ISD300 User Manual
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| Managing Queues and Jobs |
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| Queue Type | Description |
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| LPD | The LPD queue sends print jobs to a network printer that |
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| prints via the LPD protocol. When creating the queue, the |
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| printer’s IP address or host name and the remote queue |
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| name as remote device have to be specified. |
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| IPP | The IPP queue sends print jobs to a network printer that |
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| prints via IPP (Internet Printing Protocol). When creating |
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| the queue, the device URI of the printer’s network card |
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| has to be specified. (Example for SEH print servers: |
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| ipp://host name/ipp/lp1) |
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| USB printer | The USB printer queue sends print jobs to a printer that is |
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| connected to one of the USB ports of the ISD300. When |
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| creating the queue, you must specify the USB port to |
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| which the printer is connected. |
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| Search | Search network printer searches via SNMP for network |
| Network | printers. When creating the queue, you must specify the |
| Printer | IP address range to be searched through. |
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| The ISD300 searches through this address range and |
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| displays all detected network printers. By choosing one of |
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| the detected network printers, the network printer will be |
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| connected to the queue. |
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| Depending on the network card of the printer, the printing |
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| method (TCP/IP sockets, LPD, or IPP) will be selected |
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| automatically. The creation of a queue via Search |
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| Network Printer is identical to the creation of a queue |
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| during the Quick Setup. |
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