HID HDP 5000 User Manual

Section 3
3 Telnet server
The Ethernet interface has a command line interpreter. You can connect to the printer using a Telnet
session on your PC, issue commands to the printer and receive responses from the printer.
The Telnet commands are primarily used for network administration, and they are not used by most users.
These commands query the state of the printer and configure various settings for the printer. These include
network settings, logging settings, user names, and user passwords.
3.1 Telnet client for Windows operating systems
If a Telnet client is not installed, download and install an appropriate Telnet client for your Windows
operating system.
3.2 Telnet command line interface
3.2.1 Initiating a Telnet session
This procedure shows how to initiate a Telnet session from a PC to access the Telnet services provided by
the printer. Use the following instructions to issue Telnet commands.
1. Identify the IP address of your printer. (See Section 4.13.1 Accessing the IP address of your printer.)
2. Initiate a Telnet session from a DOS window on your PC. At the DOS prompt, enter
telnet [IP Address]
For example: C:\>telnet 10.1.210.240.
n All Telnet responses from the printer are displayed in the Telnet session on the PC.
n All commands entered are sent to the Telnet client in the printer.
n Enter “help” or “?” to get an on-window list of supported Telnet commands.
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HID HDP 5000 Specifications

General

Print Resolution	300 dpi
Power Requirements	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Print Technology	Dye sublimation / Resin thermal transfer
Print Capability	Single-sided or dual-sided
Print Speed	Up to 150 cards per hour (YMCKO)
Card Capacity	100 cards
Card Sizes	CR-80 (85.6 x 54 mm)
Card Thickness	10 mil to 40 mil
Interface	USB 2.0
Operating System Support	Windows 7, 8, 10
Maximum Print Width	54 mm
Media Handling	Automatic card feed
Operating Temperature	65° to 80° F (18° to 27° C)

Summary

1 Using the Ethernet Option

1.1 Introduction to Ethernet Option

Overview of the Ethernet option, its components, and functionality.

1.2 Ethernet Option Technical Specifications

Details required hardware, software, and network specifications for the Ethernet option.

1.3 Ethernet Option Functional Specifications

Lists the key features and capabilities of the Ethernet option.

2 Network Services Overview

2.1 Print Server Functionality

How the printer provides printing services over a network.

2.2 Web Page Server Functionality

Accessing printer configuration and monitoring via a web browser.

2.4 Telnet Server Functionality

Using Telnet for command-line administration and configuration.

3 Telnet Server Commands

3.1 Telnet Client for Windows

Instructions for installing and using a Telnet client on Windows systems.

3.2 Telnet Command Line Interface

Steps to initiate Telnet sessions and execute commands on the printer.

3.2.2 Telnet Command Table

A comprehensive list of available Telnet commands, their purposes, and formats.

4 Ethernet Web Pages and Configuration

4.1 Web Page Security

Securing the printer's web interface with administrative rights and passwords.

4.2 Logging into the Web Interface

Procedure for user authentication to access printer settings.

4.5 Configuring Network Settings

Detailed steps for setting up IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways.

4.8 System Log Configuration

How to set up and manage system log entries and destinations.

4.9 Administration Pages

Accessing administrative functions like firmware updates and reboots.

4.12 Restoring Factory Settings

Procedures to reset network settings and passwords to default values.

4.13 Ethernet Troubleshooting

Solutions for common issues with Ethernet connectivity and printing.

A References and FAQs

A.1 Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common user queries regarding the Ethernet printer.

A.2 Glossary of Terms

Definitions of technical networking and printer-related terms.