Karl,
Thanks for the information!! Will try some of your suggestions and
examples.
Denny
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To: Denny Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 10:06 AM
Subject: [U2] Printer setup
It was nice to talk to you on the phone. I've included excerpts from the
driver files for one of our printers setup the way you may want to test,
if sending an ESC-E doesn't work (after your explanation of the situation,
I won't be surprised if it doesn't). Hopefully my descriptions of each
section below will make sense. Also, I would bet you will get some great
help from the list. See below my signature.
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UV DEVICE for LP14
UV:CT DEVICE LP14
LP14
0001
0002 /dev/null
0003
0004 P
0005 lock.lp14
0006 /u1/uvptr/lp14.drv
0007 WHINVOICE
0008 4
0009 1
0010 1
0011 11
0012
0013 1
0014 1
0015 1
0016 1
0017 8
0018
0019
Line from sp.config in /usr/spool/uv (long wrapped line):
LP14 /dev/null BAUD 9600 DRIVER /u1/uvptr/lp14.drv FORMS WHINVOICE XOFF
STARTANY OFF PARITY None TABS ON FFDELAY 1 LFDELAY 0 DATABITS 8 LOCKFILE
lock.lp14
Driver in /u1/uvptr/lp14.drv (chmod 755):
lp -d lp14
/etc/qconfig section for lp14:
lp14:
device = @192
up = TRUE
host = 192.168.1.85
s_statfilter = /usr/lib/lpd/bsdshort
l_statfilter = /usr/lib/lpd/bsdlong
rq = 9100
@192:
backend = /usr/lib/lpd/rembak
This printer in an HP4200tn, so the remote queue name is 9100. It could be
RAW1, or on another print server, it could be LPT1, or P1, etc. I would
have shown the setup from smit, but it doesn't show anything except during
setup and I don't think I should remove the queue, then set it up again
just to show you what it looks like. It's setup as a generic text printer.
We send PCL codes to get fancy printing, etc.
Good luck... Oh, one last thought. Try just pressing the ONLINE button on
the Kyocera printer and see if that makes it work. If it does, I'm not
sure how to work around it, but at least it may give you a clue.
Karl
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