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Silex technology SX-200 SET PORT P1 NBUF ENable DIsable, SET PORT P1 NOINBUSY, SET PORT P1 POLL

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Enable or disable input wait mode. If enabled, this mode delays polling for input from the printer at the end of a job for one poll period. If disabled, the printer is polled as soon as the last byte in the job is sent to it..

SET PORT P1 INWT [ENable DIsable] (default = disable)

SET PORT P1 NBUF [ENable DIsable]

Enable or disable no buffer mode. If enabled, data is passed directly from the network to the printer without buffering. Depending on the network set up and application, buffering may improve performance or reduce it.

SET PORT P1 NBUF [ENable DIsable] (default = enable)

SET PORT P1 NOINBUSY

Enable or disable noinput while busy mode. If enabled, the printer will not be polled to see if it has data to send back to the host if it is reporting busy status on the interface.

SET PORT P1 NOINBUSY [ENable DIsable] (default = disable)

SET PORT P1 POLL

Set interval between input polls (msec). The value is meaningless if bidirectional mode is disabled.

SET PORT P1 POLL <nn> (default = 50 msec)

SET PORT P1 PSTA

Enable or disable PJL status initialization.

SET PORT P1 PSTA [ENable DIsable] (default = disabled)

SET PORT P1 SOJBUSY

If the printer is busy when a print job is ready to start, this parameter determines how long the server waits after the printer becomes ready before starting to send data to it.

SET PORT P1 SOJBUSY <nn> (default = 100 msec)

