Xerox Phaser 750 安装指南

Printing from the command line via lpr 

To send a PostScript file to the printer using lpr, type the following lpr command in at the 
MS-DOS command prompt in Windows NT:

lpr  -S   IP-address  -P  PS  filename

For example:

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If you get the following message, your printer is spooling to the wrong IP address, LPR 
is disabled on the printing device, or LPR on the printing device is denying access:

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If you get the following message, the printer has TCP/IP disabled or your printer is 
spooling to an invalid IP address: 

Checking the IP address of the Windows NT server

If you have tried the techniques described in this troubleshooting topic and 
communication is still not happening, check the IP address of the Windows NT server.  If 
it is in a different class (possibly even a different network number in the same class), it can 
prevent communication from taking place.

Print a Configuration Page and make sure that TCP/IP is still 
enabled.  For instructions on how to print a Configuration Page 
and enable protocols, see your printer‘s networking setup guide.   
Check to see if your printer is spooling to a correct IP address.

Note

When using the lpr command at a DOS command 
prompt when the Name of the print queue is not PS, 
this message is displayed: Error: print server did not 
accept request. Job aborted.