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Mobile Printing Systems
CPCL Programming Manual
Section 12
Wireless
Network
Printers
pg. 12-6
SOFT_RESET – This operation resets the WLAN card. If the application determines that the WLAN
card is not responding (e.g., if a GET_STATUS query goes unanswered), it may try to reset the card.
SOFT_RESET should be tried first, and if it fails then RESET should be used.
Example:
! U1 LAN SOFT_RESET
RESET – This operation performs a “hard” reset of the WLAN card. If the application determines that
the WLAN card is not responding (e.g., if a GET_STATUS query goes unanswered), it may try to reset
the card. The SOFT_RESET command should be tried first, and if that fails then RESET should be
used
Example:
! U1 LAN RESET
DHCP – This operation allows for control over setting of the WLAN card’s IP address. The options for
this operation are enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF). If DHCP is enabled, the WLAN card will attempt to
obtain an IP address from a DHCP server. If DHCP is disabled, the WLAN card will use the IP address
programmed into its non-volatile storage.
Syntax: DHCP {option}
Where {option} = ON or OFF
Example:
! U1 LAN DHCP ON
DHCP-SAVE – This operation allows for control of the storing of addresses obtained by DHCP. If ON, a
new address obtained from DHCP will be stored. If OFF, the new address will be used for this session
only, leaving the previously stored address unchanged.
Syntax: DHCP-SAVE {option}
Where {option} = ON or OFF
Example:
! U1 LAN DHCP-SAVE ON
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