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EMS Messages

Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual — 427528-006

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FASTP EMS 512 Text Messages

Effect. 

The bulk data transfer phase is initiated by a Courier PRINT Remote 

Procedure Call. FASTPXNS attempts to complete the RPC by sending an End of 
Message so that the reason for the ABORT can be ascertained. The device is placed 
offline.

Recovery. 

The reason for the ABORT is reported in the companion message:

proc-num

 DEV: 

device-name

, BulkData Transfer Err 

nn

 

text

512

proc-num

is the process number (CPU, PIN) of the process.

device-name

is the Spooler device name.

nn

is the remote error code from the Xerox PRINT RPC. 

text

is the RPC error code in text form. The possible remote error codes and their 
corresponding text are:

00

Busy

01

Insufficient Xerox Spool Space

02

Invalid Print Parameters

03

Master Too Large

04

Medium Unavailable

05

Service Unavailable

06

Xerox Spooling Disabled

07

Xerox Spooler Queue Full

08

System Error

09

Too Many Clients

10

Undefined

12

Transfer Error

nn

Unknown

Cause. 

This message applies to FASTPXNS only. The Courier PRINT RPC completed 

with the specified error. As a result the bulk data transfer phase did not complete 
processing. The most likely cause of this error is if the Xerox HIP buffers become full 
while the job is being sent.

Effect. 

The device is placed offline.

proc-num

 DEV: 

device-name

 BulkData Transfer Err 

nn

 

text

Summary of Contents for Spooler FASTP

Page 1: ... to use the Spooler to print documents on printers attached to HP NonStop systems through TCP IP LANs SMB LANs Netware LANs X 25 WANs and XNS LANs Product Version N A Supported Releases Version Updates RVUs This manual supports D42 00 and all subsequent D series release version updates RVUs all G06 RVUs and all H06 RVUs until otherwise indicated in a new edition Part Number Published 427528 006 Fe...

Page 2: ...History Part Number Product Version Published 422025 001 N A May 2000 427528 001 N A November 2000 427528 002 N A May 2002 427528 003 N A December 2002 427528 004 N A September 2005 427528 006 N A February 2013 ...

Page 3: ...d Motif are trademarks of the Open Software Foundation Inc OSF MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THE OSF MATERIAL PROVIDED HEREIN INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OSF shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of thi...

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Page 5: ...g and Configuring FASTP Network Print Processes Installing a FASTP Network Print Process 2 2 Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process 2 4 Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process in the Spooler Subsystem 2 5 Configuring a FASTCNFG File 2 17 Setting Control and Job Information 2 27 Using the CONTROL CONTROLBUF and SETMODE Operations 2 27 Using the Spoolcom JOB Command to Manage Jobs 2 38 Using th...

Page 6: ... DEVICE Attributes for Supported TTAP Printers Connected Through AWAN Servers or Other TELNET Terminal Servers 3 23 FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for HP JetDirect Printers 3 26 FASTCNFG POLLTYPE Keyword for HP JetDirect Printers 3 28 FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Lexmark Printers 3 32 FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Printers Connected Through Microplex Servers 3 34 FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Devi...

Page 7: ...or FASTPNOV 5 4 Device Names 5 4 Device Attributes 5 5 FASTCNFG DEVICE Configuration for FASTPNOV 5 6 Optional Device Attributes for FASTPNOV 5 8 Sample FASTCNFG File for FASTPNOV 5 9 Spoolcom JOB Subcommand Considerations for FASTPNOV 5 10 Spoolcom BATCH Subcommand Considerations for FASTPNOV 5 11 Session Considerations 5 12 Effect on Error Recovery 5 12 Effect on User ID and Password 5 12 NetWar...

Page 8: ...r Software 7 4 Installation and Configuration Tasks for FASTPXNS 7 7 Spooler Configuration Considerations for FASTPXNS 7 8 Device Names 7 8 Spooler Device Attributes 7 9 FASTCNFG DEVICE Configuration For FASTPXNS 7 11 Optional Device Attributes for FASTPXNS 7 13 Sample FASTCNFG File for FASTPXNS 7 15 Installation and Configuration Troubleshooting 7 15 No Response to FASTPXNS Ethernet Requests 7 15...

Page 9: ... an AWAN Server 3 23 Example 3 2 Sample FASTCFG File for a TTAP Printer Connected Through a TELNET Terminal Server 3 25 Example 3 3 Sample FASTCFG File for an HP JetDirect Printer 3 31 Example 3 4 Sample FASTCFG File for Printer Connected Through a Microplex Server 3 35 Example 3 5 Sample FASTCNFG File for an LPD Connection 3 40 Example 3 6 FASTCNFG File Using Only DEVICE Entries 3 42 Example 3 7 ...

Page 10: ...rted Control 1 Parameters 2 27 Table 2 9 Supported CONTROLBUF 130 Item Field Values for FASTP Network Print Processes 2 32 Table 2 10 Supported SETMODE Functions and Parameters for FASTP Network Print Processes 2 36 Table 2 11 Spoolcom JOB Subcommands and Their Effect on FASTP Network Print Processes 2 38 Table 2 12 Spoolcom BATCH Subcommands and Their Effect on FASTP Network Printers 2 40 Table 3...

Page 11: ...Printers 6 11 Table 7 1 Spooler Device Attributes With Special Effects on Xerox Printers 7 9 Table 7 2 Xerox Spooler Status Values and FASTPXNS Actions 7 17 Table 7 3 Xerox Formatter Status Values and FASTPXNS Actions 7 18 Table 7 4 Xerox Printer Status and FASTPXNS Actions 7 18 Table 7 5 Token Values for FASTPXNS CONTROLBUF 112 7 21 Table 8 1 Common FASTP Network Print Process Identifier Records ...

Page 12: ...Contents Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 viii ...

Page 13: ...roduct Version N A Supported Releases Version Updates RVUs This manual supports D42 00 and all subsequent D series release version updates RVUs all G06 RVUs and all H06 RVUs until otherwise indicated in a new edition Document History New and Changed Information Changes in 427528 006 manual Updated Address description in FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for All FASTPTCP Devices on page 3 15 Changes in 42...

Page 14: ...and changed information under Optional DEVICE Attributes for Lexmark Printers on page 3 32 Optional DEVICE Attributes for Printers Connected Through Microplex Servers on page 3 34 Added and changed information under FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Devices Connected to Line Printer Daemons LPDs on page 3 35 Added the statement This parameter is used only if PRINTBANNER YES to the JOBNAME BANNERCLASS...

Page 15: ... describes how to use the trace facility for these processes and includes descriptions of the EMS messages generated by these processes Before a FASTP network print process can be installed and configured the following products must be installed and configured Spooler The network data communications product IOP subsystem used by your FASTP network print process The network used by your FASTP netwo...

