internet Options screen on the web browser. Select the "Content" tab, and then click [Certificates]. Select the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" tab, and then click [Import...]. 7-17...
  • Page 84 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Click [Next]. Click [Browse...], specify the Certificate Authority's certificate file signed on the server certificate (in this procedure: "cecert.pem"), and then click [Next]. Select "Place all certificates in the following store", and then click [Browse...]. 7-18...
  • Page 85 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" and then click [OK]. Click [Finish]. Click [Yes]. (The following example: the Certificate Authority (CA) name "Dev 3" is an example of an certificate authority's name imported to NIC.) Click [OK]. 7-19...
  • Page 86 IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual Check that the Certificate Authority has been registered. Click [View], confirm the details of the certificate, and then click [Close]. Turn on the printer's power again, and check that the printer's web screen displays normally by entering an address beginning with "https://". The procedure is complete. However, depending on the client device environment, you may need to add the address as a "Trusted Sites". (→ See "7.1.3 Additional Information".) 7-20...

  • Page 87: Additional Information

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 7.1.3. Additional Information Depending on the client device environment, you may need to add the address as a "Trusted Sites" in the web browser. The following is an example of settings using Internet Explorer (Windows). Select "Trusted Sites" from the "Security" tab in Internet Options, and then click [Sites]. Enter the printer's IP address (the domain value of the certificate) beginning with "https://". Click [Add], and then click [Close].

  • Page 88: Required Settings When Registering Certificates With Ios 10.3 Or Later

    IFBD-HE0708 BE07 User’s Manual 7.1.4. Required Settings when Registering Certificates with iOS 10.3 or Later With iOS 10.3 or later, when a certificate was installed manually, that certificate is not automatically trusted for SSL communication. Settings at the iOS device are needed. An example of the iOS settings is shown below for reference. (For details, check the Apple HP. https://support.apple.com/ja-jp/HT204477) 1. Follow the procedure in “3. Import a certificate to the web browser” in section “7.1.1. Using a self-signed certificate” and import the certificate. 2. In sequence, select “Settings” > “General” > “About” > “Certificate Trust Settings”. 3. Enable certificate trust with “ENABLE FULL TRUST FOR ROOT CERTIFICATES”. Use the address beginning with “https://” and check that the printer web setting screen is displayed correctly. 7-22...
  • Page 89 URL:http://www.starmicronics.com/support/...

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