Set Wepn - Honeywell RP2F Series User Manual

Command
ESC{SWF:K:<sexp>}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP}
where the values of <sexp> are:
blank: A blank value indicates that no WEP keys are configured.
1: Selects WEP1 for security. A
2: Selects WEP2 for security. A
3: Selects WEP3 for security. A
4: Selects WEP4 for security. A
Example
ESC{SWF:K:1}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP} sets WEP1 for security
Returns this reply if the command is not successful:
{SWF:K:1}
Returns this reply if the command is successful:
{SWF:K:0}

Set WEPn

Sets the actual WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) keys that will be used. The n stands
for 1, 2, 3, or 4 or WEP1, WEP2, WEP3, and WEP4, respectively. By default, WEP is
disabled, and no keys are configured.
Only users with administrative privileges can set this command.
Command
ESC{SWF:K1:<sexp>}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP}
ESC{SWF:K2:<sexp>}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP}
ESC{SWF:K3:<sexp>}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP}
ESC{SWF:K4:<sexp>}ESC EZ{COMMIT}{LP}
where <sexp> is:
entered in a hexadecimal notation or in an alphanumerical notation.
l
a string that starts with "0x" (a zero followed by a lowercase x) followed by 10 or 26
l
characters. These characters are interpreted as a WEP key in hexadecimal notation.
Any other value is interpreted as a WEP key in alphanumerical notation.
EZ-Print Command Reference
Set WEPn value must be set for WEP1.
Set WEPn value must be set for WEP2.
Set WEPn value must be set for WEP3.
Set WEPn value must be set for WEP4.
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