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Appendix A — Console Commands
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General Console Commands (continued)
Command
set serve na name
set servi servicename
bot nn
set servi servicename
eot nn
set servi servicename
fil nn
set servi servicename
fms matchnumber
set servi servicename
frs replacenumber
set servi servicename
na newname
set servi servicename
po portname
set servi servicename
pri nn
set servi servicename
rec status
set str string# value
sh fat
sh fil
sh free
sh loa
Description
Sets the name of the node. The default is
INTERMEC_xxxxxx, where xxxxxx are the last 6 hex
digits of the MAC address.
Sets the service BOT string to nn. Where servicename
is the name of the service you are modifying and nn
is the BOT string. The default is 1.
Sets the service EOT string to nn. Where servicename
is the name of the service you are modifying and nn
is the EOT string. The default is 1.
Sets the service filter to nn. Where servicename is the
name of the service you are modifying and nn is the
service filter. The default is 1 for service PR5_P1, 4
for INTERMEC_1_AT_P1, 0 for all others.
Sets the service with the specified match string
number. Where servicename is the name of the
service you are modifying and matchnumber is the
match string number. The default is 0.
Sets the service with the specified replacement string
number. Where servicename is the name of the
service you are modifying and replacenumber is the
replacement string number. The default is 0.
Changes the service name. Where servicename is the
name of the service you are modifying and newname
is the new name for the service. The default varies by
service.
Changes the service port name. Where servicename is
the name of the service you are modifying and
portname is the new name for the service port. The
default is P1.
Sets the service priority. Where servicename is the
name of the service you are modifying and nn is
priority number. The default is 10.
Enables or disables Receive Only mode on the
specified service. Where servicename is the name of
the service and status is
for enabled or
en
disabled. The default is disabled.
This option is rarely required, but some host
applications do not operate properly if data is
received back from the printer.
Sets the service string table entry. Strings 1 to 11
cannot be set or changed.
Shows the fatal error log.
Shows the available filters.
Shows the memory available.
Shows the firmware update parameters.
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