Menu Display | Menu Option Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | This option resets the wired or wireless print server and saves any changes that you made to any network settings. You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect. | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ~WR | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View or modify whether the wired or wireless print server is considered primary. You may select which one is primary. | |
Accepted values: | Wired, WLAN | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^NC | |
SGD command used: | ip.primary_network | |
 | This printer setting refers to the internal wired print servers port number that the TCP print service is listening on. Normal TCP communications from the host should be directed to this port. | |
SGD command used: | ip.port | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | This command sets the port number of the alternate TCP port. Print servers that support this command monitor both primary and alternate ports for connections simultainously. | |
SGD command used: | ip.port_alternate | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | Prints the settings for any print server or Bluetooth device that is installed. The following is a sample label.  | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ~WL | |
Control panel key(s): | Do one of the following:*
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Printer web page: | * | |
* Prints a printer configuration label and a network configuration label. | ||
 | When the printer is connected to a wired or wireless network, it will attempt to connect to Zebra’s Asset Visibility Service via the Cloud-based Zebra Printer Connector using an encrypted, certificate-authenticated web socket connection. The printer sends Discovery Data and Settings and Alerts Data. Data printed via any label formats is NOT transmitted. To opt out of this feature, disable this setting. | |
Accepted values: | ON, OFF | |
SGD command used: | weblink.zebra_connector.enable | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | This parameter indicates if the user (permanent) or the server (dynamic) selects the wired print server’s IP address. When a dynamic option is chosen, this parameter tells the method(s) by which this print server receives the IP address from the server. You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect. Use me > in this menu to reset the server. | |
Accepted values: | ALL, GLEANING ONLY, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, DHCP & BOOTP, PERMANENT | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | internal_wired.ip.protocol | |
Printer web page: | ||
| View and, if necessary, change the printer’s wired IP address. To save changes to this setting, set Wired IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | internal_wired.ip.addr | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View and, if necessary, change the wired subnet mask. To save changes to this setting, set Wired IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | internal_wired.ip.netmask | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View and, if necessary, change the default wired gateway. To save changes to this setting, set Wired IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | internal_wired.ip.gateway | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the wired print server. This value cannot be modified. | |
SGD command used: | internal_wired.mac_addr | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | This parameter indicates if the user (permanent) or the server (dynamic) selects the wireless print server’s IP address. When a dynamic option is chosen, this parameter tells the method(s) by which this print server receives the IP address from the server. You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect. Use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | ALL, GLEANING ONLY, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, DHCP & BOOTP, PERMANENT | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | wlan.ip.protocol | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View and, if necessary, change the printer’s wireless IP address. To save changes to this setting, set WLAN IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | wlan.ip.addr | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View and, if necessary, change the wireless subnet mask. To save changes to this setting, set WLAN IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | wlan.ip.netmask | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View and, if necessary, change the default wireless gateway. To save changes to this setting, set WLAN IP Protocol in this menu to PERMANENT . Then use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server. | |
Accepted values: | 000 to 255 for each field | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^ND | |
SGD command used: | wlan.ip.gateway | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | View the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the wireless print server. This value cannot be modified. | |
SGD command used: | wlan.mac_addr | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | The Extended Service Set Identification (ESSID) is an identifier for your wireless network. Specify the ESSID for the current wireless configuration. | |
Accepted values: | 32-character alphanumeric string (default 125) | |
SGD command used: | wlan.essid | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | Select the security type being used on your wireless network. | |
Related ZPL command(s): | ^WX | |
SGD command used: | wlan.security | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | Set a preferred band to connect with via Wi-Fi. | |
Accepted values: | 2.4, 5, None | |
SGD command used: | wlan.band_preference | |
Printer web page: | ||
 | The country code defines the regulatory country for which the wireless radio is currently configured. The list of country codes is specific to each printer and depends on the printer model and its wireless radio configuration. The list is subject to change, addition, or deletion with any firmware update, at any time, without notice. To determine the country codes available on your printer, issue the ! U1 getvar "wlan" command to return all commands related to WLAN settings. Locate the wlan.country.code command in the results and view the country codes available for your printer. | |
SGD command used: | wlan.country_code | |
 | Select if the printer is “Discoverable” for Bluetooth device pairing. | |
Accepted values: | ON—Enables the Bluetooth radio. OFF—Disables the Bluetooth radio. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.enable | |
| Select if the printer is “Discoverable” for Bluetooth device pairing. | |
Accepted values: | ON—Enables Bluetooth discoverable mode. OFF—Disables Bluetooth discoverable mode. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.discoverable | |
 | This command sets the friendly name, which is used during service discovery. For changes to take effect, you must power cycle the printer or issue the device.reset command. You can also use Reset Network in this menu to reset the print server.If you do not set a friendly name, the setting will default to the printer serial number. | |
Accepted values: | 17-character text string | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.friendly_name | |
 | This printer setting parameter sets the Bluetooth Minimum Security mode. Minimum Security Mode provides for different levels of security, depending on the printer radio version and printer firmware. See the Zebra Programming Guide at zebra.com/manuals for more information. | |
Accepted values: | 1, 2, 3, 4 | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.minimum_security_mode | |
 | This parameter displays the Bluetooth library version number. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.version | |
| This parameter displays the Bluetooth device address. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.address | |
 | Set the PIN used when Bluetooth authentication is enabled. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.bluetooth_pin (to set the PIN)bluetooth.authentication (to enable authentication) | |
 | Controls whether the Bluetooth stack will “bond” or save link keys for devices that successfully connect to the printer. | |
Accepted values: | ON—Enables Bluetooth bonding. OFF—Disables Bluetooth bonding. | |
SGD command used: | bluetooth.bonding | |
