This is a multipart message in MIME format.
--
[ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
Paul,
Thanks for the response, it got me looking in the right direction. We may
have found a work-around by
changing the printer type from *OKI321IBM to *IBM42011.
The lp5250d command now becomes:
lp5250d env.DEVNAME=P6 env.IBMTYPMDL='*IBM52011' 10.99.99.1
and the results are as expected. I'm hopeful that this will work because
otherwise we will need to figure out how
to install the WCO on over 1000 boxes :(.
Thanks again for the help!
Ryan
>Dear Ryan,
>To resolve your current problem, you need to create a customized version
of
>the *OKI321IBM print driver on your host. In IBM iSeries - AS/400 host
>server terminology, this is called making a Workstation Customization
>Object.
>The reason that you need to perform this operation is that true IBM
system
>attachable impact printers support three print qualities, *DRAFT, *STD
>(standard), and *NLQ. When creating a print driver to convert IBM iSeries
or
>AS/400 server SCS print streams to an equivalent for an ASCII impact
>printer, the *STD selection is frequently mapped to NLQ on the ASCII
printer
>instead of draft.
>The IBM knowledge base article that describes the change you will need to
>make will be found at the following URL:
>http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/acf2ee1e9d64b16e8625680b00020389/7d
>01d6f54b064b3d8625669700614cc9?OpenDocument
>HTH
>Best Regards,
>/Paul
>(Forgive me if I get some terminology wrong, I'm pretty green with the
>400)
>
>I'm working with an iSeries V4R3 and a linux based thin client. I have
>had outstanding luck so far with the actual emulator and I am now working
>on getting Host Transform Printing up and going with an Okidata Microline
>321 printer. I think I'm about 90% there but I'm having a slight
problem.
> First, I start lp5250d with the following command:
>
>lp5250d env.DEVNAME=P6 env.IBMTYPMDL='*OKI321IBM' 10.99.99.1
>
>
>This creates my out queue and I am able to verify that the settings are
>correct with the Display Device Description command. At this point, I
can
>move spool-files into the out queue, release them, and they are printed
>as expected - works GREAT!!!
>
>Here is my problem, everything that I print to the Microline is printed
in
>Near Letter Quality (NLQ) and I need it in UTL for speed and various
other
>reasons. I have verified that the spool-file setting PRTQLTY is set to
>*DRAFT using the Change Spooled File Attributes command but that doesn't
>seem to make a difference (I've tried a number of different parameters
for
>this field with no change in results). On the thin client side, lpd is
>set to a raw print queue so it shouldn't be affecting this in any way.
>Does anybody have any idea as to what would cause this?
>
>Thanks in advance! :)
--
_______________________________________________
This is the Linux 5250 Development Project (LINUX5250) mailing list
To post a message email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options,
visit: http://lists.midrange.com/cgi-bin/listinfo/linux5250
or email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives
at http://archive.midrange.com/linux5250.