Page 16: ...ate a hypertext link within text By clicking a passage of text with a blue underline you are taken to the location described For example This requirement is described under Backup DAM Volumes and Physical Disk Drives on page 3 2 General Syntax Notation The following list summarizes the notation conventions for syntax presentation in this manual UPPERCASE LETTERS Uppercase letters indicate keywords...

Page 17: ...rackets or braces indicates that you can repeat the enclosed sequence of syntax items any number of times For example M address 1 new value 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 An ellipsis immediately following a single syntax item indicates that you can repeat that syntax item any number of times For example s char Punctuation Parentheses commas semicolons and other symbols not previously described must be entere...

Page 18: ... input output parameter one that both passes data to the called procedure and returns data to the calling program For example error COMPRESSEDIT filenum i o i i In procedure calls the i i notation follows an input string parameter that has a corresponding parameter specifying the length of the string in bytes For example error FILENAME_COMPARE_ filename1 length i i filename2 length i i o i In proc...

Page 19: ...ed in a pair of brackets and separated by vertical lines For example proc name trapped in SQL in SQL file system Braces A group of items enclosed in braces is a list of all possible items that can be displayed of which one is actually displayed The items in the list might be arranged either vertically with aligned braces on each side of the list or horizontally enclosed in a pair of braces and sep...

Page 20: ... in the right margin of changed portions of text figures tables examples and so on Change bars highlight new or revised information For example The message types specified in the REPORT clause are different in the COBOL85 environment and the Common Run Time Environment CRE The CRE has many new message types and some new message type codes for old message types In the CRE the message type SYSTEM in...

Page 21: ...f local area network LAN or wide area network WAN To use the Spooler subsystem the FASTP network print process and the printer device must share a common communications protocol These print processes have names of the form FASTPxxx where xxx is an acronym that identifies the communications protocol shared by the process and device For example SMB LAN print servers are supported only by FASTPSMB Ne...

Page 22: ...that communicates with a network print server using a specific communications protocol A configuration file FASTCNFG for the print process that contains information about each printer device that it supports Figure 1 1 shows the common components of a FASTP network print process attached to a printer through a network print server Figure 1 1 FASTP Network Print Process Components HP NonStop System...

Page 23: ...onments required for a FASTP network print process The configuration of these environments is outside the scope of this manual For information about the Spooler environment refer to the either the Guardian User s Guide for G series systems or the Guardian System Operations Guide for D series systems and the Spooler Utilities Reference Manual For more information about the IOP environments refer to...

Page 24: ...the Guardian System Operations Guide for D series systems and the Spooler Utilities Reference Manual IOP Environment The IOP environment on an HP NonStop system typically consists of A specific type or adapter G series systems or controller D series systems An input output process IOP Note that the IOP might have more than one protocol specific interface Depending on the protocol being used additi...

Page 25: ...tion 8 Troubleshooting and Using the Trace Facility EMS Event and 512 Messages Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs FASTPTCP processes generate tokenized event messages instead of the EMS 512 text messages generated by FASTPTCP in previous product versions Although most of these messages are tokenized versions of the old 512 messages about 15 new messages have been added Note the following ad...

Page 26: ...Overview of Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 1 6 EMS Event and 512 Messages ...

Page 27: ...nfiguration of a Spooler device name in the Spooler environment to represent each printer serviced by the print process using the Spoolcom DEV command The printer must be represented in the Spooler environment so the print process can send spooled jobs to it The DEV command also specifies Spooler device attributes for specific devices These attributes are used by the FASTP network print processes ...

Page 28: ...are requirements to install a FASTP network print process can vary from G series to D series However although the underlying network architecture product requirements can vary the process for installing and configuring FASTP network print processes is the same for either series For either a G series system or a D series system each FASTP network print process product includes the object code for i...

Page 29: ... refer to the DSM SCM User s Guide As a result of the installation process the FASTP network print process object file is placed in the SYSTEM SYSTEM subvolume Table 2 1 Object Files for FASTP Network Print Process Products Network Protocol Product Number Object File Name TCP IP LANs T8932 SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTPTCP SMB LANs T9146 SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTPSMB NetWare LANs T8924 SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTPNOV X 25 W...

Page 30: ...ation file Configuration of a FASTCNFG file for the FASTP network print process In addition to configuring the FASTP network print process in the Spooler environment you also must provide network protocol specific parameters for its devices in an external configuration file known as FASTCNFG This file contains information that is used by the FASTP network print process to determine Which protocol ...

Page 31: ...r each printer Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs when using FASTPTCP you can also include print process configuration parameters by adding a PARM attribute to the Spoolcom PRINT command for FASTPTCP This configuration information is optional Assigning a FASTP Network Print Process Name The FASTP network print process name is the process name which is used by the Spooler to represent the pr...

Page 32: ...e to which the LAN or WAN is attached A node name consists of a backslash followed by one to seven alphanumeric characters the first alphanumeric character must be a letter If the node name is omitted the default node name is the node on which the FASTP network print process is running A node name and a device name are separated by a period device name specifies the Spooler device name assigned to...

Page 33: ...ecific sections of this manual Table 2 3 Spooler Device Attributes and Their Effect on FASTP Network Printers page 1 of 4 Attribute Effect on FASTP Network Printers ALIGN Prints on the specified device a page containing the device form alignment template a measured ruler line In most cases the effect of ALIGN is the same as that of any other Spooler printer however support for ALIGN can vary based...

Page 34: ...cifies a form name for the device In most cases the effect of FORM is the same as that of any other Spooler printer however support for FORM can vary based on the specific FASTP network print process being implemented See the product specific sections of this manual for exceptions HEADER Specifies whether a standard header page or batch header page should precede each job The effect of HEADER is t...

Page 35: ...P only beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs this bit is no longer required and the FASTCNFG FASTKCON files are always read PREXLATE Specifies postspacing vertical space after printing a line as the default vertical spacing mode Applies only to printers connected through the Universal Interface controller subtypes 1 5 and 7 In most cases the effect of PREXLATE is the same as that of any other ...

Page 36: ... print process issues a form feed at the beginning of each job The effect of STARTFF is the same as that of any other Spooler printer STATUS Displays the attributes of devices in the Spooler subsystem The effect of STATUS is the same as that of any other Spooler printer SUSPEND Causes the device to suspend printing of the current job The effect of SUSPEND is the same as that of any other Spooler p...

Page 37: ...ating the Value of the PARM Attributes on page 2 13 Table 2 4 Supported DEV PARM Attribute Bit Values for FASTP Network Print Processes page 1 of 2 Bit Number Octal Value Decimal Value Definition 1 40000 16384 Enables tracing To disable tracing subtract the appropriate octal or decimal value from the final PARM value specified 5 2000 1024 Forces the print process to read the FASTCNFG file With the...

Page 38: ...tination job is spooled as if the HOLDAFTER is set to OFF 13 4 4 For Spooler collectors causes the print process to use the device qualifier name as the location of the destination job If this bit is not set the location of the original job is preserved when the job is sent to the remote collector If the collector is running in the same Spooler subsystem as the print process the print process beha...

