C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide - Tyco Security ...

Configuring the Real-time Activity PrinterTable 15-2: Activity Printer Configuration, continuedFieldPrinter InitializationStringEnable ActivityPrinterLocal PortHeader:Left/Center/RightFooter:Left/Center/RightActivate this eventon abnormal statusDescriptionEnter a string to be sent to the Activity Printer at startup.Commands must start with a slash character (/). For example, ESCwould be /ESC. Commands with multiple parameters should not haveblank spaces between the parameters. For example, the string shouldbe entered as /ESC@, not/ESC @. See the EPSON Printer User’s Guide for a full list ofcommands.Select this checkbox to make the Activity Printer operational.Select a port for the Activity Printer. This can be any available parallelport on the client machine: LPT1 through LPT4.Enter a page header using the Left, Center, and/or Right fields. Theheader is printed in a mono-space system font.You can enter both text and any of the commands given below; thecommands must start with a slash character (/)./d prints out the current date/p prints out the current page/t prints out the current timeFor example, the entry, Activity Log for /d, prints as Activity Log for“current date.”The left, center, and right header items are not checked foroverlapping. Be careful of length or some text could be lost.Enter a page footer using the Left, Center, and/or Right fields. Thefooter is printed in a mono-space system font.You can enter both text and any of the commands listed above for theheader; the commands must start with a slash character (/). Forexample, the entry, End of /p, prints as End of “current pagenumber.”The left, center, and right footer items are not checked for overlapping.Be careful of length or some text could be lost.Enter the name of an event to be activated if the printer goes intoabnormal status - is, for example, offline, out of paper, disconnected, orturned off. Double-click this text box to view a list of events. See“Creating Events” on page 7-18 for further information.15–8 C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide