Intermate 100 manual Types Logical Load Pre-Processing Post-Processing, LPR-4

Processing Facilities: Working with NDO Load Balancing Pools and Data Manipulation

This is a pretty complex example to illustrate what is possible. Don’t try to fully understand the details shown. When you start configuring your own systems, the details will make sense to you.

To be complete in your planning, you must consider which types of input will be sent to which logical printer. The final example below shows this; at the same time, it reflects a more realistic situation entailing less complicated use of pre-pro- cessing, post-processing and string substitution than in the previous figures.

Figure 14. Simpler example: services and logical printers

Types of	Logical	Load	Pre-Processing	Post-Processing	Substitution
input	Printer	Balancin	(String Before)	(String After)	Strings
configured		g Pool]
to...
FTP, Raw-4,	0 (zero)	0, 1	not possible	not possible	not possible
LPR-5
SCS 5250E	1	3, 4	none	none	none
SCS 5250E	2	0, 1, 2	none	none	none
SCS 5250E,	3	3, 4	none	form feed, print a message	none
LPR-7				on the separator sheet
SCS 5250E,	4	0, 1, 2	none	form feed, print a message	none
LPR-8				on the separator sheet
IPP,	5	4, 3	none	form feed, print a message	1, 5, 10, 14
ThinPrint,				on the separator sheet
Raw-2, LPR-
2, LPR-6
LPR-3, Raw-3	6	0, 1	change language	restore the previous	2, 4, 5, 11, 12,
			code table	language code table	13, 14, 16
LPR-4	7	3, 4	wait for manual	none	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
			feed		7
LPR-1, Raw-1	8	0, 1, 2,	none	form feed, print a message	none
				on the separator sheet

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