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I know this should be easy, but what am I missing here? Had a test zebra ql320 in house here, created a remote outq, sent ZPL code to the printer, got nice output. They took it back, gave me a different one - they claim it is all configured the same, but, I had to change settings on the cisco 1200 access point just to be able to ping the printer, and now, the zpl code prints extra "junk" before printing my output, and then it does not even convert it to the graphical data I need. So far, Zebra support has taken dump and said the printer was fine, the extra printout is not anything they have seen before, so they blame the configuration (which has not changed since the first printer was in here) Just to humor me - does anyone else out there have a remote outq description for a zebra they would be willing to share - The archives seemed to only talk about setting up a device after the remote outq is working, and the IBM manuals that I am finding, are being too generic for a remote outq set-up. I am running over *IP, with host print xform = *yes, destination type=*other, and currently using *hp4 as manf model number, been trying others with no change - the other *ip remote outqs running here are for HP or Lexmark printers. Is there a special destination option that I am missing? TIA for any leads (even what manuals on IBM I should be looking at - I keep searching for Zebra on IBM's web site with not luck) Mark A. Manske Sr. Project Lead Core-Mark International (Minneapolis Division) mailto:mmanske@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.minter-weisman.com
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