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Several formats are available for set-up parameter values:
List: the possible values are listed (the character '|' is
used as a separator). Example: (yes | no).
Number: maximum and minimum values are given.
IP address format: the IP address format is a.b.c.d.
Character string: maximum length is given.
Note: an ASCII character can be represented by
its hexadecimal ASCII code, preceded by a
backslash character (e.g.: \1B represents Escape
and \\ represents a backslash).
8-colour format: the 8 available colours are black, red, green,
brown, blue, magenta, cyan and white.
16-colour format: the 8 additional available colours are grey,
lt-magenta, lt-green, hi-white, lt-blue,
lt-red, lt-cyan and yellow.
In the following parameter lists, the possible values are bracketed after each
set-up parameter.
A configuration file can either be created using a text editor, or obtained from an
already configured TCP/IP AX3000 (by using setup_get remote command).
When a configuration file is obtained from an AX3000, the inactive parameters
(undefined hosts, print server unused, colouring mode disabled, etc) are
commented out.
The sample configuration file, shown In the following pages, is typical of a file
obtained from an already configured AX3000. Notes and headings have been
inserted for clarification and would not appear in the file.