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Wireless Network Ticket Generator (SDS200W and POS Printer) ENGLISH

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6. SDS 200W with 4ipnet Gateway/Controller

SDS200W offers ‘manual’ and ‘auto’ connection to uplink 4ipnet Gateway/Controller. The former implies

that administrator would have to go on to SDS200W’s WMI, filling in necessary columns that are

supposed to fit what is set up on the controller end. However, the auto connection – called Terminal Auto

Setup (TAS) – is particularly designed for quickly establishing connection without any previous setting.

6.1 Manual setup

Connecting SDS200W to uplink 4ipnet Gateway/Controller manually, there are still two ways to achieve.

One is through wired connection, and the other is via wireless connection.

Method 1: Wired Connection

Plug in an Ethernet cable between SDS200W and 4ipnet Gateway/Controller. Fill in Network Settings and

make sure they match what is determined on the controller. The change will take effect after (1) clicking

Save and (2) rebooting the system. After SDS200W and the uplink device has built up a successful

connection, the

Status indicator will blink

with long illuminated intervals.

Method 2: Wireless Connection

Fill in Network Settings and Wireless Settings, click Save, and reboot the system. After SDS200W and

the uplink device has successfully built up a connection, the Status indicator will blink with long

illuminated intervals.

 Note:

When wired connection is established, the wireless connectivity will be turned off by

the system automatically, meaning wireless and wired connection will not co-exist at

any time. Wired connection has a higher priority.