Intermate 100 사용자 설명서
Intermate100 and Intermate101 Print Server Administration Manual
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OS/2 2.x and OS/2 Warp: LPR (ASCII data, e.g. PCL and Postscript)
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An OS/2 printer device and queue is now created and the
print server is ready to receive print from any OS/2
application.
print server is ready to receive print from any OS/2
application.
8.2.2.
Print using LPR command from the Command Line
When printing from the OS/2 command line the command LPR
can be used.
can be used.
LPR -b -s<server> -p<queue> <file>
Example: Type the following line to print the file config.sys
from the command line, using the default pre-configured queue
name (PAR_B) from the print server.
from the command line, using the default pre-configured queue
name (PAR_B) from the print server.
LPR -b -s192.168.0.227 -ppar_b config.sys
8.2.3.
Print from WIN-OS/2 using the LPRMON command
The LPRMON command is used to monitor one of the parallel
ports LPT1 - LPT3 and to redirect print data from the parallel
port to the TCP/IP LPD port. If you want to print from WIN-
OS/2, and you do not have the DOS/Windows TCP/IP access
kit, you can use the LPRMON command.
ports LPT1 - LPT3 and to redirect print data from the parallel
port to the TCP/IP LPD port. If you want to print from WIN-
OS/2, and you do not have the DOS/Windows TCP/IP access
kit, you can use the LPRMON command.
LPRMON -b -s<server> -p<queue> LPT<n>
Example: Type the following command to redirect the LPT3
port to the TCP/IP LPD port.
port to the TCP/IP LPD port.
LPRMON -b -s192.168.0.227 -ppar_b LPT3
Element
Replace with
<server>
The IP address or the Host name of the print server.
<queue>
above,
.
<file>
The name of the file to print.
Element
Replace with
<server>
The IP address or the Host name of the printer.
<queue>
a queue name as defined in
<n>
Number of the parallel port to redirect.