Page 39: ...ives the octal and decimal equivalents of these numbered bits When multiple bits are set simply add the corresponding octal or decimal values For example setting bits 1 and 5 results in an octal value of 42000 40000 plus 2000 or a decimal value of 17408 16384 plus 1024 Octal representation is more convenient especially when more than one bit is set because octal addition requires no carries and ca...

Page 40: ...e print process Note The examples used in the procedure and sample file that follow are not complete For example the Spoolcom DEV command does not include the complete specification of Spooler device attributes You must specify the commands and command attributes that are required for your specific Spooler configuration For more information about Spooler device configuration refer to the following...

Page 41: ...FG file For FASTPTCP only beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs setting bit 5 is no longer required the FASTCNFG FASTKCON files are always read Note Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs of FASTPTCP you also can optionally specify print process configuration parameters for FASTPTCP by adding a PARM attribute to the PRINT command For details see Defining a Spooler PRINT PARM Attribute on pa...

Page 42: ... letters are used in the example for emphasis The sample file shows Access to the Spooler subsystem is through the supervisor process named SUP1 Specification of a FASTPSMB print process with an object code file named SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTPSMB and a process name of PRNT1 Specification of a Spooler device named DEV1 to represent an SMB print queue and association of the device name with the FASTPSMB p...

Page 43: ...lways read Example 2 2 contains an example of a FASTCNFG file that shows the configuration of an AWAN device for a FASTPTCP process The remainder of this subsection describes how to create a FASTCNFG file Example 2 1 Sample Spoolcom Command File comment Execute the following commands for subsystem SUP1 comment Specify the name of the supervisor process OPEN SUP1 comment Specify the print process n...

Page 44: ...tem is started you must stop and restart the entire Spooler subsystem to instruct the Spooler subsystem to read the DEFINE statement FASTCNFG File Redirection A FASTCNFG file can redirect a FASTP network print process from one primary FASTCNFG file to several subordinate files by using the FASTCNFG attribute The primary FASTCNFG file is SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTCNFG or the file specified in the TACL DEFI...

Page 45: ...n in the configuration entry for the device Each time the print process opens that device it checks the timestamp of the primary FASTCNFG file again If the file has been updated the print process reads the information in the configuration entry for the device and updates its own timestamp and configuration information for this device Because the print process reads the FASTCNFG file when it opens ...

Page 46: ...n Use the following sequence of Spoolcom commands to perform this process DEV device name DRAIN DEV device name EXCLUSIVE OFF DEV device name START Send job to device DEV device name DRAIN DEV device name EXCLUSIVE ON DEV device name START If EXCLUSIVE OFF is specified for a device there are many jobs in its print queue and it is necessary to ensure that an altered FASTCNFG file is read before all...

Page 47: ...l SERVER server name This is legal SERVER server name This is not legal SERVER server name Table 2 6 FASTCNFG File Formatting Rules Summary Format Element Rule Case sensitivity Syntax is not case sensitive Some values can be case sensitive Comments Comments can be inserted anywhere in the FASTCNFG file and must follow an exclamation mark Line continuation Line continuation does not require any spe...

Page 48: ...and attribute and attribute value pairs must be separated by one or more blank spaces For example This is legal USERID SPOOLER This is legal USERID SPOOLER This is legal USERID SPOOLER PASSWORD SECRET This is not legal USERID SPOOLERPASSWORD SECRET Starting Position Relative to the Beginning of a Line Keywords and attributes can begin in any position on a line For example This is legal USERID SPOO...

Page 49: ...d specifies the name of a specific FASTP network print process If the node name is not supplied the default node name for the print process reading the file is substituted The PROCESS keyword also can include a FASTCNFG attribute to specify a subordinate FASTCNFG file for the print process For details see FASTCNFG Attribute on page 2 25 Everything that follows a PROCESS keyword pertains to the pri...

Page 50: ...eyword to configure network protocol and transport parameters for printer devices They should not be used with the SPOOLER or PROCESS keywords Some DEVICE attributes and their attribute values can be used with any FASTP network print process Other DEVICE attributes and their attribute values apply only to a specific FASTP network print process The supported FASTCNFG DEVICE attributes for each spec...

Page 51: ...e allowed as follows The primary FASTCNFG file SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTCNFG or the file specified with the TACL DEFINE commands is the level 1 file In a level 1 FASTCNFG file you can Redirect all FASTP network print processes in a Spooler subsystem to a subordinate FASTCNFG file this FASTCNFG file would be a level 2 file SPOOLER node supervisor name FASTCNFG node volume subvolume filename Specify device...

Page 52: ...ter attributes for print process PRINT1 are specified in the level 3 file Figure 2 1 Using a Level 1 a Level 2 and a Level 3 FASTCNFG File Redirect all FASTPxxx processes in the SPL1 Spooler subsystem to a subordinate FASTCNFG file SPOOLER SPL1 FASTCNFG DATA CONF SPL1 Redirect FASTPxxx process PRINT1 in the SPL1 Spooler subsystem to a subordinate FASTCNFG file PROCESS PRINT1 FASTCNFG DATA CONF PRT...

Page 53: ...l job preparation for the FASTP network print processes for example a FONT job containing CONTROLBUF and other relevant control strings is typically used to build a Spooler location for special job attributes The remainder of this subsection discusses the use of these operations with the FASTP network print processes Note that some CONTROL CONTROLBUF and SETMODE operations have special considerati...

Page 54: ...cters only The syntax of CONTROLBUF 101 is where buffer contains the characters to be translated Each translation is given as a pair of bytes the first byte in each pair is translated into the second byte There is no need to include characters that don t need translation Example 2 3 contains a sample Font utility script file that uses the CONTROLBUF 101 operation to create a translation table to r...

Page 55: ...e top of form sequence Many CONTROLBUF 103 operations can be used to load several substitute sequences The FASTP network print process uses each substitute sequence in turn Example 2 4 contains a sample Font utility script file that results in printing eight spooler pages per A4 sheet on a 5577 laser printer subject to a suitable printer font being installed CONTROLBUF 103 buffer Example 2 4 Sampl...

Page 56: ...JISKANJIKANA is specified The syntax of CONTROLBUF 109 is where buffer contains the word to be used in the Intermediate flag CONTROLBUF 110 causes a FASTP network print process to use the first 20 bytes specified in the buffer parameter as the Shift to DBCS parameter To force a FASTP network print process to treat the device like type 5 7 when CHARMAP JISKANJIKANA is specified the buffer parameter...

Page 57: ... is the Spooler location in internal file name format Location names must be blank filled to 16 characters in length Example 2 5 contains a sample Font utility script file that splits a FONT job into two sections The first section applies to a single location The second section applies to two different locations CONTROLBUF 113 location Example 2 5 Sample Font Utility Script File Using CONTROLBUF 1...

