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Hi Dan,

As you have mentioned in one of your postings, many of
the MFP devices frequently have web site based manuals
that do not list the drawer selection codes in them.

What I typically do is to create a document in Wordpad
on an MS Windows enabled PC that says "This is a
test." I then print it through the appropriate
Manufacturer's PCL 5e Windows driver to a file. I
perform this process as many times as necessary to
specify printing to each individual drawer on the MFP
device, which I need to setup on the IBM host.

Following this procedure, I obtained the following
information for your Savin 9935DPE.

Savin Tray 1 is activated by printer code 8
Command in HEX is 1B 26 6C 38 48

Savin Tray 2 is activated by printer code 1
Command in HEX is 1B 26 6C 31 48

Savin Tray 3 is activated by printer code 4
Command in HEX is 1B 26 6C 34 48

Savin Tray 4 is activated by printer code 30
Command in HEX is 1B 26 6C 33 30 48

You don't enter any spaces between the HEX bytes when
you place them into a WSCST parameter.

As Dave mentioned in his posting to you, you could
just change the hex information in the drawer 1 tag of
the WSCST to call for the Savin Tray 3 and then all
output destined for IBM host Source Drawer 1 would end
up being printed on paper stored in the Savin MFP's
tray 3.

HTH

Best Regards,

/Paul
--
Paul Tykodi
E-mail: ptykodi@xxxxxxxxx

>date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 11:03:42 -0500
>from: daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>subject: Re: Default to printer drawer 3 in WSCST
>requires rocket science
>
>Dan,
>
>Fear not, it is possible and you are on the right
>track.  I went through the same confusion awhile back
>when I wanted to set up our networked copier as a
>printer.  It was always pulling from drawer #1 but I
>wanted drawer #3 which was high capacity.
>
>There may be a better way but I believe what I ended
>up doing was changing the value of the data on the
>DWRSLT.  In my case DRAWER#2 corresponded to the 3rd
>physical drawer so I just took the value of the DATA
>line and assigned it to the PAPER and DRAWER1
entries.  >Then just create the WCST object and
reference it in >the WSCST attribute of the remote
output queue.
>
>:DWRSLT
>  DRAWER=PAPER
>  DATA ='1B266C3748'X.
>:DWRSLT
>  DRAWER=ENVELOPE
>  DATA ='1B266C3668314F'X.
>:DWRSLT
>  DRAWER=DRAWER1
>  DATA ='1B266C3748'X.
>:DWRSLT
>  DRAWER=DRAWER2
>  DATA ='1B266C3448'X.
>
>
>Dave Parnin
>Nishikawa Standard Company
>Topeka, IN  46571
>daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
<snip>


                                                

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