Enable Remote Configuration; Feature Configuration - TransAct Ithaca 90PLUS Series Programmer's Manual

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When the proper configuration is selected, it should be verified by printing the complete configuration.
The save configuration option should then be changed from "no" to "yes." The next group selected will
save the configuration and enter normal operation.
7.2.3.3
Remote configuration mode allows a remote host to set up, display configuration information, and test
a Series 90PLUS Printer. This mode is designed to be operated by the CFG90 program running on a
personal computer.
To enable remote configuration, connect a PC through the serial or parallel port on the Series 90PLUS
Printer. Load the configuration program into the PC, and enter configuration mode. Power on the
printer and hold the FEED and RELEASE keys down. After Level 0 diagnostics, the printer will enter
CFG90 Mode. Refer to the CFG90/150 User's Guide (PN: 100-01085) following this manual for more
information.
7.2.3.4
The Series 90PLUS Printer has many configurable features. The following section discusses these
features and the possible configurations. An operator can configure most of the features by
manipulating the key panel in configuration mode. This method is termed manual configuration. The
CFG90 program can set up all configurable features. This program runs on most standard PC
computers. The CFG90/150 User's Guide (PN: 100-01085) following this manual describes how
CFG90 operates. The section here lists the configurations that can be set by CFG90.
Configuration features are grouped into six categories, each category has several features, and each
feature has one or more selections. The following table lists all the categories, features, and selections.
The default factory settings are indicated with an "*" 14 which may not be the same as the initial power
up configuration.
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The factory defaults can be altered by customer order.
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Programmer's Guide
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