LevelOne FPS-2003TXU Logical Printer Configuration, Other Screens, Logical Printer Setup Data

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TCP/IP

Logical Printer Configuration

Logical Printers can be used to create a “Virtual” printer. For example, to create a Landscape printer, you could define a Logical Printer as follows:

Pre-stringPrinter Control codes to switch the printer to Landscape mode

Post-stringPrinter Control codes to reset the printer, restoring the default settings.

Another logical printer could be used to print Unix-format text files for a DOS printer, by converting Unix-style LF (Line Feeds) to DOS-style LF/CR (Line Feed, Carriage Return) pairs.

The LevelOne Printer Server supports 8 Logical Printers. The names (L1..L8) cannot be changed. Each Logical Printer has 4 settings as shown below.

Logical Printer Setup Data

Physical Port

LevelOne Printer Server parallel port (P1 to P3) to which

 

the printer is attached.

 

 

String Before Job

The printer control string (in hex) to be sent to the

 

printer before each print job.

 

 

String After Job

The printer control string (in hex) to be sent to the

 

printer after each print job.

 

 

Convert LF to

If ON, LF (line feed) characters are changed to CR+LF

CR+LF

(carriage return + line feed). If OFF, no conversion is

 

done.

 

 

The maximum size of printer control strings is 15 characters, and they must be entered in HEX.

Other Screens

Other screens which may be useful in a TCP/IP environment:

Configure Server - Change the LevelOne Printer Server name, password, and disable network protocols not used on your LAN.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) - Configure the LevelOne Printer Server for use with SNMP Programs. See Chapter 11- Special Features for details.

Server Status - Check the current settings of the LevelOne Printer Server.

Printer Port - Check the status of the printers attached to the LevelOne Printer Server.

