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Hello everyone,

I know this isn't about MAPICS but, here goes.

I have an HP 2100 printer I am trying to setup on my AS/400.  I can't hook
it up locally, so I am setting it up as a remote, using TCP/IP.  Also, it
is connected to our LAN.  When I print something from our network, it works
fine.  When I PING it from the AS400, it pings good.

The problem is, when I set it up by creating a Device Description for it, I
can get the SPLF to the PND status, but no further (no messages, nothing).
After I hold by output, and end the Writer/Printer the only printout I get
is 3 little smiley faces in the top left corner of my paper, 2 are white
and 1 is black.

Here are the parms I am using to set it up with:
CRTDEVPRT  devd(ITTEST) devcls(*LAN) type(*IPDS) model(0) lanattach(*IP)
afp(*YES) port(9100) online(*YES) font(011)
formfeed(*autocut) sepdrawer(*FILE) seppgm(*NONE) prterrmsg(*INQ)
msgq(*CTLD) acctmr(170) imgcfg(*NONE) maxpndrqs(6) prtcvt(*YES)
formdf(F1C10110) rmtlocname("my IP address of my printer") usrdfnopt(*NONE)
usrdfnobj(*NONE) usrdtatfm(*NONE) usrdrvpgm(*NONE) text("IT Laser Printer")
rmtnetid(*NETATR) wscst(*NONE) aut(LIBCRTAUT).  This will create my device
and outq.

I think this is why I write software and don't normally work with the
hardware end of things.

Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated.

Nick Radich
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
EPC Molding
(320) 679-6683
nradich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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