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Intermec EasyLan 100 User Manual (121 pages)

EasyLAN interface

Brand: Intermec | Category: Printer Accessories | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
11
- Safety Information
  11
- Global Services and Support
  11
  - Warranty Information
    11
  - Web Support
    11
  - Telephone Support
    12
- Who Should Read this Manual
  12
- Related Documents
  13
Introduction

15
- Features and Functions
  16
  - Network Connector
    16
  - Raw TCP
    16
  - Alerts
    16
  - Ftp
    16
  - Security
    17
  - Web Server
    17
- What's on the CD
  18
  - General
    18
  - Documentation
    18
  - Firmware
    18
  - Software Utilities
    18
Setting up the Printer in Windows

19
- Windows 95, 98, and ME
  20
  - Prerequisites
    20
  - Add a Printer
    20
  - Assigning the Printer to a Printer Port
    22
- Windows 2000 and XP
  24
  - Add a Printer Port
    24
  - Add a Printer
    27
  - Windows NT 4.0
    30
  - Add TCP/IP Printing Service
    30
  - Add a Printer Port
    33
  - Add a Printer
    35
Setting up the Printer in UNIX and Linux

39
- Setting up the Printer in UNIX
  40
- Setting up the Printer in Linux
  41
Using the Easylan Web Browser Interface

45
- Prerequisites
  46
- Web Browser
  46
- Conﬁ Guration
  47
  - Viewing and Changing Printer Settings
    48
    
    Communication
    48
    
    Media
    49
    
    Print Engine (Fingerprint Only)
    49
    
    Web Shell (Fingerprint Only)
    51
    
    Alerts
    52
  - Viewing and Changing Network Settings
    54
    
    General
    54
    
    General Settings
    55
    
    Snmp
    58
    
    Ddns
    59
    
    Tcp/Ip
    61
    
    Avalanche
    63
    
    Wireless LAN
    64
- Upgrading Firmware
  68
Basic Operations (Fingerprint and IPL)

71
- Using the Easylan FTP Server
  72
  - Timeout
    72
  - User Access Control
    72
  - Printing Labels (Fingerprint)
    73
    
    Creating a Label File
    73
    
    Printing a Label File
    74
  - Printing Labels (IPL)
    75
    
    Creating a Label File
    75
    
    Printing a Label File
    76
    
    Conﬁ Guring the Printer
    77
    
    Snmp
    77
    
    Password Protection
    78
    
    Default Settings
    78
  - Forgotten Passwords
    78
Advanced Conﬁ Guration

79
- Printer File System (Fingerprint)
  80
  - Device Tree Structure
    80
  - Devices and Directories
    81
    
    Limitations
    82
- Accessing the Printer
  83
  - Raw TCP
    83
    
    Connection Settings
    83
    
    Std I/O and Application (Fingerprint Only)
    83
    
    TCP Port Number
    83
    
    Connecting
    83
    
    Closing a Connection
    84
    
    Server
    84
    
    Maximum Connected Clients
    84
    
    Auto Install
    84
    
    Permissions
    84
    
    Anonymous
    84
    
    Password Protected Users
    85
    
    Timeout
    85
    
    Client (Fingerprint Only)
    85
- Conﬁ Gure Printer through Fingerprint
  85
  - Prt Section
    85
  - Alerts Section
    86
  - Lan1 Section
    86
  - Wlan Section
    89
  - 8021X Section
    90
- Customization (Fingerprint)
  90
  - Web Style Guide Files
    91
  - Content of a Web Style Guide File
    91
    
    Required Environment Variables
    92
    
    Optional Environment Variables
    92
    
    X-Www-Url-Encoding Syntax Rules
    93
    
    Memory and Storage
    93
    
    Creating a Web Style Guide File
    94
    
    CGI-Scripts
    94
    
    Identifying CGI-Resources
    94
  - Ipp
    94
  - Application Speciﬁ C CGI
    95
  - Other Files
    95
  - Fingerprint CGI-Scripting
    95
  - Fingerprint CGI Commands
    96
    
    Getassoc
    96
    
    Getassocname
    97
    
    Makeassoc
    97
    
    On Http Goto
    98
    
    Resume Http
    98
    
    Interrupt
    98
    
    Access to Running Fingerprint Applications
    99
- Mail Command
  99
- Snmp
  101
  - Setting up the Printer for SNMP
    101
  - System Requirements for SNMP
    101
  - Adding Intermec Mibs to NMS Software
    101
  - Using Odometer Count1
    101
- Restrict Functionality
  102
  - Accounts
    102
  - File System
    102
  - Restrictions
    102
  - Display Current User
    104
  - Changing User
    104
  - Changing Passwords
    105
Troubleshooting