Page 58: ...to emit this text as expanded characters in a similar style to that used on the Spooler banner pages The syntax of CONTROLBUF 130 is where item is a single byte indicating the item that the FASTP print process should either emit as text or use as a key for file access The item field can have any of the decimal values described in Table 2 9 CONTROLBUF 130 item data key format text file Table 2 9 Su...

Page 59: ...s name as an 8 byte string space filled to the right 245 The Spooler supervisor name as an 8 byte string space filled to the right 246 The EXPAND system name as an 8 byte string space filled to the right 247 The Spooler job owner User as an 8 byte string space filled to the right 248 The Spooler job owner Group as an 8 byte string space filled to the right 249 The Spooler job number as a 4 byte ze...

Page 60: ...e 220 indicating the data is supplied as a string If a file name is supplied the data key field must have a value of 1 to indicate a file is to be used and the item field must indicate the key to use in reading the file Example 2 6 contains a sample Font utility script file that produces a header page with text Company expanded and centered on the first line the date expanded and centered on the s...

Page 61: ...t performance fewer than 16 should be used in a single FONT job Data files once opened are kept open for subsequent reference If a data file remains unused for approximately two minutes it is closed A FASTP network print process opens the data file s for Shared Read access there is no need to wait for the FASTP network print process to close the data file s to add or change entries Example 2 6 Sam...

Page 62: ...affects CR LF control The param1 and param2 values are used in combination param1 param2 as follows 1 1 Send LF and CR on every line This is the default value 1 0 Same as 1 0 0 1 Send no LF or CR the print job must contain any required form control commands This value is known as transparent mode 0 0 Send CR on every line This setting is rarely used Any form control commands precede or follow the ...

Page 63: ...15 5516 5518 5573 5574 5577 260 Enable PostScript printing for the FASTP network print processes The following parameter values are supported param1 2 Enables Intelligent PostScript The FASTP network print process emits the PJL Language command to switch the printer to Postscript mode The FASTP network print process scans the job data looking for the start of a compliant PostScript document All da...

Page 64: ...f a printer is equipped with PostScript capability Table 2 11 Spoolcom JOB Subcommands and Their Effect on FASTP Network Print Processes page 1 of 2 Subcommand Effect on FASTP Network Print Processes COPIES Specifies the number of copies of this job to be printed In most instances the effect of COPIES is the same as that of any other Spooler printer but support can vary based on the specific FASTP...

Page 65: ...er Spooler printer but the effect can vary based on the specific FASTP network print process being implemented See the product specific sections of this manual for any special considerations that might apply This parameter is not transmitted to the print process REPORT Changes the report name for the job In most instances the effect of REPORT is the same as that of any other Spooler printer but th...

Page 66: ...rint process HOLDAFTER Places the batch job in the HOLD state after it is printed In most instances the effect of HOLDAFTER is the same as that of any other Spooler printer but the effect can vary based on the specific FASTP network print process being implemented See the product specific sections of this manual for any special considerations that might apply This parameter is not transmitted to t...

Page 67: ...in a Spoolcom DEV command The Spooler supervisor instructs the FASTP network print process to stop printing the job when a non recoverable device error is reported such as a device down error This situation requires operator intervention to recover unless the Spooler RESTART parameter has been specified as non zero in the Spoolcom DEV command when configuring the device SELPRI Specifies the select...

Page 68: ...ure to allow users time to adjust their EMS filters the ASCII 512 text messages can be written instead by setting bit 15 1 in the Spoolcom PRINT PARM command For descriptions of all the messages generated by the FASTP network print processes including the FASTPTCP event messages see Appendix B EMS Messages Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs you can also enable debugging features disable eve...

Page 69: ... TCP IP TELNET to serial printers on terminal servers In general any serial printer connected to a terminal server supporting the TELNET server protocol can be driven by FASTPTCP AWAN 3883 3884 3885 and 3886 models support this protocol Flow control is handled between the terminal server and the printer usually using hardware CTS or software XON XOFF TCP IP TELNET to Supported TTAP printers TTAP p...

Page 70: ...include Printronix 552x 553x model printers with built in print servers and printers with external Microplex M205 M206 model print servers TCP IP to devices attached to Line Printer Daemons LPDs LPD devices are typically spoolers running on UNIX systems that conform to RFC 1179 FASTPTCP establishes a connection and spools the job to the LPD spooler no direct communication with the printer itself i...

Page 71: ...t system Note that the underlying system product requirements of the LAN connection vary because the network architecture is different between G series and D series RVUs For G series RVUs TLAM and MLMUX are obsolete The ServerNet LAN Systems Access Method SLSA subsystem has replaced TLAM For additional information about the installation and configuration of TCP IP including any LAN requirements co...

Page 72: ...erminal servers Each terminal server port is individually configured for attributes such as baud rate character size parity and flow control In addition each TCP IP port can require configuration to enable FASTPTCP to start a connection to a specific asynchronous port For AWAN terminal servers the TCP IP TELNET protocol is used For details about TELNET LISTENER and asynchronous PORT configuration ...

Page 73: ...ain within the terminal server s internal buffers for a period of time After sending all the data for a print job to a terminal server FASTPTCP can be configured to handle the job completion in several ways For AWAN terminal servers the FASTCNFG DEVICE entry should have NOTMINGMARK NO specified Note that for AWAN 3883 3884 and 3885 models the PORT should be set to TYPE HARDCOPY using the AWAN RAS ...

Page 74: ...ession close print data will be lost This loss can occur on improperly configured AWAN 3883 3884 and 3885 models If the terminal server does not discard pending data no problem occurs unless the terminal server is rebooted or the port is reset before the data is sent to the printer Confusion can result because the print job is reported as completed within the Spooler but some print data can still ...

Page 75: ...sted of the following components FASTPTCP print process FASTCNFG device configuration file SHAP an offline formatting program that is used to format the new unstructured shadow trace files For G06 and D48 RVUs and later the FASTPTCP environment can also include the following components FASTKCON a key sequenced configuration file FASTKCUT a related utility program that is used to generate the FASTK...

Page 76: ...r documentation are no longer recommended The new recommendation is to specify values in the range 180000 30 minutes to 720000 2 hours The FASTCNFG device attribute SLOWPACE is no longer generally recommended for AWAN server connections SLOWPACE has been largely superseded by NOTIMINGMARK NO for AWAN and by SHUTDOWNTO Some new model HP JetDirect interfaces now default the SNMP community name to no...

Page 77: ...ted for a TCP IP printer with the appropriate FASTPTCP print process and specify the appropriate Spooler device attributes for each device by using the Spoolcom DEV command In theory a FASTPTCP print process supports a maximum of 32 printers however practical configurations usually have 10 to 16 printer devices per process General use of the DEV command is described in step 3 of Spooler Configurat...

Page 78: ... you should give special consideration to the configuration of the Spooler PRINT PARM attribute and certain Spooler device attributes for FASTPTCP For a complete discussion of the Spooler configuration tasks required to configure a FASTPTCP print process see Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process in the Spooler Subsystem on page 2 5 PRINT PARM Attribute Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs...

