HP 175X, 310X Jetdirect configuration page. How to see the configuration page, Other Settings

Communication	Sets the highest level of USB communication to be used when
Mode	the print server tries to establish the best level with the printer.
	● Automatic is the default setting, allowing the print server
	to set the highest level it determines to function. The
	highest level it attempts is 1284.4, a IEEE standard
	protocol, a mode for printers and multi-function (All-in
	One) devices that allows multiple channels of
	simultaneous print, scan, and status communication.
	Otherwise it attempts, in turn, one of the other modes, as
	listed below. This parameter is used to limit the highest
	setting to one of those below.
	● MLC is the next lower level, an HP-proprietary protocol for
	Multiple Logical Channels, a mode for printers and
	multi-function (All-in One) devices that allows multiple
	channels of simultaneous print, scan, and status
	communication.
	● Bidirectional is the next lower level, two-way printer
	communication, sending print data to the printing device
	and returning status information from the printing device.
	● Unidirectional is the lowest level, one-way printer
	communication from the computer to printing device.
	Note that the current USB mode being used is reported on the
	Jetdirect configuration page. (How to see the configuration page)
Status	Sets the Page Description Language (PDL), the printer language
(Configuration)	of the data sent to the printer, for the configuration (test) page.
Page Language	Settings are: PCL, ASCII, PostScript, and HPGL2.

Other Settings

●LPD Queues tab

●Miscellaneous tab

Click on the Networking tab at the top of the web page. In the left column of the page (in the Configuration list, select Other Settings. To assign a parameter setting, enter the desired value and click [Apply].

LPD Queues

The LPD Queues parameters govern the operation of printing under the LPD (line printer daemon) application. (For additional information on LPD printing and use of the LPD queues, refer to the section on LPD Printing.) Ten different named print queues are available under LPD. Four of these queues are configured automatically and their parameters can not be changed. The remaining six queues can be defined by the user.

The six user-definable queues can be set up with character strings—such as job