HP DesignJet T2500 System Administrator s Guide - Page 13

HP DJ UPD SAG kSharing: sets if the printer is shared or not kVerbosity: sets the message verbosity level while installing kDriverSubfolder: sets the subfolder name inside the script installation path where the inf and the driver binary files are located. This setting is used when the second argument is not present while calling the script kPort: sets the port. This setting is used as a port when the script is called with zero arguments. TCP/IP ports (both IP or Hostaddress) as well as local ports are supported Calling the script with zero arguments When the script is executed without any argument, both the port and the driver path are read from the config.cfg file. Example: C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs Calling the script with one argument When calling the script with one argument, you can either pass a Printer Name (hostname), IP Address or a local port path. The script will create a port with name HPDSJUPDPort_XXX where XXX is the argument passed. Example: C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs 16.23.12.15 Or C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs HP_T1500_B2_corridor Or C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs c:\myfolder\myfile.prn Calling the script with two arguments When calling the script with two arguments, the first one will be the port (IP/Hostname/localport), and the second one will be the path from where the driver will be installed. Example: C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs 16.23.12.15 c:\DJ_UPD_HPGL2_driver Or C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs HP_T1500_B2_corridor c:\DJ_UPD_PS3_driver Or C:\script>cscript HP_DJ_UPD_install.vbs c:\myfolder\myfile.prn c:\DJ_UPD_PS3_driver Explanation of driver name During a new driver installation, or when changing the driver version for an existing installed HP DJ UPD printer, two choices exist for the HP DJ UPD. Selecting either option installs the same version of the driver offering the same set of capabilities. Figure 4-2 Driver names in the Add Printer Wizard 13