Intermec PF4i 사용자 설명서

There are several different ways you can set up your network parameters:

•  Connect the printer to a PC and run the PrintSet program which 

can be found on the EasyLAN CD and on the Intermec website. 

PrintSet requires a PC running Windows 98 or later. This is the 

easiest and most convenient way to set up your printer. 

•  Fingerprint:

  Establish a serial (RS-232) communication with the printer and 

set it up using Fingerprint setup strings or setup files. IP address, 

subnet mask, default router, and name server can also be set 

using the printer’s built-in keyboard. See Chapter 4, “Setup in 

Fingerprint.” The only requirement on the PC side is a terminal 

program that can transmit and receive ASCII characters on an 

RS-232 line. Fingerprint users can also create a configuration file 

on a CompactFlash card that can be used to update the printer 

automatically. This is particularly convenient if you are planning to 

set up several printers with the same network parameters. Please see 

“Setup with CompactFlash” on the next page.

•  IPL:

  Establish a serial (RS-232) communication with the printer and 

set it up using IPL commands. You need a PC with a terminal 

program that can transmit and receive ASCII characters. Select the 

method of obtaining IP address, subnet mask, default router, and 

name server automatically from the server using the printer’s built-

in keyboard. This requires a server that supports DHCP and/or 

BOOTP. See Chapter 5, “Setup in IPL.”

To modify your network parameters, you need to first establish a serial 

connection with a PC using a cable. This applies both to setup using the 

PrintSet program and setup using Fingerprint or IPL commands.

Connect a common RS-232 cable between a serial port, for example  

COM1, on the PC and the RS-232 port on the printer. 
Start a terminal program, such as Microsoft HyperTerminal.