Intermec PF4i 사용자 설명서

Gets the supplicant state: “Disabled”, “Failed”, “Authenticating”, or 

“Authenticated”.

 If you start the printer with EAP type set to OFF and 

then change the EAP type to TTLS, LEAP, or PEAP, you need 

to reboot the printer for your new settings to take effect. Until 

you reboot, STATE returns “Disabled.”

802.1x supplicant state, EAP type, outer name, inner authentication, 

installed root certificate, server common names, and server certificate 

validation can be seen on the printer's web page and the network test 

label.

In addition to SSID, WEP, WLAN, and 802.1x settings, the following 

information can be read using SETUP GET instructions:
•  Active channel

1,3

•  MAC address of the access point

1

•  Signal strength

1,3

•  Speed

1

•  Region

2

1

/. The information is also given on the network test label and on the 

web page.

2

/. The current region is also presented on the web page.

3

/. Active channel and signal strength is shown in the printer’s display 

window when the <i> key is pressed.

802.11b/g operates on a number of different channels, corresponding 

to different frequencies. The printer scans for a suitable access point and 

channel. The selected channel can be read from the printer. The read-

only setup-variable “CHANNEL” can assume values from 0 up to 14 

depending on the region setting. 0 signifies that an association has not 

yet been made, 1-14 is the currently selected channel.