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My apologies in advance if someone has already answered this question ... 
Unfortunately I do not have any answers - I just have some information that may 
lead to an answer.

There is only one QMS printer listed in the documentation I found on the IBM 
web site (document no. 17690939 - Support for Various Printers in Host Print 
Transform (HPT), PC5250, and so on).  It is the QMS Magicolor.  The 
documentation states that this printer will not handle HP's Printer Job 
Language (PJL), and therefore cannot be setup as a *LAN 3812 printer device 
(i.e. and device description with an IP address).

However, the document does state that this printer can be set up as a remote 
outqueue using *HPCOLOR for the Manufacturer Type and Model (MFRTYPMDL on the 
CRTOUTQ command).  The two printers may be totally different - I have never 
heard of either. 

You might try pulling up this document and look for a printer that resembles 
yours and try the suggested MFRTYPMDL on the CRTOUTQ command.

Be blessed,

Todd Kidwell (Netstar)
AS/400 System Administrator

>>> "Carlos Almeida" <Carlos_Almeida@mail.quatrosi.pt> 05/04/00 01:28PM >>>



Hi,

I have a QMS 2060 Print System with a Ethernet Port in a AS400 ( V4 r4
)environement.
We use the TCP/IP protocol with a static IP as the default printing system.
In an NT Environement we dont have any kind of problems in sending print
jobs to the printer.
We need to use the Write ( devprt ) of AS400 to set up this printer, but
this is not possible with any of the emulation modes supported b this
printer.
We tried the OUTQUEUE mode with several emulations of the printer, and all
that we have managed to accomplish is a poor printing page with margins
problems.

My question is :

Is this Printer compatible with AS400 system ? If so, how can i set up the
printer using Write ( DEVPRT ) mode of the AS400 system.

Carlos Almeida
Thanks in advance


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