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Contents Level One Printer Servers Table of Contents Specifications Special FeaturesTroubleshooting Windows NT Server TCP/IPFeatures IntroductionYear 2000 Compliance Safety Instructions Package Contents Models EPS-3001TU 10BaseT Direct AttachDescription FPS-3001TXU 100BaseT Direct Attach Item DescriptionFPS-2111TXU FPS-2101TXU FPS-2013TXU FPS-2003TXU FPS-2101USB DIP Switches FPS-2111TXU & FPS-2013TXU LED IndicatorsDIP Switches FPS-2101TXU & FPS-2003TXU Green LED Red/Orange LED Status DescriptionDiagnostic Push Button To restore the factory default settingsTo generate a Diagnostic print out Find the Default LevelOne Printer Server Name LAN InstallationProcedure Connect the PrintersPower Up and Check Configuration Required ConfigurationConfiguration Methods & Utilities WebAdmin WPConfigRequirements BiAdmin Utility ProgramInstallation Additional RecommendationsBiAdmin Main Screen Main ScreenGroups Device ListConfiguration Icons Status IconsOther Icons Menu Options Status MenuInitDevice Menu Configuration Menu Diagnostics menuControl Menu Software Requirements AppleTalk SetupAppleTalk PrintingWindows Software Advanced Setup and ManagementChanging the Device Configuration Macintosh SoftwareApple Zone AppleTalk SettingsDevice Name APPCOMM1 No APPCOMM2 No APPCOMM4 NoNetWare Configuring NetWareConfiguring the LevelOne Printer Server OverviewConfiguration Methods Using BiAdmin with Client PreparationPrint Server Mode Bindery DataButtons NetWare Configuration Button Bindery Quickset Button BinderyIf you have multiple File Servers If you have a single File Server Printer Button Select Printer Port BinderyAssigning Printer Queues Required Assign Queues BinderyTo Assign Users to Queues Required To assign operators to Queues OptionalPassword NetWare Password Bindery PS ModePrint Server Mode NDS NetWare Configuration Button NDS Quickset Button NDSSelect Printer Port NDS Assign Users to Queue NDS PS mode To assign operators to the Print Queue OptionalPassword NDS NetWare Password NDS PS ModeRemote Printer Mode Bindery Remote Printer Mode NDS Current ContextNdps NetWare OverviewCreating an Ndps Manager Object Creating an Ndps Printer Agent Load NdpsmWorkstation Configuration ProcedureNdps Manager Client Web Browser Configuration Example UnixExample Windows Connecting to the LevelOne Printer Server TCP/IP Configuration Data TCP/IP ScreenOther Screens Logical Printer ConfigurationLogical Printer Setup Data String Before JobTelnet OperationUnix IP Address ConfigurationProcedure Software RequirementsPrinting Methods Overview Using BootpUsing Rarp Direct Socket InterfaceLPD Printing Configuration LPD on IBM AIXFTP File Transfer Protocol Action Sample Command LPD on SystemAdding Remote Printers LPD on BSD Printing using LPD Other Printing Methods Printing Using DSIPrinting Using PSfilter Logical Printer No Socket NoLevelOne Printer Server Configuration Windows NT Server TCP/IPWindows NT Host Configuration Host File Entry OptionalWindows NT Preparing for TCP/IP PrintingAdding a TCP/IP Remote Printer WindowsWindows NT Server TCP/IP Command Line Printing with Windows NTWindows Applications Setup Windows Peer-to-PeerIf your LevelOne Printer Server is not listed Add Port Peer-to-peer Print DriverConfigure Printer Port ManagementPort Options BannerRetry Interval System Requirements Special FeaturesInternet Printing Mail ServerInternet Printer Server User Client RequirementsInternet Mail Printing Configuration Installation User SoftwareUser Software Following data must be provided Using the new Port Checking the Printer DriverCanceling a Print Job Printing through the InternetManagement Station Settings Configuring the LevelOne Printer Server for SnmpSnmp Settings Trap Receiving Station SettingsTrap Severity Troubleshooting Hardware ProblemsProblem No All the LevelOne Printer Server’s LEDs are off Printing General Problem NoBiAdmin is grayed out, even though my printer in bi DirectionalProblem No My file doesn’t print with the correct fonts Problem No Why do I get an incorrect printout?Problem No My document didn’t print to the right printer Problem No My EPS file doesn’t print with the correct fontsLevel One Printer Servers NetWare 2.x Problem No My LevelOne Printer Server prints garbageNetWare NetWare 4.x bindery and NDS modesSet Allow service by current print servers to YES Troubleshooting Then select Print Server Configuration and select Queues Problem No PSConfig shows No ResponseCannot receive Notify message in NetWare 4.x environment Problem No LevelOne Printer Server device is not recognized TCP/IP Unix & Windows NTProblem No I can’t print using LPD Problem No I can’t print using PSfilterTo remove an existing printer port installation Windows Peer-to-peerTroubleshooting Then select File Properties Details Problem No a print job is printing garbage Problem No I don’t know my Mail Server’s IP AddressProblem No Plain text E Mails are not printed Problem No Two print jobs are printing on the sameProblem No Only the banner page was printed Select Properties DetailsEPS-3001TU SpecificationsDirect Attach Models FCC StatementFPS-3001TXU Environmental Specifications Parallel Port Pin AssignmentsOther Models Strobe To printer +Data Level One Printer Servers

FPS-2111TXU, FPS-2101TXU, FPS-2003TXU, FPS-2013TXU, FPS-2101USB specifications

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The FPS-2003TXU is a robust network switch designed to facilitate seamless data flow in various applications. Featuring 3 Gigabit Ethernet ports, it offers a high-speed data transfer rate that minimizes latency. Plug-and-play functionality allows for effortless integration into existing networks, while its compact and fanless design ensures quiet operation, making it suitable for office environments. The FPS-2003TXU also boasts energy-efficient technology, reducing overall power consumption without compromising performance.

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Similarly, the FPS-2101TXU and FPS-2111TXU are reliable managed switches that offer extensive management features and enhanced security protocols. Both models come with multiple ports for optimal connectivity and support high-definition video and voice traffic. They are equipped with VLAN support, allowing for efficient traffic segmentation and improved network performance. Moreover, their robust security features, including port security and access control lists, ensure that network integrity is maintained.

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