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Write Stall 7 This limits the amount of time that the SDR driver waits for TCP/IP to accept data. If the time is exceeded the TCP/IP link is terminated. Start This statement automatically enables the port when the printe…
Passive Entity Defines that the printer is the passive entity and that the host is expected to
establish the TCP/IP connection. A GEM host is almost always the active entity.
Passive Entity IP
Address
Sets the IP address of the printer.
Passive Entity TCP
Port
Specifies a TCP Port number at which the passive entity waits for a connection
on this HSMS link. Typically a number beginning at 5000.
T3 30 Sets the HSMS-SS T3 reply time-out to 30 seconds. If the printer does not
receive a reply within this time a S9F9 Transaction time-out error message is
transmitted.
T5 5 The HSMS-SS T5 Connect separation Timer value. Only used by an ‘ACTIVE’
entity.
T6 10 The HSMS-SS T6 Control Message Reply Timer value. should be less than T3
10 is a typical value.
T7 5 The HSMS-SS T7 Connect time-out value. The time that the PASSIVE Entity
waits to receive a HSMS Select.req control message after a TCP/IP connection
has been established. If the time is exceeded the TCP/IP link is terminated.
T8 6 The HSMS-SS T8 Inter-character Timer value. The maximum time that SDR
driver waits for a TCP/IP recv operation to complete. If the time is exceeded the
TCP/IP link is terminated.
Connection
Establishment 5
Only used by an ‘ACTIVE’ entity.
Circuit Assurance 20 Defines the frequency at which the SDR Driver initiates a HSMS Linktest
control transaction.
T Grace 15 A period during the start up of the link. when the SDR Driver accepts and
buffers messages from the printer software.
Memory Stall 5 This limits how long the SDR Driver tolerates a situation where all of its buffers
are full and the host is attempting to send more data. If the time is exceeded the
TCP/IP link is terminated.
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HOST COMMUNICATIONS
IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
Write Stall 7 This limits the amount of time that the SDR driver waits for TCP/IP to accept
data. If the time is exceeded the TCP/IP link is terminated.
Start This statement automatically enables the port when the printer starts up.
Device 0: This defines the printer as device 0.
Device ID 0x109 This allocates an ID to Device 0 (the printer). it is specified as a hexadecimal
number. The default is 0x109 (265 decimal).
Port 0 This defines the port that device 0 uses. In this case Port 0. This refers to the
configuration data previously defined for port 0 above.
Start This statement automatically enables the device when the printer starts up.
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HOST COMMUNICATIONS
IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
HOST COMMS The machine provides the user with access to certain Host Comms options
without accessing the maintenance function. The user is able to send and receive
messages to and from the host computer via the Terminal Services option,
upload product data files to the host computer, download product data files from
the host computer and alter the equipment control level.
WARNING
HOST COMMUNICATIONS. BE AWARE THAT IF THE MACHINE
SAFETY LOCKS ARE DEFEATED WHILST HOST
COMMUNICATIONS ARE ACTIVE, A DANGER EXISTS WHEREBY
MACHINE PARTS MAY MOVE UNEXPECTEDLY.
Terminal Services
Message From
GEM Host
When a message is sent to the machine from the Host, the following window is
displayed:
Select Ack Message to acknowledge the message and close the message
window.
Ack
Message
Accessing Terminal
Services
To send and view messages to and from the Host proceed as follows:
1. Select Host Comms.
Log
On
Host
Comms
Clear
Batch
Batch
Limit
Perform
Display
Event
Display
System
Disable
Exit
2. Select Terminal Services.
Terminal
Services
Transfer
To Host
Transfer
To Equip
On-Line Off-Line Local/
Remote
Exit
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HOST COMMUNICATIONS
HOST COMMS
Message From GEM Host
Testing host message passing
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