Intermate 100 manual Print Method Mandatory, Lpr

		Network Destination Option: Print Method (Mandatory)
19.4. Print Method (Mandatory)
	Values	Comments
	Raw Socket *	Establish a Raw Socket (port 9100; Reverse Telnet) with the network printer you are
		configuring.
		If Raw Socket is chosen, you must also fill out Raw Socket TCP port number page 148.
	LPR	Print to an LPD Daemon. This is a more complex protocol which should only be used if
		network printer you are configuring can not handle Raw Socket.
		If LPR is chosen, you must also fill out LPR Queue Name and LPR Count Byte
		page 149.
		“Network Destination# Print Method” concerns output, and
		brings the job from the logical printer (or around it) to a network
		target printer. The figure below is based on Figure 7. on
		page 123
		Figure 15. Service Protocol vs. Print Method

As a print method, Raw Socket can support bidirectional com- munication as long as the printer itself has this capacity; LPD cannot do this. Therefore, if you want the kind of messages and feedback status from a Network Destination printer as described in “[Local Printer Parallel Port]” [page 135], the print method chosen must be Raw Socket, regardless of the service protocol chosen for input.

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