Page 79: ... for development use only It does not affect operations but does generate additional EMS events 2 20000 8192 Extends does not erase and overwrite shadow trace files Normally a shadow trace file is erased at the beginning of a job This option allows shadow trace information for multiple jobs to accumulate in the shadow file Note extending shadow trace files can potentially result in very large shad...

Page 80: ...ou should attempt to use LU1 to specify simple block mode operation The DEVTYPEs specifically defined are for 5512 5515 5516 5518 5573 5574 and 5577 printers The device capabilities can be further described by the PROTOCOL and BLOCK attributes in the FASTCNFG DEVICE entry In general always set this field for TCP IP connected printers PARM For PROTOCOL values of HPJETDIRECT bit 2 20000 can be set t...

Page 81: ... page 3 40 The FASTCNFG DEFAULT keyword which is only used by the FASTKCUT utility when creating a FASTKCON file The DEFAULT keyword is ignored when a FASTCNFG file is read directly by the FASTPTCP print process Its use and syntax are described in Using DEFAULT Keyword Entries on page 3 41 The FASTCNFG HOSTS keyword which can be used to direct FASTPTCP to a local hosts file for IP host name to add...

Page 82: ...P service In these situations performance should not be affected However if network or configuration problems occur FASTPTCP can be blocked from processing other I O activity In these cases FASTPTCP writes a warning message to the EMS collector noting the time spent waiting for the name lookup to complete If these errors persist consider using a local hosts file as an expedient alternative A local...

Page 83: ...ibutes BLOCK TIMEOUT TCP IP A TCP IP B and IDLETIMEOUT are optional and offer additional site customization features The basic syntax for DEVICE entries for all FASTPTCP printers is as follows ADD DEFINE HOSTS FILE hosts file name DEVICE device name CONTYPE TCP IP TCP IP TELNET Required for TCP IP TELNET PROTOCOL NONE TTAP Required for TTAP HPJETDIRECT Required for HPJETDIRECT LPD1179 Required for...

Page 84: ...ult value TCP IP TELNET Use for TTAP and dumb serial printers connected to an AWAN server and other terminal servers PROTOCOL NONE TTAP HPJETDIRECT LEXMARK MICROPLEX LPD1179 specifies the type of protocol Although a default value NONE exists for the PROTOCOL attribute for clarity this attribute value should be explicitly specified even when the default value is used The values are NONE Data is sen...

Page 85: ...ol described in the RFC ADDRESS ip addess hostname specifies the address of the printer The address can be either the 4 byte dotted IP address nnn nnn nnn nnn or the IP host name If a host name is specified FASTPTCP resolves the address from the HOSTS file or from a network DNS server See Using the HOSTS Keyword Entry on page 3 14 for a discussion of these name resolution methods The ADDRESS speci...

Page 86: ...ns IDLETIMEOUT idle timeout for printers configured with the Spoolcom DEV attribute EXCLUSIVE ON the IDLETIMEOUT attribute determines the number of seconds to wait before clearing the session and closing the socket IDLETIMEOUT allows FASTPTCP to maintain TCP IP sessions for short periods of inactivity but to dissolve them during longer periods The IDLETIMEOUT specification is optional If omitted o...

Page 87: ...respond within the default timeout interval as a result error 40 is reported against the device A greater timeout value can eliminate some of these errors TIMEOUT can be up to 31 bits in size Although the TIMEOUT specification is optional changed it if any problems occur In the absence of the TIMEOUT attribute a default value is chosen on the basis of the value of the PROTOCOL attribute as follows...

Page 88: ...tional attributes SHUTDOWNTO n specifies the time in 10 millisecond units that FASTPTCP should wait for a session shutdown to complete Values can be up to 8640000 24 hours the default value is 0 When PROTOCOL NONE at the end of a print job FASTPTCP causes TCP IP to send a FIN packet to the remote device The remote device is expected to respond with a FIN within the SHUTDOWNTO interval for normal j...

Page 89: ...of TCP IP TELNET and a PROTOCOL value of NONE The minimal FASTCNFG DEVICE entry needed for serial printers connected through an AWAN server or other TELNET terminal server is as follows DEVICE device name ADDRESS ip address PORT ip port PROTOCOL NONE CONTYPE TCP IP TELNET NOTIMINGMARK YES NO where ip port specifies the decimal port number assigned to the physical printer port Although this value c...

Page 90: ...offline or otherwise backed up Typical values are from 180000 30 minutes to 720000 2 hours Although the default value of 0 is compatible with previous FASTPTCP product versions change this value if any problems occur Note SHUTDOWNTO only applies to the G06 10 and D48 02 RVUs and later and the value specified for SHUTDOWNTO should be equal to or greater than the value for TIMEOUT SHUTDOWNTO is gene...

Page 91: ...a Serial Printer Connected Through an AWAN Server Example 3 1 contains a sample FASTCNFG file for a serial printer connected through an AWAN server FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Supported TTAP Printers Connected Through AWAN Servers or Other TELNET Terminal Servers The TTAP TAP option for printers provides for a special status byte protocol that reports a printer s operational status The print pr...

Page 92: ...l Servers In addition the DEVICE entry can contain any of the optional attributes except BLOCK for all TCP IP connected devices as described in Optional DEVICE Attributes for All FASTPTCP Devices on page 3 18 and the following optional attributes Allow BLOCK to default FASTPTCP uses a block size appropriate to the printer SLOWPACE slow interval specifies the time in 10 millisecond units that FASTP...

Page 93: ...es FASTPTCP solicits device status Under normal circumstances you can rely on FASTPTCP default values for controlling the communications session However because TTAP connections solicit information from the printer the POLLINT and POLLNUM parameters are available for customizing communications behavior You should use these attributes carefully and only in special network situations where congestio...

Page 94: ... is installed typically through the front panel At the same time an SNMP community name can be installed for security authentication If a community name replaces the default SMNP name public the following additional attribute must be added to the device entry SNMP COMMUNITY community name specifies the SNMP community name sent as part of SNMP requests to the agent to solicit device status The defa...

Page 95: ...CT interpretation is performed SHUTDOWNTO n specifies the time in 10 millisecond units that FASTPTCP should wait for a session shutdown to complete Values from 100 1 second up to 8640000 24 hours are allowed the default value is 100 1 second The default value is 60000 600 seconds or 10 minutes SHUTDOWNTO allows time for certain HPJETDIRECT messages from the printer at the end of a session Sometime...

Page 96: ...SysUpTime processing and how FASTPTCP maps SNMP printer responses to Guardian file error codes and EMS operator messages The syntax for a FASTCNFG POLLTYPE entry is as follows where polltype name specifies the name used to uniquely identify the POLLTYPE record The name specified can consist of from 1 to 16 letters and numbers This value is referenced by the DEVICE attribute POLLTYPENAME If a name ...

