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Mobile Printing Systems
CPCL Programming Manual
Section 12
Wireless
Network
Printers
pg. 12-2
continued
The possible Operations are:
IPADDR: This operation allows manual specification of the printer’s TCP/IP address. (See the DHCP
operation for a description of automatic address assignment.) The option to this operation must be
a valid TCP/IP address in the typical dot notation. i.e., a set of four decimal numbers between 0 and
255 separated by dots. E.g., 100.150.200.150 is a valid address. This value will most likely need to
be assigned by the administrator of the network the printer will operate on. If an invalid address is
specified, this operation has no effect other than to print an error message.
Syntax: IPADDR {IP-Address}
Where {IP-Address} = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn. Each nnn may range from 0 to 255.
Example:
! U1 LAN IPADDR 90.80.70.60
GATEWAY-IPADDR- This command can be used to set the gateway IP address of the printer.
(Available in printer application versions 30A and higher.)
Syntax: GATEWAY-IPADDR {IP-Address}
Where {address} is the dotted decimal representation of the address. For example, 10.14.2.25
Example:
! U1 LAN GATEWAY-IPADDR 12.15.10.3
REMOTE-IPADDR- This command can be used to set the remote IP address of the printer. (Available
in printer application versions 30A and higher.)
Syntax: REMOTE-IPADDR {IP-Address}
Where {address} is the dotted decimal representation of the address. For example, 10.14.2.25
Example:
! U1 LAN REMOTE-IPADDR 12.15.10.3
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