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<strong>SAP</strong> <strong>Printing</strong>: <strong>Customer</strong> <strong>documentation</strong>: <strong>Volume</strong> 2: [<strong>ZA0x</strong>] page 39 / 59<br />
5. Appendices<br />
5.1 (Appendix 1): Installation and Configuration : Procedures<br />
This chapter describes each step necessary for installing and configuring a printer and device type, as indicated in the previous chapter.<br />
All procedures need to be performed by an administrator with sufficient rights.<br />
<strong>The</strong> procedures described here are based on <strong>SAP</strong> release R/3 v4.6B, using the Windows-based <strong>SAP</strong>GUI.<br />
For other release versions and platforms they may be different. Please refer to your release- and platform-specific <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>documentation</strong>.<br />
<strong>The</strong> screenshots were made from the Windows <strong>SAP</strong>GUI. For user interfaces on other client platforms, e.g. Unix, refer to appropriate<br />
<strong>documentation</strong>.<br />
General information<br />
Most transactions have 2 modes:<br />
• "Display mode" is used for viewing only. Most items appear greyed out.<br />
• "Change mode" is needed for editing.<br />
Usually there is a button on the tool bar to toggle between these modes. <strong>The</strong> glasses symbol switches to Display mode; the pen symbol<br />
switches to Change mode.<br />
Any changes must be saved. <strong>The</strong>re is a "Save" button on the tool bar.<br />
Notation:<br />
• Zxxxxxxx stands for any proprietary device type<br />
5.1.1 How to create an Output device<br />
This step can only be done after the following prerequisite steps:<br />
• the device type to be used exists or has been defined (it can be modified later)<br />
• the physical device has been connected (to the parallel port or the network), and correctly configured (assigned an IP address etc.)<br />
<strong>The</strong> following procedure handles only the case of access method "C" (which means the print data is spooled locally on the application server).<br />
For details for other access methods, please see the <strong>SAP</strong> R/3 <strong>Printing</strong> Manual.<br />
1. On the <strong>SAP</strong> application server, for example R3SERV, define a local printer, for example LP01, which sends data to the physical printer.<br />
It may be attached to the local parallel port or on the network (IP address, Printer queue name (see <strong>Volume</strong> 3)).<br />
Check that you can properly print to this printer from some native (non-<strong>SAP</strong>) application (e.g. NotePad).<br />
2. Run transaction SPAD (Spool administration).<br />
Press the button "Output devices".<br />
Enter "Create" mode.<br />
From the list, select an existing similar printer (if one exists).<br />
3. Press ("Create from template").<br />
4. On tab 1 (Device Attributes) configure the following:<br />
- Device type = (enter name or select from list)<br />
- Spool server = (select from list)<br />
On tab 2 (HostSpoolAccMethod) configure the following:<br />
- Host Spool Access Method = "C: Direct operating system call"<br />
- Host printer = LP01<br />
- Host name = R3SERV<br />
On tab3 (Output attributes) configure the following:<br />
- <strong>SAP</strong> cover page = on or off<br />
5. Press the "Save" button.<br />
Repeat from step 3 to create another Output device .