Intermec PM23c PM23c, PM43, and PM43c Mid-Range Printer User Manual - Page 93

Install or Export a Configuration File

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Chapter 4 - Configure the Printer Note: To load printer profiles that modify communication settings that require itadmin rights, you must log in as an itadmin: RUN "su -p pass itadmin". Programming Commands to Load a Printer Profile Connection Programming Commands Printer running RUN "/system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k Fingerprint /home/user/profiles/myprofile" Printer running .x,/system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k IPL /home/user/profiles/myprofile Telnet connection /system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k over Port 23 /home/user/profiles/myprofile Install or Export a Configuration File You can save the current configuration of the printer and export it to a USB storage device for use in other printers. You can also install a configuration file from another printer using a USB storage device. 1 From the Ready screen, press the Main Menubutton. The Main Menu appears. 2 Select Tools > USB Menu. 3 Select Configuration. 4 To export a configuration file from the printer memory to the USB storage device, select Export Configuration. A list of the available files appears. To import a configuration file from the USB storage device to the printer memory, select Install Configuration. A list of the available files appears. 5 Select the file you want to export or install. 6 Press OK when the export or install confirmation box appears. PM23c, PM43, and PM43c Mid-Range Printer User Manual 79

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Chapter 4 — Configure the Printer
PM23c, PM43, and PM43c Mid-Range Printer User Manual
79
Install or Export a Configuration File
You can save the current configuration of the printer and export it to
a USB storage device for use in other printers. You can also install a
configuration file from another printer using a USB storage device.
1
From the Ready screen, press the
Main Menu
button. The Main
Menu appears.
2
Select
Tools > USB Menu
.
3
Select
Configuration
.
4
To export a configuration file from the printer memory to the USB
storage device, select
Export Configuration
. A list of the available
files appears.
To import a configuration file from the USB storage device to the
printer memory, select
Install Configuration
. A list of the
available files appears.
5
Select the file you want to export or install.
6
Press
OK
when the export or install confirmation box appears.
Note:
To load printer profiles that modify communication settings
that require itadmin rights, you must log in as an itadmin: RUN “su -p
pass itadmin”.
Programming Commands to Load a Printer Profile
Connection
Programming Commands
Printer running
Fingerprint
RUN “/system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k
/home/user/profiles/myprofile”
Printer running
IPL
<STX><ESC>.x,/system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k
/home/user/profiles/myprofile<ETX>
Telnet connection
over Port 23
/system/usr/bin/cfg -o xmlimportset -k
/home/user/profiles/myprofile