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Set Values from Attributes

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Set Values from Attributes When the print device's configured value is different from the saved attribute or common attribute value, the database attribute value is shown in red. When a print device's configured value is the same as the saved value in the PSV database, the value is shown in green. Click the Set Devices from Attributes button to apply the attribute values in the PSV database to the selected device. The changes are applied to all devices selected in the "Print Device" list. By selecting "All Compatible", PSV will apply all attributes from the database to all devices that support the selected form. If "All Forms" is selected for Config Form, the program will apply changes to all forms that match. If "All" is selected for both Print Device and Config Form, the program will make sure that all devices are in-sync with desired values stored in the PSV database when Set Devices from Attributes is clicked. To avoid unnecessary delays, PSV first tests if the print device(s) are on the network by using SNMP protocol and provides a list with checkboxes next to addresses of matching devices. Those who respond to SNMP v1 have the checkbox checked. 71

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Set Values from Attributes
When the
print device’s
configured value is different from the saved attribute or common
attribute value, the database attribute value is shown in
red
.
When a print device’s
configured value is the same as the saved value in the PSV
database, the value is shown in
green
.
Click the
Set Devices from Attributes
button to apply the attribute values in the PSV
database to the selected device. The changes are applied to all devices selected in the
“Print Device” list.
By selecting “All Compatible”, PSV
will apply all attributes from the
database to all devices that support the selected form.
If “All Forms” is selected for Config Form, the program will apply changes to all forms that
match. If “All” is selected for both Print Device and Config Form, the program will m
ake
sure that all devices are in-sync with desired values stored in the PSV database when
Set
Devices from Attributes
is clicked.
To avoid unnecessary delays, PSV first tests if the print device(s) are on the network by
using SNMP protocol and provides a list with checkboxes next to addresses of matching
devices. Those who respond to SNMP v1 have the checkbox checked.