Re: Using 4230 printers with HP Jetdirect print server (3 portversion)

[Philipp Rusch <Philipp.Rusch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Carlos is not quite right, when you want to get your 4230 to work.
Here is how you can get it going:
Since the 423x is not capable of understanding PCL or PJL (the HP
Laserjet
Languages) you have to creat a remote OUTQ and not a PRT device.
The only difference in handling afterwards is that you cannot control a
broken
printjob like you could with a printer device (no page range definition
possible
 for reprints) and other minor things.
And you have to start it with strrmtwtr instead of strprtwtr ....
But back to the defintiopn of the object for the printer:
what you need to define with a CRTOUTQ command is the name of that queue
on the
printserver (your HP box), in case of an outq there is no port
definition for this.
So for HP Jetdirect boxes it goes:
RAW 1 for the first port
RAW 2 for the second
RAW 3 and thats for formatted outputs.
If you want it unformatted, use:
TEXT1
TEXT2
and TEXT3 .
JetDirect internal uses 'raw' and 'text' likewise,
there is a bunch of other printboxes which are very well explained in
document
no. 8233537 available on as400service.rochester.ibm.com .

Hope this helps, 

greetings from germany, Philipp Rusch

(Zoltán, if you prefer german then answer me directly and we can discuss
offlist) 

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Carlos Almeida schrieb:
> 
> Yes, it's possible. Assign a IP adress for HP JetDirect and,  in as400,
> create a DEVPRT and especify this IP adress and  a port number for that HP
> Jectdirect.  In this case (Jet Direct) , especify port 1= 9100, port2=9101
> and port3=9102 for witch printer. If  the printer not support PCL/PJL ,
> then you can only  create a RMTOUTQ More information, see the technical
> document *LAN TCP/IP ASCII Printer Support ( or i send you via e-mail )
> 
> Carlos Almeida
> 
> ---------------------- Forwarded by Carlos Almeida/QUATRIX on 17-02-2000
> 14:34 ---------------------------
> 
> "Nyergesi, Zoltan" <ZNyergesi@tycoelectronics.com> on 17-02-2000 09:10:14
> 
> Please respond to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> 
> To:   MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> cc:    (bcc: Carlos Almeida/QUATRIX)
> Subject:  Using 4230 printers with  HP Jetdirect print server (3 port versi
>       on)
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Two weeks ago we upgraded from Model 400 to 720 , from V3R7 to V4R4 .
> We are using our 4230 printers connected to HP Jetdirect cards and with
> MS SNA Server on the NT .
> Is it possible to print directly from the AS/400 to the cards/printers
> correctly
> based on TCP/IP ?
> Did anyone try it before?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> Best regards,
> Nyergesi ,  Zoltán
> IBM AS/400 & AMPICS Supervisor     Tel.: +36-33-540-224
> Tyco Electronics Hungary  Ltd.           Fax: +36-33-540-259
> 2500 Esztergom , Amp St. 2.
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