Page 97: ...FIN Then FASTPTCP begins the polling process by sending the SNMP MIB request as specified in POLLSTRING to port 161 The response is checked to ensure that it matches the request and does not indicate any error An error can occur if the printer interface does not support the particular MIB request specified for POLLSTRING This error can occur with third party emulators and also when trying to use a...

Page 98: ...e operator intervention such as out of paper resp string specifies a string to match against incoming SNMP responses The string can consist of up to 50 bytes of any displayable characters except for quotes or hex 22 and is always specified within quotation marks Alphabetic characters are always shifted to uppercase before the comparison is performed Special characters such as quotes and carriage r...

Page 99: ...ADY TO PRINT RESPONSE 0 TRAY 1 EMPTY RESPONSE 0 TRAY 2 EMPTY RESPONSE 0 TRAY 3 EMPTY RESPONSE 0 TRAY 4 EMPTY RESPONSE 0 PRINTER BUSY RESPONSE 102 COVER DOOR OPEN RESPONSE 100 NOT READY TO PRINT RESPONSE 100 PRINTER IS DISCONNECTED RESPONSE 123 BUSY WITH OTHER I O TCP IP RESPONSE 12 BUSY WITH OTHER I O LLC RESPONSE 12 BUSY WITH OTHER I O NOVELL RESPONSE 100 OFFLINE OR INTERVENTION NEEDED OTHERWISE ...

Page 100: ...printer is as follows DEVICE device name CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL LEXMARK ADDRESS ip address PORT 9400 Note that the CONTYPE and PORT attributes are not required because CONTYPE TCP IP is the default connection type and 9400 is the default port for the Lexmark protocol The PORT attribute is only required if the Lexmark printer is configured to use another port Optional DEVICE Attributes for Lexmark...

Page 101: ...s usually only needed for Parallel TCP IP TCPB ADDR ip address specifies the dotted decimal address of the TCP IP controller indicated with in process parameter TCP IP B For the LEXMARK protocol FASTPTCP must send a return address for the printer to use in sending the job completion message Under normal operations FASTPTCP retrieves the correct address from the SPI interface This parameter provide...

Page 102: ...ult port for many Microplex devices However the PORT attribute must match the setting of the printer or print server Note that Compaq branded Microplex printers such as the 5525 and 5531printers which use a customized version of the Microplex M205 print server require a PORT specification of 9100 In these instances PORT 9100 must be specified Optional DEVICE Attributes for Printers Connected Throu...

Page 103: ...lex firmware For 100mb NICS running firmware 361538 or later WAITTIME 150 1 5 seconds is adequate The default is 600 6 seconds Sample FASTCNFG File for Printer Connected Through a Microplex Server Example 3 4 contains a sample FASTCNFG file for a printer connected through a Microplex server FASTCNFG DEVICE Attributes for Devices Connected to Line Printer Daemons LPDs Devices connected to Line Prin...

Page 104: ...lt since the RFC defines port 515 as the well known port for LPD servers One additional attribute might be needed depending upon the LPD implementation LPD spooling involves sending a control file and a data file By default FASTPTCP sends the control file first many implementations require the data file to be sent first instead The DATAFIRST attribute allows you to specify the order in which the f...

Page 105: ...e bypassed and print data will be written driectly to the LPD printer The data file length in the RFC1179 receive data file command will be set to zero TEMPFILE NONE overrides DATAFIRST always sending the control file first After the data file is sent no closing null hex 00 byte is sent This feature avoids the delay which can be more than 5 minutes while reading lines from the Spooler and writing ...

Page 106: ...rts to be used However the default value of NO avoids periodic 4114 address already in use errors issued by TCP IP Additional LPD Job Information Attributes Several attributes customize the job control information provided by the control file sent with the data file FASTPTCP translates these attributes into appropriate command strings as defined in the RFC These attributes provide additional user ...

Page 107: ...b name for banner page control file record sent to the LPD server This parameter is used only if PRINTBANNER YES BANNERCLASS banner class supplies a banner class name for the C Class for banner page control file record sent to the LPD server This parameter is used only if PRINTBANNER YES BURSTBANNER username supplies the user name for burst pages included in the L Print banner page control file re...

Page 108: ...l for large configurations FASTKCON can be updated online with no impact on running FASTPTCP processes One or more FASTCNFG files are still used as the master database but are easily converted to the FASTKCON format by using the FASTKCUT utility FASTKCON does not change the FASTCNFG device parameter syntax or interpretation The original FASTCNFG files are still supported if FASTKCON is not present...

Page 109: ... entries DEFAULT entries allow common device attributes to be specified once in the FASTCNFG file instead of being specified repeatedly for every device DEFAULT entries are subject to the following rules DEFAULT keyword entries are only used by the FASTKCUT utility to create or update a FASTKCON file They are ignored if the FASTCNFG file is read directly by the FASTPTCP process Multiple DEFAULT en...

Page 110: ...omparable configurations one using just DEVICE entries and the other using a combination of DEFAULT and DEVICE entries DEFAULT attribute value Example 3 6 FASTCNFG File Using Only DEVICE Entries This is the equivalent to Example 3 7 DEVICE HP1 ADDRESS 10 0 0 1 CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT DEVICE HP2 ADDRESS 10 0 0 2 CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT DEVICE HP3 ADDRESS 10 0 0 3 CONTYPE TCP...

Page 111: ...equivalent to Example 3 9 DEVICE HP5 CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT ADDRESS 10 0 0 5 DEVICE HP4 CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT ADDRESS 10 0 0 4 DEVICE AWAN1 P01 CONTYPE TCP IP TELNET PROTOCOL NONE TIMEOUT 720000 NOTIMINGMARK NO ADDRESS 10 1 1 1 PORT 2001 DEVICE AWAN1 P02 CONTYPE TCP IP TELNET PROTOCOL NONE TIMEOUT 720000 NOTIMINGMARK NO ADDRESS 10 1 1 1 PORT 2002 DEVICE AWAN1 P03 CONTYPE...

Page 112: ... 8 DEFAULT CONTYPE TCP IP PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT DEVICE HP4 ADDRESS 10 0 0 4 DEVICE HP5 ADDRESS 10 0 0 5 DEFAULT CONTYPE TCP IP TELNET PROTOCOL NONE TIMEOUT 720000 NOTIMINGMARK NO ADDRESS 10 1 1 1 DEVICE AWAN1 P01 PORT 2001 DEVICE AWAN1 P02 PORT 2002 DEVICE AWAN1 P03 PORT 2003 DEFAULT CONTYPE TCP IP TELNET PROTOCOL NONE TIMEOUT 720000 NOTIMINGMARK NO ADDRESS 10 1 1 2 DEVICE AWAN2 P01 PORT 2001 DEVIC...

