Table of Contents

Configuring Print Services and Host-Sessions

 

17. Processing Facilities

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17.1.Introduction

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17.2.TCP/IP Sessions, Services and Host-Sessions

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Figure 3.Services 118

 

Figure 4.HPO: SCS TN5250E Host Sessions 119

 

Figure 5.HPO: SCS TN3270E Host Session 120

 

Figure 6.HPO: IPDS Host Session 121

 

17.3.Physical Printers = Target Printers

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17.3.1.Local Printer

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17.3.2.Network Printers Using “NDO”

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17.3.3.The “System Target Printer”

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17.4.Processing Layers

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Figure 7.Processing layers. Read from left to right. 123

 

17.5.Use Logical Printer/Output To

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17.6.Logical Printers

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17.6.1.PR0 / Logical Printer 0

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17.6.2.The Configurable Logical Printers 1-8

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17.7.Data Manipulation in the Logical Printer Layer

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17.7.1.Examples of Logical Printer Definitions

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Figure 8. Mixed, complex environment but only one printer

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17.7.2.Processing Flows—Examples

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Figure 9.“PR0” (Logical Printer 0) 129

 

Figure 10.SCS TN3270 through “PR0” (Logical Printer 0) 130

Figure 11.“PR5” configured for string before and string after 131

Figure 12. 5250E through “PR2”. 131

 

17.8.“Load Balancing Pools” (NDO only)

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17.9.Working with NDO Load Balancing Pools and Data Manipulation

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Figure 13.Complex example: logical printer configurations 133

Figure 14.Simpler example: services and logical printers 134

18. [Local Printer Parallel Port]

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18.1.Introduction—Messages and Status Reporting

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18.2.Parallel Port IEEE P1284 Negotiation Mode

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18.3.IEEE Timing Log (for ECP and Nibble Modes)

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18.4.PJL Support

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18.5.Compatible Mode, Report Problems As

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