Omron NT631C Printer User Manual


 
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Setting Conditions for Communications with Host by Using Memory Switches Section 6-7
Port Communications Method/Communications Type Settings
Communications Condition Settings for The Host Link Method
Communications Condition Settings for The NT Link (1:1) Method
No further communications conditions need to be set.
Communications Conditions Settings for The NT Link (1:N) Method
Setting The Conditions for Communications with The Memory Link
Method
Setting Item Function Setting Options Page
Comm. A Method Set the communications method used at serial port
A. Depending on the communications method, fur-
ther communications condition settings may be nec-
essary.
A system program for OMRON
model.
None/Host Link/NT Link (1:1)/
NT Link (1:N) (standard or high-
speed)/Bar-Code Reader
Memory link
155
157
158
184
160
Comm. B Select Set whether serial port B is to be used for RS-232C
or RS-422A communications.
RS-232C/RS-422A 162
Comm. B Method Set the communications method used at serial port
B. Depending on the communications method, fur-
ther communications condition settings may be nec-
essary.
A system program for OMRON
model.
None/Host Link/NT Link (1:1)/
NT Link (1:N) (standard or high-
speed)
Memory link
155
157
158
160
Setting Item Function Setting
Options
Page
Comm. Speed
(for host link only)
Sets the communications speed
for communications with the host.
9600 bps/
19200 bps
155
Setting Item Function Setting
Options
Page
Unit No.
(for NT Link (1:N)
only)
Set the unit number of the NT631/
NT631C.
0 to 7 158
Comm. Speed Sets the communications speed
for communications with the host.
Standard or
high-speed
Setting Item Function Setting
Options
Page
Data bits Set the data bits length. 7, 8 bits 160
Stop bits Set the stop bits length. 1, 2 bits
Parity Set the parity. None, even,
odd
Comm. Speed Set the communications speed for
communications with the host.
1200, 2400,
4800, 9600,
19200, 38400
bps
Flow control Set the flow control and its
method.
None, RS/CS,
XON/XOFF
Response Set whether the response is car-
ried out for normal process of
communications command or not.
Yes, No