Rice Lake Datamax-ONeil I-4212e Mark II - Manual - Manual (Page 60)

Chapter 4 – Menu System 54
DISPLAYED ITEM ITEM DESCRIPTION
TCP PRINT
PORT
Selects the Port to use for all TCP network communications; Default is 9100
INACTIVITY
TIME
Set the amount of time (in seconds) in which the current port will remain open
when no activity is present.
LPD PRINT
PORT
Selects the Port to use for all LPD network communications; Default is 515
WIRELESS
ETHERNET
Controls the communications settings for the wireless Ethernet network interface,
where:
IP
DISCOVERY
Sets the address discovery method, where:
USE STATIC
ADDRESSES The stored static IP, Subnet Mask, and / or Gateway Address will be used.
USE DHCP The card broadcasts over the network using DHCP protocol to receive addresses
from the responsible server at startup. Manual modifications to IP Address, Subnet
Mask, or Gateway Address are not allowed; and, if no server is found, the specified
static value will be used. (Default Setting)

A server assigned IP address takes precedence over any static IP
address stored in the interface.
USE BOOTP The card broadcasts over the network using BOOTP protocol to receive addresses
from the responsible server at startup. Manual modifications to IP Address, Subnet
Mask, or Gateway Address are not allowed; and, if no server is found, the specified
static value will be used. (Default Setting)

A server assigned IP address takes precedence over any static IP
address stored in the interface.
IP ADDRESS Specifies the static IP Address of the interface in the standard octet format.
SUBNET
MASK
Specifies the static Subnet assigned to the interface, for
example:255.255.255.000.
DEFAULT
GATEWAY
Specifies the Gateway Address the interface will use, for example:192.168.10.1
HOST SETTINGS Controls the communications with a host device, where:

The "ignore host" settings for ESC SEQUENCES, HEAT, SPEED,
TOF SENSING, SYMBOL SET, CNTRL-CODES, STX-V SW
SETTINGS, and MAX LENGTH will be unaffected when PL-Z Mode
is selected (see Input Mode for details).
HOST TIMEOUT Sets the number of seconds (1 - 60) that an established communications port must
be idle before data can be received through an alternate port, where:

If the time-out period is exceeded before all data is received, the
data will be ignored.
10 Is the Default Setting.