Samsung 4050N Manual De Usuario

 

 

 

SAP creates a spool job to print a report or any 
other type of document.  The spool job contains all 
of the information that is necessary to print an SAP 
document.  An output job contains information 
about the chosen Output Device, the format type 
(portrait, landscape, duplex, simplex etc), and the 
resolution.  The output job and the output data are 
unknown to the spool job.  The data is stored 
separately from the required output information in 
the TemSe (temporary sequential objects) 
database.  The Spool Work Process delivers the 
spool jobs.  When created, a spool job activates 
the Spool Work Process and delivers the print job 
according to the access method settings. 

The SAP Spool System performs the following 
spool request and print request tasks: 

•  Storing the spool requests 

•  Generating the Output/Print requests for 

printers 

•  Formatting data for the output devices. 

The Device Type stores the information needed to 
generate the device-specific, output-ready data 
stream.  SAP uses device definitions to define a 
printer.  The Device Type is modifiable at any time. 

Both the SAP Server and the SAP Client received 
an installation of the ML-4050N printer driver. 

The tests included several test scenarios designed 
to verify the compatibility of the Samsung  
ML-4050N with SAP.  The test scenarios include 
the following: 

•  Importing a Device Type 
•  Creating an Output Device 
•  Copying a Device Type 
•  Using Basic Driver Features 
•  Handling Print Jobs 
•  Using Spool Access Methods 
•  Loading 
•  Using PJL Commands 

To use a device with SAP you must import the 
Device Type file to the SAP environment.  SAP 
uses PRI files as the Device Type files for Printers.  
The Device Type also includes a list of supported 
formats for initializing the printer.  Printer initialization 
defines the device specific features for SAP. 

The Samsung PRI file import used a SE38 
transaction. 

Importing the Device Type file for the Samsung 
ML-4050N printer to the SAP environment 
succeeded without any issues. 

SAP uses the term Output Device to describe the 
destination for a print job.  You must create an 
Output Device in SAP and map it to the imported 
printer Device Type.  The Output Device settings 
allow you to specify the available printing features 
to SAP. 

The lab used an SAP Client to log on to a session 
with the SAP Server. They imported the Samsung 
PRI file using a SE38 transaction.  Then they 
mapped the Output Device to the Samsung PRI 
file. 

The lab successfully created the Output Device for 
the Samsung Device Type without any issues.