HP LQH-HW 3ULQWHUV manual Set model model trailer trailerstring

Chapter 12 Complete Command List

set model model trailer trailerstring

set model m7 trailer $FF

Set a trailer string to be sent to the printer at the end of any print jobs passing through this model. trailerstring can consist of up to nine elements. An example element is a hexadecimal code (e.g., 0x04) or a pre-defined variable on the print server (e.g., $FF for a formfeed). Use list var to see all available variables.

set model from default

Set all model settings back to factory defaults.

set model from stored

Set all current model settings to the values stored in flash memory.

set prn [-]autofd

set prn -autofd

Assert or do not assert the AUTOFD line for carriage return insertion. This only affects printers that support this function (e.g., impact printers).

set prn flush

set prn flush

Flush the data in the parallel port input and output buffers.

set prn unlock

set prn unlock

Release the access lock on the parallel port.

set prn timeout minutes none

set prn timeout none

Terminate the print job sent to the parallel port if it is not printed after the timeout period in minutes expires. The minutes value ranges from 0 though 255 with 0 indicating no timing out to take place. This is the default setting and should be fine for most print setups.

set prn [-]opost

set prn -opost

Allow or disallow output processing on the parallel port such as carriage return insertion (i.e., onlcr).

set prn [-]onlcr

set prn -onlcr

Enable or disable carriage return insertion on the parallel port. This may be needed for Unix text jobs coming through with solitary linefeeds. This feature is almost always set at the model level rather than the I/O port level though.

set prn xtab tablength none

set prn xtab none

Set the tabstop width as indicated by tablength. The range is 1 through 16 spaces.

set prn from default

Set all parallel port settings back to factory defaults.

set prn from stored

Set all current parallel port settings to the values stored in flash memory.

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