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Enter the network printer name/IP name: hep, Please indicate the printer type

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Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System 12. There will be more messages displayed. When it asks you to "Power cycle the printer", turn the D640 printer off, power up the JetDirect EX, and power the printer back on again. 13. When asked if you want to send a test file to the printer, answer yes; choose a text file or an HP-GL/2 file. Printing that test page is the final step in the BOOTP/TFTP configuration. Configure the D640 as a spooled printer. Adding a printer to an HP-UX system requires that the scheduler be shut down and restarted; this could result in lost print jobs. Do the following steps at a time that will not interfere with other users' print jobs. 1. At your HP-UX system, login as ROOT and run JetAdmin (jetadmin). Choose CONFIGURATION. 2. When the CONFIGURATION menu is displayed, choose to "Add a printer to the local spooler". JetAdmin will ask for the network name of the printer, we have used the name 'hep' in our example. Enter the network printer name/IP name: hep 3. The JetAdmin shows a numbered list of supported printer types, and asks what type of printer this is: Please indicate the printer type: 4. Enter the number that corresponds to HP LaserJet 4Si/4Si MX printer. 5. JetAdmin displays a list of configurable parameters, and asks Select an item for change, or '0' to configure: 6. The net_lj4x model file was installed as part of the JetDirect EX software. Change the settings to whatever is wanted for your system. The following settings work well for the D640: Table 3-4 JetDirect EX Host Configuration Settings for the D640 Configurable Parameters Current Settings Lp destination (queue) name Model Script [hep] [net_lj4x] Status Log Default Printing Language Queue Class Job Recovery True End-of-Job JobMonitor Default Queue Banner Page [/tmp/hep.log] [PCL] [(Not assigned)] [ON] [ON] [ON] [NO] [ON] 3-16 Host Computer Interface Installation and Configuration

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Procedure 2: Configure the Printer on Your Host System
3-16
Host Computer Interface Installation and Configuration
12.
There will be more messages displayed. When it asks you to “Power cycle the
printer”, turn the D640 printer off, power up the JetDirect EX, and power the printer
back on again.
13.
When asked if you want to send a test file to the printer, answer yes; choose a text file
or an HP-GL/2 file. Printing that test page is the final step in the BOOTP/TFTP con-
figuration.
Configure the D640 as a spooled printer.
Adding a printer to an HP-UX system requires
that the scheduler be shut down and restarted; this could result in lost print jobs. Do the
following steps at a time that will not interfere with other users’ print jobs.
1.
At your HP-UX system, login as
ROOT
and run JetAdmin (jetadmin). Choose
CON-
FIGURATION
.
2.
When the
CONFIGURATION
menu is displayed, choose to “Add a printer to the local
spooler”. JetAdmin will ask for the network name of the printer, we have used the
name ‘hep’ in our example.
Enter the network printer name/IP name: hep
3.
The JetAdmin shows a numbered list of supported printer types, and asks what type
of printer this is:
Please indicate the printer type:
4.
Enter the number that corresponds to HP LaserJet 4Si/4Si MX printer.
5.
JetAdmin displays a list of configurable parameters, and asks
Select an item for change, or ‘0’ to configure:
6.
The
net_lj4x
model file was installed as part of the JetDirect EX software. Change
the settings to whatever is wanted for your system. The following settings work well
for the D640:
Table 3-4
JetDirect EX Host Configuration Settings for the D640
Configurable Parameters
Current Settings
Lp destination (queue) name
[hep]
Model Script
[net_lj4x]
Status Log
[/tmp/hep.log]
Default Printing Language
[PCL]
Queue Class
[(Not assigned)]
Job Recovery
[ON]
True End-of-Job
[ON]
JobMonitor
[ON]
Default Queue
[NO]
Banner Page
[ON]