Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 用户手册

产品代码
S26361-F2600-L134
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页码 223
 
www.
myelux
.com
 
 
eLux
®
 
NG
 
 
Build # 27
  
68
 
3. 
Activate the printer: 
xpchange -dev my_elux_printer 
4. 
Test the printer: 
xpadd -de my_elux_printer dr /etc/hosts 
 
3.11.6 ThinPrint 
ThinPrint
®
 software from the ThinPrint GmbH in Germany allows optimized printing in network 
across various platforms. Components include the ThinPrint server and ThinPrint client. The 
server component processes print data for the target printer and sends it in compressed form 
to the client. The client receives print jobs from the server, decompresses them and sends 
them to the selected printer. ThinPrint Server and Client are connected via TCP/IP. ThinPrint 
is a print protocol. Unlike TCP direct, LPR or CUPS, with ThinPrint the bandwidth can be 
specified, meaning it is a viable option for networks with small bandwidth. 
To use this software, on the Thin Client you must install the ThinPrint client software, attach a 
local printer and configure the ThinPrint Client and ThinPrint Server. 
 
 To configure the ThinPrint client as a local application using a user-defined 
command 
1.  Install the software “Thin Print client” (“thinprint”) on the Thin Client. 
2.  Connect a printer to the Thin Client. 
3.  On the Thin Client, go to Configuration > New > Local.  
•  Name: Enter an appropriate name, such as “ThinPrint”. 
•  Application: Select Custom
•  Parameter: Enter the command “thnuclnt” and required parameters. The individual 
parameters are described the section “Parameters” below.  
Example: thnuclnt -dev /dev/lp0 -class HP -name “HP LaserJet 6L” 
4. Select 
Start automatically
 to start the software at device start. 
5. (optional) 
Select 
Hidden
 to hide the application from the user. (recommended) 
6.  Click Apply and Finish
 
Parameters 
Format: thnuclnt -dev <device> -class <classname> -name <printer name
 
<device
Enter the device name. Use one of the following formats: 
 
Parallel printer
 Enter /dev/lp0. 
 
USB printer
 Enter /dev/usb/lp0. 
 
Network printer
 Enter the printer definition name as defined in the eLux 
 
Serial printers are not supported. 
<classname
(optional) Class name. Maximum length of seven characters. Do not 
include blanks. 
<printer name
Name for this printer. UNIX conventions generally apply.  
 
For more than one printer, repeat the parameters in the order above. 
Example for a parallel and USB printer: 
thnuclnt -dev /dev/lp0 -class HP -name “HP LaserJet 6L” -dev 
/dev/usb/lp0 -class HP -name “HP LaserJet 4L”