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Using Logical Ports
Logical ports can be used to create a "virtual" printer. For example, to create a landscape printer, you
could define a logical printer as:
• Pre-string--printer control codes to switch the printer to landscape mode
• Post-string--printer control codes to reset the printer, restoring the default settings
Another example of the use of logical printers is to print UNIX-format text files properly, by
converting UNIX-style LF (Line Feeds) to DOS-style LF/CR (Line Feed, Carriage Return) pairs. Each
Model PS110 and PS113 Print Server, with two and three parallel ports respectively, supports eight
logical printers.
Configuring Logical Printers on the Print Server
To define pre-string, post-string, and the physical output port of a logical printer:
1. Execute the PSCONFIG program.
2. Select the PS110/PS113 print server, and then select Change Configuration.
3. Select Logical Printer Configuration, and then set the items listed in table “Logical Printer
Configuration Entries” in each of the appropriate entry fields.
Logical Printer Configuration Entries
Entry Field Definition
Physical Port
Select the physical port for this logical printer (P1 to P2 for parallel ports). Logical printers are numbered L1
to L8 for the Model PS110 and Model PS113 print server.
String Before
Job
The printer control string (in hexadecimal notation) to be sent to the printer before each print job. The
maximum number of ASCII characters in the control string is 15. The examples are:
ASCII = [Esc]&10O
Hexadecimal = 1B266C304F
ASCII = [Esc]&110
Hexadecimal = 1B266C314F
String After
Job
The printer control string (in hexadecimal notation) to be sent to the printer after each print job. The
maximum number of ASCII characters in the control string is 15.
Convert LF to
CR+LF
If On is indicated in the entry field, LF (line feed) characters are changed to CR+LF (carriage return + line
feed). If Off, no conversion is done.
Configuring NetWare File Server to Connect to Logical Printers
The NetWare PCONSOLE must be used to create connections to logical ports and assign print queues
to the ports. When creating logical printers, be sure to select printer numbers greater than 7 from the
Configured Printer listing. When operating in a NetWare environment, all printer numbers greater than
7 are logical printers. Remember that selecting printer 8 corresponds to logical printer L1, selecting
printer 9 corresponds to logical printer L2, and so on up to printer 15, which corresponds to logical
printer L8.
Refer to table “RPRINTER Mode Printer Name Mapping” for printer name mapping.
For more information about using NDPS, refer to Appendix D “Using NetWare 5 NDPS.”
- Reference Manual 1
- Trademarks 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Customer Support 4
- Internet/World Wide Web 4
- Preface 5
- Conventions 6
- Related Publication 6
- TABLE OF CONTENT 7
- Chapter 1 Introduction 10
- LED Descriptions 11
- Rear Panel of PS111W 12
- Chapter 2 Installation 17
- 2-4 Verifying Power 19
- Server Status 22
- Configure Server 23
- TCP/IP Configuration Fields 25
- AppleTalk 26
- Wireless 27
- Network Type 28
- Wireless Link Info 30
- Printer Port 31
- Logical Printer 32
- NetWare General 34
- NetWare Print Server 34
- NetWare Remote Printer 36
- 4-1 Printing in Windows 38
- Figure 4-3 Components 41
- Figure 4-5 Program Folder 42
- Figure 4-6 43
- Figure 4-7 Complete Screen 44
- 4. Click on Next 48
- Auto-IP 50
- Wireless Configuration 52
- Figure 4-16 Add a Printer 54
- Figure 4-17 Set up printer 55
- ADD PORT Window 57
- Figure 4-20 Add Port message 57
- 3. Click on Next 59
- 5. Click on Next 61
- 6. Click on Next 62
- 7. Click on Next 62
- Server Using ARP” 66
- Configuration Example 73
- FTP Files in the Directory 75
- FTP Commands 75
- Configuring LPD on System V 77
- Configuring LPD on BSD 78
- Printing Using LPD 79
- Printing Using FTP 79
- Printing Using DSI 79
- 6-3 Using PSTool Utility 82
- 7-1 Configuration Overview 84
- PSERVER mode: 94
- NetWare NDS Remote Printer 98
- NetGear Print Server Manual 100
- Using Logical Ports 104
- Program 105
- Buttons 106
- Browse Button 107
- Exit Button 107
- System Tab 108
- System Tab Fields 109
- TCP/IP Tab 110
- NetWare PServer Menu Tab 111
- NetWare RPrinter Menu Tab 112
- AppleTalk Tab 113
- AppleTalk Tab Fields 114
- Logical Port Tab 115
- Physical Port Tab 116
- Wireless Tab 117
- same Channel number 119
- Link Info Screen 120
- 8-3 Menu Options 121
- Printer Menu 122
- Configuring Using IP Setup 123
- Three Main Address Classes 128
- Netmask 129
- Subnet Addressing 130
- Private IP Addresses 131
- Address Resolution Protocol 132
- IP Configuration by DHCP 132
- Appendix C CONFIG File 133
- CONFIG File Line Numbers 134
- Overview 135
- Create Printer Agent 136
- Create Printer Agent Window 136
- Workstation Configuration 137
- Appendix E IP Setup 139
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