107
- Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Procedures
  108
  - Verifying Settings
    108
  - PC Settings
    108
  - Printer Settings
    108
  - Network Card Not Responding
    109
    
    Connection to the Network
    109
    
    Internal Cabling
    109
  - Verifying IP Address
    109
  - Verifying Subnet Mask
    110
  - Pinging the Printer
    110
    
    A Glossary
    111
    
    B Technical Speciﬁ Cations
    117

Intermec EasyLan 100 User Manual (88 pages)

Intermec 0100A Access Point: User Guide

Brand: Intermec | Category: Wireless Access Point | Size: 0 MB

Access Point
1
Table of Contents
3
Before You Begin

7
- Warranty Information
  7
- Safety Summary
  7
- Cautions and Notes
  8
- About this Manual
  8
- Other Related Manuals
  9
Learning about the Access Point

11
Introduction

13
About Network Operating Systems

13
Network Operating Systems and the RF Network

15
- Simple Network
  15
- Moderately Complex Network
  16
- Roaming
  17
About Peer-To-Peer Network Operating Systems

19
Peer-To-Peer and the RF Network

20
Installing the Access Point

23
Unpacking the Access Point

25
System Requirements

26
Access Point Leds

26
Access Point Reset Button

27
Making a Backup Copy of the Boot Disk

28
Performing a Quick Installation

28
Configuring the Access Point

31
Navigating through the Configuration Application

33
Before You Run the Configuration Application

33
Configuring the Access Point Locally

34
- Editing the SLIP.BAT File
  35
Configuring the Access Point Remotely

36
Configuring the Access Point Using SNMP Management Packages

37
Starting the Configuration Application

40
Using the Configuration Dialog Box

42
Setting the Security ID

47
Resetting the Access Point

48
Helpful Hints

51
Troubleshooting

53
Appendix A

57
Specifications

57
How the 2.4 Ghz RF Network Fits in the OSI Model

58
Access Point as an Ethernet Segment Bridge

59
Access Point as a One-Hop Repeater

59
The AUTOEXEC.BAT File for the Access Point

60
The NET.CFG File for the Access Point

60
The CFG.CFG File for the Access Point

62
Appendix B

65
Appendix B Understanding the Radio Parameters

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- Station Type
  65
- Master Name
  66
- Channel
  66
- Subchannel
  66
- Domain
  67
- Security ID
  67
Understanding the Spanning Tree Protocol Parameters

68
- Spanning Tree Priority
  68
- Bridge Max Age
  69
- Bridge Hello Timer
  69
- Bridge Forward Delay
  69
- Aging Time
  69
- RF Port Priority and Ethernet Port Priority
  70
- RF Port Enabled and Ethernet Port Enabled
  70
- RF Port Path Cost and Ethernet Port Path Cost
  70
Glossary

71

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Intermec EasyLan 100 User Manual (121 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Setting up the Printer in Windows

Setting up the Printer in UNIX and Linux

Using the Easylan Web Browser Interface

Basic Operations (Fingerprint and IPL)

Advanced Conﬁ Guration

Troubleshooting

Intermec EasyLan 100 User Manual (88 pages)

Table of Contents

Before You Begin

Learning about the Access Point

Introduction

About Network Operating Systems

Network Operating Systems and the RF Network

About Peer-To-Peer Network Operating Systems

Peer-To-Peer and the RF Network

Installing the Access Point

Unpacking the Access Point

System Requirements

Access Point Leds

Access Point Reset Button

Making a Backup Copy of the Boot Disk

Performing a Quick Installation

Configuring the Access Point

Navigating through the Configuration Application

Before You Run the Configuration Application

Configuring the Access Point Locally

Configuring the Access Point Remotely

Configuring the Access Point Using SNMP Management Packages

Starting the Configuration Application

Using the Configuration Dialog Box

Setting the Security ID

Resetting the Access Point

Helpful Hints

Troubleshooting

Appendix A

Specifications

How the 2.4 Ghz RF Network Fits in the OSI Model

Access Point as an Ethernet Segment Bridge

Access Point as a One-Hop Repeater

The AUTOEXEC.BAT File for the Access Point

The NET.CFG File for the Access Point

The CFG.CFG File for the Access Point

Appendix B

Appendix B Understanding the Radio Parameters

Understanding the Spanning Tree Protocol Parameters

Glossary

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