Page 113: ...nce of the FASTKCON file with little or no impact to normal printer operation Both FASTKCUT and FASTPTCP open the file for shared access Impact on printer operation if any is usually limited to a single device and in all cases is less than the impact would be if you were making changes to the original FASTCNFG file To run the FASTKCUT utility enter the following command where vol subvol specifies ...

Page 114: ... a new FASTKCON file If FASTKCON already exists it must be a FASTKCON file that is a key sequenced file with proper key and record settings and all existing information in the file will be erased and overwritten based on information in cnfg file The CREATE command can have a slight impact on printer operation In the interval when the file information is erased and before the new device records hav...

Page 115: ...TKCON file If the specified FASTCNFG file is SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTCNFG an asterisk can be used in place of the complete file name kcon file specifies the name of an existing FASTKCON file whose information will be updated based on DEVICE and DEFAULT information in cnfg file If the specified FASTKCON file is SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTKCON an asterisk can be used in place of the complete file name Device infor...

Page 116: ...N file If the specified FASTKCON file is SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTKCON an asterisk can be used in place of the complete file name cnfg file specifies the name to be assigned to the new FASTCNFG file to be created or the name of an existing FASTCNFG file to be overwritten If the specified FASTCNFG file is SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTCNFG an asterisk can be used in place of the complete file name If cnfg file does n...

Page 117: ...CUT only processes DEVICE HOSTS DEFAULT and POLLTYPE commands in the FASTCNFG file Any other FASTCNFG commands such as SPOOLER FASTCNFG PROCESS and MACRO are ignored Like the FASTCNFG file FASTKCUT uses an exclamation mark to denote comments When a single FASTCNFG file is to be converted only the CREATE command is used as follows FASTKCUT CREATE cnfg file kcon file where cnfg file specifies the na...

Page 118: ... file is used by a FASTP network print process FASTKCON File Security Like FASTCNFG files a FASTKCON file usually contains information that should not be accessible to all users for example passwords The file can be secured by using one or both of the following mechanisms FUP SECURE and FUP GIVE commands Safeguard protection For more information about file security refer to the following manuals F...

Page 119: ...param zero byte pad byte where param represents a DEVICE or POLLTYPE attribute specified in the FASTCNFG file Each DEVICE or POLLTYPE attribute in the master FASTCNFG file generates a param value Each param value has the following format name len name value len value where name len is a byte that specifies the length of the parameter name name specifies the parameter name in uppercase ASCII value ...

Page 120: ...ot support FASTKCON To generate a FASTCNFG file from a FASTKCON file use the SAVE command as follows FASTKCUT SAVE kcon file cnfg file where kcon file specifies the name of the FASTKCON file to be converted back to a FASTCNFG file cnfg file specifies the name of the FASTCNFG file to be generated For example FASTKCUT SAVE Note that the resulting FASTCNFG file will not contain any of the following S...

Page 121: ... O operations and have the following syntax CONTROLBUF operation buffer where the value of buffer varies based on the operation being performed Table 3 3 lists the CONTROL BUF operation values that have special meanings for LPD devices Table 3 3 Supported CONTROLBUF Operations for LPD Devices page 1 of 2 Value Buffer Contents Action 114 queue name FASTPTCP uses the new queue name specified in the ...

Page 122: ...st word in the buffer is any value other than zero FASTPTCP emits this command This value overrides any setting of PRINTBANNER in the FASTCNFG file 124 0 or 1 If the first word contained in the buffer is zero all bits off FASTPTCP does not emit the U Unlink data file command If the first word in the buffer is any value other than zero FASTPTCP emits this command This value overrides any setting of...

Page 123: ...is sent to the printer 3 CIF FASTPTCP emits the c Plot CIF file command 4 DVI FASTPTCP emits the d Print DVI file command 5 Formatted FASTPTCP emits the f Print formatted file command 6 PLOT FASTPTCP emits the g Plot file command 7 Leaving Control FASTPTCP emits the l Print file leaving control characters command 8 DITROFF FASTPTCP emits the n Print ditroff output file command 9 PR FASTPTCP emits ...

Page 124: ...for an LPD Device Example 3 10 is a sample Font script file that shows the use of some of the above SETMODE and CONTROLBUF calls Example 3 10 Sample Spooler Font Script File for an LPD Device START FONT FONT LPDSPECIAL SETMODE 260 5 0 Formatted Text CONTROLBUF 114 OfficePrinter Print Q name CONTROLBUF 121 OfficeManager Mail when done END FONT START LOCATIONS LPD SPECIAL LPDSPECIAL LPDEV END LOCATI...

Page 125: ...onment consists of the following components FASTPSMB print process FASTCNFG device configuration file This section describes the following installation configuration and usage considerations for the FASTPSMB print process Installation Requirements for both D series and G series systems Installation and Configuration Tasks for FASTPSMB Spooler Configuration Considerations for FASTPSMB FASTCNFG DEVI...

Page 126: ...vide NetBIOS services For D series systems you have three options for providing NetBIOS services HP TLAM LAN Access Method HP NonStop NBT HP NonStop NBX For G series systems you have the NonStop NBT and NonStop NBX options because TLAM MLAM MLMUX and MLAD are obsolete NonStop NBX and NonStop NBT have replaced the D series MLAD system Your LAN must be installed and appropriately connected to your h...

Page 127: ...SMB print process and specify the appropriate Spooler device attributes for each device using the Spoolcom DEV command A FASTPSMB print process supports a maximum of 32 SMB LAN print queues General use of the DEV command is described in step 3 of Spooler Configuration Tasks on page 2 14 The specification of Spooler device names and device attributes for SMB LAN print queues are discussed in Spoole...

Page 128: ...ion Device subtype Some device attributes For a complete discussion of the Spooler configuration tasks required to configure a FASTPSMB print process see Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process in the Spooler Subsystem on page 2 5 Device Subtype Device subtype information is specified with the Spoolcom DEV DEVTYPE command Table 4 1 summarizes device type and subtype information relevant to FASTP...

Page 129: ... FASTCNFG file DEVICE information can be added to deleted from or changed in the FASTCNFG file at any time However updated information for a device becomes effective only after the FASTPSMB print process controlling the device reads the information Remember to instruct the FASTPSMB print process to read the FASTCNFG file you must set bit 5 2000 of the PARM attribute using the Spoolcom DEV command ...

Page 130: ...ANCAIS7 FRANCAIS8 NONE NORSK7 NORSK8 SVENSK7 SVENSK8 UK7 UK8 US7 US8 ORIGINATOR Optional BLANK DEVICE FASTPJOB LOCATION NODESPOOL REPORT SPOOLJOB USER substitution text PASSWORD password Optional POOLKEY pool key value Optional SHADOW shadow file name Optional SHADOW2 shadow file name2 Optional SHADOW3 shadow file name3 Optional SHADOW4 shadow file name4 Optional SHADOW5 shadow file name5 Optional...

