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Host Interface Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System HP 9000 HP-UX General Information The examples below apply for HP-UX 9.X release. The D640 is also supported with the HP-UX 8.x release and HP-UX 10.X. You can use the PCL5 model files provided with 9.x patch PHCO_4270 (or its successor). Information to gather: • The name you are giving to the printer • The class to which the printer will be added (optional) • The print request priority for this printer • Will this printer be the system default printer? HP 9000 HP-UX Local Printer (Parallel) This example assumes that you have already installed the Parallel Adapter Card in your HP 9000 system. Table 3-2 Cable Interface card Driver Major number Model file HP 9000 HP-UX Parallel Printer Requirements Parallel cable, C2946A orC2947A HP 28655A HP-PB SCSI/Parallel Adapter (integrated I/O card) lpr2 26 PCL5 Verify that the driver is present in your S800 file by using the lsdev command: /etc/lsdev 26 If the driver is not present, refer to the Installing Peripherals manual (B3108-90004), Chapter 6, Installing Printers (LaserJet III printers), for detailed instructions. NOTE: Adding a driver to your system requires a reboot, so add the driver at a time when other users will not be affected. NOTE: Adding a printer to the Line Printer Spooling System requires that the scheduler be stopped, which interferes with print jobs for other printers. Add the printer when there are no requests for printing. Host Computer Interface Installation and Configuration 3-11

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Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System
Host Computer Interface Installation and Configuration
3-11
Host Interface
Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System
HP 9000 HP-UX General Information
The examples below apply for HP-UX 9.X release. The D640 is also supported with the
HP-UX 8.x release and HP-UX 10.X.
You can use the PCL5 model files provided with 9.x patch PHCO_4270 (or its successor).
Information to gather:
The name you are giving to the printer
The class to which the printer will be added (optional)
The print request priority for this printer
Will this printer be the system default printer?
HP 9000 HP-UX Local Printer (Parallel)
This example assumes that you have already installed the Parallel Adapter Card in your
HP 9000 system.
Verify that the driver is present in your S800 file by using the lsdev command:
/etc/lsdev 26
If the driver is not present, refer to the
Installing Peripherals
manual (B3108-90004),
Chapter 6, Installing Printers (LaserJet III printers), for detailed instructions.
NOTE:
Adding a driver to your system requires a reboot, so add the driver at a
time when other users will not be affected.
NOTE:
Adding a printer to the Line Printer Spooling System requires that the
scheduler be stopped, which interferes with print jobs for other printers.
Add the printer when there are no requests for printing.
Table 3-2
HP 9000 HP-UX Parallel Printer Requirements
Cable
Parallel cable, C2946A orC2947A
Interface card
HP 28655A HP-PB SCSI/Parallel Adapter (integrated I/O card)
Driver
lpr2
Major number
26
Model file
PCL5