CL PORT <port> JOB

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SX-200 User’s GuideUser’s Manual Document #40181-420 Rev. AUser’s Guide Document #40181-420 Rev. A User’s GuideUser’s Guide SET PORT U1 NBUF ENable DIsableDocument #40181-420 Rev. A User’s Guide SET POWER WINDOW nnnnDocument #40181-420 Rev. A Document #40181-420 Rev. A User’s GuideSection 1 - Product Overview Package ContentsIntroduction Windows System Requirements User’s Guide About This User’s GuideOther Operating System Requirements User’s Guide Wireless Print Server Requirements User’s Guide Print Server Components Label LED IndicatorsColor StateDefault Settings wired and wireless print servers Factory Default SettingsSetting Wireless Default Settings wireless print servers onlyBefore You Begin Section 2 - Hardware InstallationUser’s Guide User’s Guide 3. Connect the print server to your printers using the USB and/or parallel port of your printer. For a USB connection, use a standard USB A print server side to B printer side cable. For a parallel connection, use an IEEE 1284-compliant parallel printer cableUser’s Guide Verifying the Connection to the Printer Configuration Options Section 3 - Configuration and ManagementExtendView Utility Web Browser InterfaceConfiguration Console HP Web JetAdmin UtilityUser’s Guide User’s Guide Configuring the Print Server via an Ethernet Connection User’s Guide telnet User’s GuideUser’s Guide Windows Print Queue Configuration Macintosh Print Queue Configuration MACINTOSH CONFIGURATION OS Configuring to Print Using TCP/IP OSUser’s Guide Printing Problems Section 4 - TroubleshootingChecking the Interface between the Print Server and the Printer User’s GuideChecking the Network Connection and Cabling Troubleshooting Windows ProblemsUser’s Guide User’s Guide Troubleshooting Network Configuration Problems User’s Guide Troubleshooting Wireless Configuration Problems User’s Guide Section 5 - Where to Get HelpUser’s Guide Returning Products Information for United States Users Appendix A - Safety and Regulatory NoticesUser’s Guide Information for Canadian Users IC notice User’s Guide Declaration of Conformity FCCDeclaration of Conformity CE User’s Guide Information for European UsersLoading New Firmware Using the TCP/IP Update Utility Appendix B - Updating FirmwareUser’s Guide 3. Verify that the files are correct, and then click on OK. The utility will start searching for qualified print servers present on the network User’s GuideDocument #40182-420 Rev. A User’s Guide2. Go to the terminal command prompt and type cd desktop Loading New Firmware Macintosh OS-XUser’s Guide Network Commands Command console access informationTelnet Command Console Access Serial Port Command Console AccessSH NW AUTH SET NW AUTHtypeSET NW CHannel SET NW ENCSH NW MODE SET NW MOdeUser’s Guide SET NW KEYVAL SET NW RAdioSET NW BSsid CL NW SSidCL NW BSsid SET NW RTSSET NW CERTCN SH NW STATSSH NW CERTCN SET NW CERTCN2SET NW CERTEXP SH NW CERTCN2SH NW CERTEXP SET NW CERTKEYSET NW PW Shows the selected inner authentication modeSET NW INAP SH NW INAPSET NW WPAGROUP SH NW WPAAUTOSH NW WPAGROUP SET NW WPAPSKSET NW DFS SH NW IROAM NW IROAMSH NW DFS SET NW REGDOMainSET NW WIRED Port CommandsSerial Port Commands SH NW REGDOMainCLEAR PORT S1 JOB SET PORTSET PORT S1 FLOW SET PORT S1 PARITYSET PORT P1 ACKH User’s Guide Parallel Port CommandsSET PORT P1 BIDir SET PORT P1 ECPSET PORT P1 NOINBUSY SET PORT P1 NBUF ENable DIsableSET PORT P1 POLL SET PORT P1 PSTAUSB Port Commands Server Information CommandsSET PORT U1 NBUF ENable DIsable SET SERVEr DEscriptionSET SNMP SETCOMM1 SET SNMP JETADminSET SNMP SETCOMM2 SET SNMP CONtactSH SERVEr CO SH SERVErSH SNMP SH VErsionSET SERVI service name BOT Service CommandsSET SERVI service name EOT SET SERVI service name FIlterSET SERVI service name IP SET SERVI service name FRSSET SERVI service name NAme SET SERVI service name POrtUser’s Guide SET SERVI service name RECeive String CommandsSET SERVI service name TCP SET SERVI service name QUEUESET IP ACcess TCP/IP CommandsUser’s Guide SH STRing stringnum SH FILtersSET IP ARP ENable User’s Guide SH IP ACcessSET IP BOot SET IP ENableSET IP FTP User’s Guide SET IP FTImeSET IP HTTP SET IP KEepaliveSET IP REtry SET IP RARpSET IP ROuter SET IP SUbnetSET IP TImeout Power Configuration CommandsSET POWER DELAY nnnn SET POWER PERIOD nnnnUser’s Guide This is the time, in milliseconds, the radio stays awake each time it wakes up in power save mode i.e., every PERIOD msec the radio wakes up for WINDOW msec to see if there is traffic for it. The value is in the rangeSET LOAd ENable Firmware UpdateSET LOAd HOst SET LOAd IPShows the firmware update parameters sample output User’s Guide SH LOAdDocument #40182-420 Rev. A SET DEFAULT Other CommandsHElp command EXITSET POWERON SET PAsswordSH POWERON SET PROTectSET NETW ENable Netware CommandsSET NETW PAssword User’s Guide UNPROTECTSET NETW REscan SET NETW QServerSET NETW SErver CL NETW SErverSET POP3 ENable Email Printing CommandsUser’s Guide SH NETWare SET POP3 ADdressSET POP3 TImeout SET POP3 PAsswordSET SMTP ENable SET SMTP ADdressSET DLC ENable DLC / NETBEUI CommandsSET DLC TIMeout User’s Guide SH POP3User’s Guide SET NetBEUI ENable Appletalk CommandsSET NETBIOS DOMain SET NETBIOS MEthodWeb Browser Interface and ExtendView Security Configuration Wireless Security ConfigurationEncryption Mode User’s GuidePassword Authentication TypeAuthentication Protocol User’s GuideUser’s Guide Command Line Console ConfigurationWPA Auto Associate WPA Group KeySH NW MODE SET NW MOdeUser’s Guide SET NW ENCSH NW SPEED User’s GuideSET NW SSid CL NW SSidSH NW APDEN User’s GuideSH NW STATS SET NW CERTCNSH NW CERTCN2 User’s GuideSET NW CERTEXP SH NW CERTEXPSET NW INAP User’s GuideSH NW INAP SET NW REALMSH NW WPAGROUP User’s GuideSET NW WPAPSK SET NW WPATRACE