Appendix B | Using Services |
Adding Filters to a Service
Changing the Service Name
A filter is a program built into the print server that performs a specific function. The following filters are available:
filter no. | Description |
ONE | This filter substitutes one |
| default, it substitutes a carriage return character plus a linefeed character every time a |
| linefeed character is encountered in the data stream. It is useful for printing UNIX text |
| files, because such files do not have carriage returns at the end at the end of lines. |
filter no. | Description |
TWO | This filter species that AppleTalk can be used on the service. |
filter no. | Description |
THREE | This filter converts a text file to PostScript for use with |
filter no. | Description |
FOUR | This filter enables the HP Tagged Binary Communications Protocol to allow AppleTalk |
| binary jobs to be printed via the parallel port. |
The service TEXT_pp is predefined with the text filter, while the service TWC_xxxxxx_pp_AT has the AppleTalk filter enabled. To use a filter with other services, use the following command:
SET SERVICE name FILTER fltrno ENABLED
The name is the name of the service and fltrno is the number of the filter (e.g., 1 for the text filter).
The default service names are rather long and difficult to remember. If you want to change a service name to something more meaningful, execute the following command from the print server remote console:
SET SERVICE oldname NAME newname
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