InfoPrint 6500 Series User Manual page 222

Chapter
FTP
gateway
gateway address
Hardware Exception
HTML
ifnum
interface script
I/O port
IP Address
LAN
LED
logpath
LPD/LPR
MAC
MIB
model
NetBIOS
Monitor Mode
npsh
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File Transfer Protocol. Used for transferring files from
one TCP/IP host to another and used in the upgrade
process.
A hardware device that translates data between two
incompatible networks.
The IP address of a gateway.
Bus errors, address errors, and illegal instructions
force the ethernet into this non-operational mode.
HyperText Markup Language. Format used for
documents viewable on the World Wide Web.
Interface Number. Represents the network interface.
With an ethernet, this will always be "1."
Unix host filter file that processes the print job before
it is sent over the network to the ethernet.
Port for attaching peripherals to. The ethernet
provides four: PRN1, PRN2, COM1, COM2.
The Internet Protocol Address. A numeric address
such as 123.45.61.23 which identifies a printer or
server in a LAN or WAN.
Local Area Network.
Light Emitting Diode. The printer has an LED display
which shows the status of the printer to the operator.
Determines the type of print job and printer logging
needed per job. One logpath is associated with every
destination.
Line Printer Daemon. The most common TCP/IP
remote printing protocol that crosses all hardware
utilizing IP.
Machine Address Code.
Management Information Base. A set of variables
(database) managed by an SNMP manager
application.
Defines how a print job should be processed (e.g.,
banner pages added, ASCII to PostScript
conversion) as it passes through the ethernet. One
model is associated with every destination.
Network Basic Input Output System. Common
interface among PC networks.
Refers to the condition of the ethernet with no
configuration or IP address loaded.
Extensive built-in command shell within the ethernet.