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A ppendix B - Attaching Printers to the iSeries This chapter provides information on how to configure the physical attachment of HP compatible Laser printers to your System i network. Note: Below it is proposed to change the system value, QAUTOCFG. This change may cause problems in certain rare setups. Remember always to have the approval of your System i responsible before changing any system value. Attachment Methods Most modern laser printers are designed for operation with an MS-W indows platform and is equipped with a Parallel Centronics port. Most of these printers understands HP-PCL5 which is an ASCII based print language. In order for the printer to operate on the System i a physical and logical protocol conversion must be used. The attachment of printers can be made by any of the following methods: 400 User’s Manual for InterForm400 ® ! Twinax to Centronics protocol converter (5219/3812 SCS compatible) ! Printer port of a 5250 Terminal ! Printer port of a PC with System i printer session capabilities (ASCII transparency compatible) ! Internal or external LAN Print Server supporting TCP/IP LPD, TN5250E or Lexlink (Lexlink connection is not explained in this manual) ! Other attachment which can print through a server receiving ASCII print data from the System i. ® InterForm400 contains an EBCDIC to ASCII conversion program i.e. the setup of Host Print Transform is not used for merged InterForm400 spooled files. Attaching through a Twinax Protocol Converter The printer can be attached through any protocol converter emulating an IBM SCS printer and which understands the ASCII transparency SCS command (03h). This command is a standard feature according to the 5250 attachment standard, and should be supported by most interfaces emulating 5219 or 3812. The interface should preferably be configured to the system as 3812 model 1 SCS Printer device. If another SCS device description (eg. 4214) is specified enabling host print transform will allow ASCII transparency to be sent to this device as well. Refer to section Attaching through a 5250 Terminal. System Configuration by Auto Configuration The easiest way to create the device description for the protocol converter is using Auto Configuration. 1. Enable Auto Configuration with the following CL command. CHGSYSVAL SYSVAL(QAUTOCFG) VALUE(‘1') 2. An available Twinax device address (0-6) should be provided by the system administrator. Follow the instructions of your protocol converter in order to alter this switch setting.
3. Attach the protocol converter to the Twinax network and power it on. After a while a printer device and an output queue is created on the system. The name of the device and the queue will be identical and will normally have a notation like “PRT05" or “PRT010305". Type the following command and scroll to locate the new printer device: WRKDEVD *PRT 4. The device will indicate the text “Created by auto configuration”. Use option 5 to display the device description. Verify that the device type is 3812. If it indicates 5219 then proceed with section Changing device description from 5219 to 3812. 5. If the device indicates a 3812 model 1 you just need to start the printer writer: STRPRTWTR PRTXXX 6. Go to section Print font reference list for testing the connection 7. Note that if Auto Configuration is enabled on the System i the protocol converter might change the device description back to 5219 the next time it is powered ON. Disable auto configuration to prevent this problem: CHGSYSVAL SYSVAL(QAUTOCFG) VALUE(‘0') Configuring a Printer Device Manually The following describes how to create a new device without the use of Auto Configuration. 1. The following information for the device must be provided by the system administrator: Port Number (0-7), the Switch setting (0-6) and the Attached controller (CTL0x). 2. Make sure Auto configuration is disabled by the following CL command. CHGSYSVAL SYSVAL(QAUTOCFG) VALUE(‘0') 3. Follow the instructions of your protocol converter in order to set the Twinax address switch setting (0-6). 4. Attach the protocol converter to the Twinax network and power it ON. 5. The following CL command will create a new device description called PRTXXX for a 3812 model 1 on port 2 switch setting 3 and controller CTL01. CRTDEVPRT DEVD(PRTXXX) DEVCLS(*LCL) TYPE(3812) MODEL(1) PORT(2) SWTSET(3) CTL(CTL01) FONT(11) If you are not able to fit the entire command on the command line, you can prompt the command CRTDEVPRT with F4 and fill in the rest. 6. Vary on the device with the following command VRYCFG CFGOBJ(PRTXXX) CFGTYPE(*DEV) STATUS(*ON) 7. Start the printer writer with the following command: STRPRTWTR DEV(PRTXXX) 8. Note that if Auto Configuration is enabled on the System i the protocol converter might change the device description back to 5219 the next time it is powered ON. Disable auto configuration to prevent this problem: CHGSYSVAL SYSVAL(QAUTOCFG) VALUE(‘0') InterForm A/S 401
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About This Manual This manual is in
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W hat is new in the 2012 versions T
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PCL/PDF output • Images and fonts
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The m odules of InterForm400 Below
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