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3. Enter any desired name for the printer. This will be the name of the printer queue. 4. In the "Default printer driver" list, select the desired driver. Only IBM ProPrinter XL III or Epson FX-1050 are supported on the 6400 series printers. If the desired driver does not appear in the list, click on "Install new printer driver..." and follow the instructions to install the desired driver. 5. In the "Output port" list, double click on an unshaded \PIPE\LPDx port. If all are shaded, you will have to double click on a shaded port and change the parameters. If no \PIPE\LPDx ports are shown, follow these steps to install them: a. Right click on a port and select "Install." b. Select the "New port drivers" radio button. c. In the "Directory" field, type d:\TCPIP\DLL where d: is the drive where the TCPIP subdirectory exists. d. Click on "Refresh." Several \PIPE\LPDx port icons should appear in the "Output port" list. If none appear, type d:\MPTN\DLL in step c. and try this step again. NOTE: If no ports appear after completing step d., search your drives for the LPRPDRVR.PDR and type the path to this file, not including the file name, in step c. If these files can not be found, contact OS/2 support to install these ports. e. Select all the ports with the mouse pointer and click on "Install." The \PIPE\LPDx ports should now show in the "Output port" list. 6. The "\PIPE\LPDx - Setting" dialog box is displayed. 7. In the "LPD server" field, type the IP address of the Ethernet Interface. 8. In the "LPD printer" field, type the name of the defined destination/queue on the Ethernet Interface. NOTE: This name must be the name of an existing destination/queue on the Ethernet Interface and it must be lowercase by default. You will most likely use 'd1prn.' OS/2 Configuration 2-5

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OS/2 Configuration
3.
Enter any desired name for the printer. This will be the name of the printer
queue.
4.
In the “Default printer driver” list, select the desired driver. Only IBM
ProPrinter XL III or Epson FX–1050 are supported on the 6400 series
printers. If the desired driver does not appear in the list, click on “Install new
printer driver...” and follow the instructions to install the desired driver.
5.
In the “Output port” list, double click on an unshaded \PIPE\LPDx port. If all
are shaded, you will have to double click on a shaded port and change the
parameters. If no \PIPE\LPDx ports are shown, follow these steps to install
them:
a.
Right click on a port and select “Install.”
b.
Select the “New port drivers” radio button.
c.
In the “Directory” field, type
d:\TCPIP\DLL
where d: is the drive where
the TCPIP subdirectory exists.
d.
Click on “Refresh.” Several \PIPE\LPDx port icons should appear in the
“Output port” list. If none appear, type
d:\MPTN\DLL
in step c. and try this
step again.
NOTE:
If no ports appear after completing step d., search your drives for
the LPRPDR
VR.PDR and type the path to this file, not including the
file name, in step c. If these files can not be found, contact OS/2
support to install these ports.
e.
Select all the ports with the mouse pointer and click on “Install.” The
\PIPE\LPDx ports should now show in the “Output port” list.
6.
The “\PIPE\LPDx – Setting” dialog box is displayed.
7.
In the “LPD server” field, type the IP address of the Ethernet Interface.
8.
In the “LPD printer” field, type the name of the defined destination/queue on
the Ethernet Interface.
NOTE:
This name must be the name of an existing destination/queue on
the Ethernet Interface and it must be lowercase by default. You will
most likely use ‘d1prn.’