Understanding the device authentication settings exposed to RXOP
Many device settings (SP and UP "modes") are exposed to RXOP via RXSP constants.
The primary source for these constants is the RXSP Javadocs and other RXOP documentation. However, Ricoh has also published an RXOP Authentication Setting document that collects all the relevant authentication settings in one place.
See the attached document.
How to Enable RXOP Library Logging in an RXOP Application
Several classes in RXOP can be considered main entry points into specific RXOP functionality. Examples of these main entry points would be classes such as ricoh.rxop.rxfw.RicohFwDevice for rxFW and ricoh.rxop.rxinst.RicohJavaDevice for rxInst. When using these entry points in applications it is sometimes necessary to not only capture your application logs, but also the relevant RXOP library logs.
DALP files should be plaintext, not UTF-8 with BOM content
If you run into a situation where your app is not honouring the app-extension settings in your DALP file, check to make sure that the DALP is a plaintext file.
Specifically, be careful of text editors that emit UTF-8 signature or Byte Order Mark (BOM) prefixes to the file contents. Such signatures will interfere with how the DALP file is processed, leading to some of the contents not being parsed.