RE: Printek 4500se on ethernet

Sean, I have set up dozens of these for clients.  The 4500 comes with 2
different print servers, depending on how old the unit is.  I have only
configured them using LPD/LPR (remote outq), but we have also be very
successful setting these up to use the 3 paper paths this way.  I'd be happy
to address any of the concerns you have about the rmtoutq approach.  
cjg

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-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Porterfield [mailto:sporter@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 1:12 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Printek 4500se on ethernet


Has anyone (successfully) configured a Printek 4500se on ethernet as a 
device?  All I've been able to find is directions on configuring it as a 
remote outq, but we do not want to use a remote outq.

We successfully printed from Windows with the printer configured as a 
raw TCP/IP on port 9100.

I've tried various parameters on the MFRTYPMDL with no success.  The 
typical result is that the document sits at PND for a while, then the 
writer ends.

Any ideas?
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