Unit 4: Printer Configuration
GL408-412e Operator’s Manual
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Is the menu selection screen for the Printer Management Mode.
SATO Net Connect Port. Allows selection of which port the printer expects SNC to connect with
via Ethernet or Serial.
• Disable - factory default. Not activated.
• Serial - connects to serial port.
• Ethernet - connect to ethernet port.
This menu selects the active Management Protocol Interface. Any system that supports the XML
standards and schemas can work with PXML. UCP is used mostly for GPIO (General Purpose
Input/Output) devices.
Since PXML and UCP management protocols share the same Ethernet port, only one can be
active at a time.
The options are PXML or UCP, and the factory default is UCP.
This menu selects the port number the printer sends the emulation status. This is the Ethernet
port number the emulations can use to communicate status to the host computer.
The allowable range is 1023 to 65535, and the factory default is 3001.
Allows the Ethernet port number to be selected that the PXML or UCP will use to communicate to
the printer. This is the Ethernet Port number the PXML or UCP will use to communicate to the
printer.
This menu selects the port number the printer expects the SNC to connect through.
The allowable range is 1023 to 65535, and the factory defualt is 3001.
If the SNC has not communicated to the printer within the period specified here, the SNC session
closes.
The allowable range is 1 to 255 seconds, and the factory default is 100.
Allows the appropriate port option to be chosen.
• Debug - factory default. If the PNE port is set to Serial, then the PNE will communicate
through the Debug Serial Port.
• Host - if PNE is set to Serial, the PNE will communicate through the Host Serial Port. This
cannot be selected if the host interface is set to Auto-Switch or Serial.
PRINTER MANAGEMENT MODE (TABLE 4-16)
MENU DESCRIPTION
Printer Mgmt
SNC Port
Mgmt Protocol
SNC Port Number
SNC Port Timeout
Status Port Numb
Mgmt Port Number
SNC Port
Disable*
Serial
Ethernet
SNC Port Timeout
100 seconds*
