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HP-UX 11i v1 (B.11.11)
Jetdirect E.10.34 software Ricoh Aficio MP 3000 I've found other the exact printer model installed, as a network printer on the same network as the current printer i'm having trouble with. The thing is my predecessor installed it. And i don't know how he did it, and it's still working properly. Is there anyway i can replicate the print queue, then modify to point to the printer i'm trying to re-install? |
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From thid doc it seems you may have some specific stuff to load (or what do they mean?)
http://www.coreprintsolutions.com/br...3500-c4500.pdf under Network/OS: Quote:
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ant:/tmp $ /opt/hpnpl//bin/addqueue -q vbetst -h 160.53.12.110 vbetst added to spooler. ant:/tmp $ lp -onb -olandscape -oc -olm8 -dvbetst /etc/hosts request id is vbetst-5414 (1 file) I will now compare with the original... Code:
ant:/etc/lp/interface $ diff vbetst lpvbe|more 5c5 < # $Header: /users/hpnp/odyssey/repository/sh/hpnp.model.psh,v 1.1.1.1 2001/10/15 19:15:34 hpnp Exp $ --- > # $Header: /users/hpnp/odyssey/repository/sh/hpnp.model.psh,v 1.24 2000/07/10 12:29:46 hpn p Exp $ 122c122 < xPORT="" --- > xPORT= 128c128 < DEVTYPE="PJL" --- > DEVTYPE="" http://www.coreprintsolutions.com/br...JA10_WW_DS.pdf http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport...SeriesId=27905 I wonder if you should not download this soft on a windows platform and check the printers configuration... Last edited by vbe; 11-11-2008 at 09:47 AM.. |
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I am experiencing the same problem with a twist. My customer is submitting jobs from HP UX to a Windows queue within a software from EFI (Electronics for Imaging) called MicroPress. The MicroPress is a PS RIP by default but has a PCL option that utilizes a local PCL print driver to pass the job onto the virtual engine. The MicroPress has virtual engines (queues) that allow for reprint and management of jobs.
If I bypass the virtual engine and print directly to my printer still utilizing the local PCL print driver, I get all the data. When I send the jobs to the virtual engine, only the first line is printed and the rest of the pages are blank. It looks as though there is no carriage return or something. I am not a Unix guy, but my customer is looking to me for an answer since the jobs print fine directly to the printer. Any thoughts? |
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Im not sure I understand your issue:
Is the printer configured on the unix server? and how? What is this virtual engine stuff? on the HP box? Quote:
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