Chapter 3 Settings
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Item
Setting
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Details
Select Event -
Print Start
Event
ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when printing starts.
Print End
Event
ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when printing ends.
Plot Start
Event
ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when cutting starts.
Plot End
Event
ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when cutting ends.
Error ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when an error occurs.
Warning ON/OFF Sets whether an email is sent when a warning occurs.
Other Event ON/OFF Set to send or not send an email when an event other than those
listed above occurs.
Mail Address - Sets the email address to which emails will be sent (not to exceed 96
alphanumeric characters or symbols).
Message Subject - Sets the characters contained in a message subject (not to exceed 8
alphanumeric characters or symbols).
Server Setup -
SMTP
Address
- Sets the SMTP server.
SMTP Port
No.
- Sets the SMTP port number.
Sender
Address
- Sets the sender address (not to exceed 64 alphanumeric characters
or symbols).
• Setting an email address corresponding to the server account
allows emails to be sent.
Authentication OFF/POP
before SMTP/
SMTP
authentication
Sets the SMTP server authentication method.
User Name - Sets the user name used for authentication (not to exceed 30
alphanumeric characters or symbols).
• This can be set when [Authentication] is not set to “OFF”.
Pass Word - Sets the password used for authentication (not to exceed 15
alphanumeric characters or symbols).
• This can be set when [Authentication] is not set to “OFF”.
POP3
Address
- Sets the POP server.
• This can be set when [Authentication] is set to “POP before
SMTP”.
APOP - Enables or disables APOP.
• This can be set when [Authentication] is set to “POP before
SMTP”.
Transmit Test - Sends a test email. "Transmit Test"(P. 84)
Auto Remote ON/OFF Sets whether to automatically switch to REMOTE mode and start
printing if data is received locally.
Feeding Before Cut ON/OFF Sets whether to feed media before cutting the media.
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