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Installation and Reference for the Model PS104/PS105/PS110 Print Server Logical Printer Configuration For the print server with one printer port, there are three logical printers. For print server models with two printer ports, there are eight logical printers. You can define how each one of the logical printers will map into the physical port. The following table shows how the four parameters are related to each logical printer. The same entries are repeated for each logical printer. Table 7-13 lists the fields of the Logical Printer configuration, describes the functions, and explains how to provide information in each field. Table 7-13. Parameters and Definitions for Logical Printer Configuration Field Description L1 Physical Port L1 String Before Job L1 String After Job L1 Convert LF to LF+CR Selects into which physical printer port the logical port L1 is mapped. Provides the control character string to send to the printer before the first character of the job is sent. One example of such an application would be switching to landscape mode when printing to the logical port. The character string must be in hexadecimal format as the example illustrates: • ASCII = [Esc]&l0O Hexadecimal = 1B266C304F • ASCII = [Esc]&l1O Hexadecimal = 1B266C314F Provides the control character string to send to the printer after the last character of the job is sent to the printer. The character string must be in hexadecimal format as illustrated in the previous example included in this table. Add a carriage return (CR) every time the line feed (LF) character code is received by the print server when any print data is sent to this logical port. 7-20 Using Advanced Management Tools

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Installation and Reference for the Model PS104/PS105/PS110 Print Server
7-20
Using Advanced Management Tools
Logical Printer Configuration
For the print server with one printer port, there are three logical printers. For print server models
with two printer ports, there are eight logical printers. You can define how each one of the logical
printers will map into the physical port. The following table shows how the four parameters are
related to each logical printer. The same entries are repeated for each logical printer.
Table 7-13
lists the fields of the Logical Printer configuration, describes the functions, and
explains how to provide information in each field.
Table 7-13.
Parameters and Definitions for Logical Printer Configuration
Field
Description
L1 Physical Port
Selects into which physical printer port the logical port L1 is mapped.
L1 String Before Job
Provides the control character string to send to the printer before the first character
of the job is sent. One example of such an application would be switching to
landscape mode when printing to the logical port. The character string must be in
hexadecimal format as the example illustrates:
•
ASCII = [Esc]&l0O
Hexadecimal = 1B266C304F
•
ASCII = [Esc]&l1O
Hexadecimal = 1B266C314F
L1 String After Job
Provides the control character string to send to the printer after the last character of
the job is sent to the printer. The character string must be in hexadecimal format as
illustrated in the previous example included in this table.
L1 Convert LF to
LF+CR
Add a carriage return (CR) every time the line feed (LF) character code is received
by the print server when any print data is sent to this logical port.