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Neil, to be honest: I would not even know how to do that Customer didn't change anything at the remote site since years. What we did at the central site (where the 436 is sitting), we tried to setup up a 5494 with a setup similar to the other site just to see if it works together with the old controller/line definition. Since these tests, of which all failed after handshaking, the old remote controller refuses to connect to that line anymore. I don't know whats going on here, since we did not change a single byte manually at the 436.
Philipp,
With your 5394 on an Advanced/36 have you tried running the 5394 in 5294 emulation mode?
...Neil
Philipp Rusch <philipp.rusch@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent by: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject Advanced S/36 (436) printer error
Hi all,
problem with a remotely attached printer (at a 5394 controller), we try to release spoolfiles to that printer and get SRC0228 as an error message and nothing prints out anymore. The printer looks okay, it is online and varied on, it does "something" when you vary on, so we think, the connection is "there". BUT - nothing except SRC0228, and no RTFM around ....
Any help much appreciated, Philipp
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