User manual

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Summary of Firmware Release
V68.18.7Z
05/09/2013 P1040502-015
For Groups 0 and J the wlan.country code is set at the factory as shown above, and no changes
are permitted. For Groups E, L, A, and B the wlan.region_code is set to “rest of world”, and
the default value for wlan.country_code is “not selected”. In these cases it is necessary to
configure the wlan.country_code parameter for proper operation. Examples showing how to
get the region and country codes, and how to set the country code are shown below:
The current country code choices can be generated by sending the following command to the
printer:
Notes
EU/EFTA countries should set the country code to “europe”
The choices provided do not imply the printer is certified in those countries, rather that the
printer knows what channels that country, group, or region allows
SGD conventions dictate that all choices are lower case text only
For USA, Canada, and Japan the wlan.country_code parameter is set at the factory, no
changes are allowed
If wlan.region_code is set to “rest of world”, it is not possible to configure the
wlan. country_code to usa/canada or japan.
Setting the wlan.country_code parameter to an incorrect value based on the installed
location may result in incorrect operation
If the wlan.country_code is not configured the 802.11 n radio will default to only use
channels 1 – 11 in the 2.4 GHz band
! U1 getvar "wlan.region _ code"
! U1 getvar "wlan.country _ code"
! U1 setvar "wlan.country _ code" "europe"
! U1 setvar "wlan.country _ code" "australia/nz"
! U1 setvar "wlan.country _ code" "brazil"
! U1 getvar "wlan"