Page 131: ...T or NBX process or for D series systems only the name of the TLAM line A fully qualified lan name has the format node lan name where node is the same node assumed for the DEVICE attribute node device name The node name is separated from the LAN name with a period The LAN specification is mandatory PATH network path name specifies the network path to the SMB LAN print queue The name consists of tw...

Page 132: ...nly the object type and object name are typically configured with SCF as part of TLAM and Multilan configuration The RESOURCE specification is mandatory Table 4 3 shows examples of subdevice names for DOMAIN GATEWAY and POOL objects A fully qualified object name has the format node lan name subdevice name where node is the same node assumed for the DEVICE attribute and lan name is the name specifi...

Page 133: ...for FASTSMB are defined as follows BLOCK data block size is an optional attribute that specifies a data block size to use for communication with the SMB LAN print queue The data block size is determined by one of the following methods If a data block size is required by the SMB print server refer to the SMB print server documentation you can explicitly specify the data block size If you know that ...

Page 134: ...tution NONE specifies that no bit translation or character substitution should occur The CHARSET specification is optional The default value is NONE ORIGINATOR BLANK DEVICE FASTPJOB LOCATION NODESPOOL REPORT SPOOLJOB USER substitution text specifies a string value for the originator name field used by the SMB print server for its print queues The length of the string is determined by the length of...

Page 135: ...mitted LOCATION specifies that the string consists of the Spooler job location assigned to the job NODESPOOL specifies that the string consists of the Spooler supervisor process node name and process name the fully qualified process name for the Spooler supervisor REPORT specifies that the string consists of the Spooler job title assigned to the job The title defaults to the job owners group name ...

Page 136: ...specification PASSWORD Secret The PASSWORD specification is optional If the PASSWORD attribute is not specified the password defaults to the NULL value that is the first byte is zero Table 4 6 summarizes valid and invalid uses of the NULL value password Table 4 5 Examples of Originator Text Spooler Attribute Value Originator Attribute Value Originator Text Example Title Spooler job location LOCATI...

Page 137: ... and subvolume where the object code for the FASTPSMB print process resides From 1 to 8 trace files can be defined Tracing is discussed in Section 8 Troubleshooting and Using the Trace Facility TIMEOUT interval specifies the number of seconds a FASTPSMB print process waits before considering a retryable I O operation to be a failure The TIMEOUT specification is optional The default value is 0 whic...

Page 138: ...s DOMAIN USERNAME account name specifies an account name also called a user ID if an account name is required for user mode access to the SMB LAN print queue Establishing an account name is part of the SMB print server application processing This name is used by the FASTPSMB print process when it establishes a NetBIOS session with the SMB print server application This attribute value is case sensi...

Page 139: ...erver Considerations Password encryption is available for all user IDs All jobs that are spooled to the print server from FASTPSMB are accessible to any user that can access this print server Turning off password encryption at the level of the print server Considerations Password protection is available for all user IDs Password encryption is not available for any other user IDs Where to Find Info...

Page 140: ...Installation Configuration and Usage Considerations for FASTPSMB Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 4 16 Where to Find Information About NetBIOS and SMB Error Messages ...

Page 141: ...ASTPNOV print process FASTCNFG device configuration file This section describes the following installation configuration and usage considerations for the FASTPNOV print process Installation Requirements Installation and Configuration Tasks for FASTPNOV Spooler Configuration Considerations for FASTPNOV FASTCNFG DEVICE Configuration for FASTPNOV Spoolcom JOB Subcommand Considerations for FASTPNOV Sp...

Page 142: ...d and configured the following requirements must be met The following products must be installed and configured on your host system Spooler subsystem HP NonStop IPX SPX subsystem Your LAN must be installed and appropriately connected to your host system For additional information about the installation and configuration of NonStop IPX SPX including any LAN requirements consult the IPX SPX Configur...

Page 143: ...te spooler device attributes for each device using the Spoolcom DEV command A FASTPNOV print process supports a maximum of 32 NetWare print queues An IPXPROTO process supports a maximum of 8 print processes 256 NetWare print queues General use of the DEV command is described in step 3 of Spooler Configuration Tasks on page 2 14 The specification of Spooler device names and device attributes for Ne...

Page 144: ...ed by the Spooler to represent the network print queue Spooler device names for NetWare print queues consist of an optional node name a device name and an optional device name qualifier as follows where node specifies the name of the node to which the LAN is attached A node name consists of a backslash followed by one to seven alphanumeric characters the first alphanumeric character must be a lett...

Page 145: ...utes With Special Effects on NetWare Print Queues page 1 of 2 Attribute Effect on NetWare Print Queues ALIGN Attribute not supported for NetWare print queues If this attribute is set the status of the Spooler device is set to OFFLINE and jobs cannot be sent to the print queue DEVRESET Attribute not applicable to NetWare print queues DEVTYPE The default device subtype for FASTPNOV is LU1 EXCLUSIVE ...

Page 146: ...device reads the information Remember to instruct the FASTPNOV print process to read the FASTCNFG file you must set bit 5 2000 of the PARM attribute using the Spoolcom DEV command For a complete discussion about the use and creation of the FASTCNFG file see Configuring a FASTCNFG File on page 2 17 The syntax of a DEVICE entry for a NetWare print queue is as follows PARM Only bits 1 5 and 14 are su...

Page 147: ...id password for the user ID defined with the USERID attribute The length of the password can be from 1 to 20 characters The PASSWORD specification is mandatory DEVICE node device name qualifier Required CONTYPE NetWare Required PASSWORD password Required QUEUE NetWare print queue name Required SERVER NetWare file server name Required USERID user ID Required BANNER ON OFF Optional CHARSET Optional ...

Page 148: ...e alphanumeric underscore and hyphen The SERVER specification is mandatory USERID user ID specifies a valid user ID for the NetWare LAN print server defined with the SERVER attribute All print queues using the same IPXPROTO process must have the same user ID The length of the user ID can be from 1 to 47 characters The USERID specification is mandatory Optional Device Attributes for FASTPNOV The op...

Page 149: ... a Guardian file used for trace output If the file name is not fully qualified the volume and subvolume name default to the volume and subvolume where the object code for the FASTPNOV print process resides From 1 to 8 trace files can be defined Tracing is discussed in Section 8 Troubleshooting and Using the Trace Facility TIMEOUT interval specifies the number of seconds a FASTPNOV print process wa...

Page 150: ...fects on NetWare Print Queues Subcommand Effect on NetWare Print Queues COPIES Specifies the number of copies of this job to be printed The print process sends a job once to the NetWare print queue and sets the number of copies to be printed The maximum number of copies per job is 999 Jobs that have more than 999 copies are sent as multiple jobs each job setting the number of copies to be printed ...

Page 151: ...es Table 5 3 Spoolcom BATCH Subcommands With Special Effects on NetWare Print Queues Attribute Effect on NetWare Print Queues COPIES Specifies the number of copies of this job to be printed The FASTPNOV print process sends each job in a batch to a NetWare print queue FORM Specifies the form to be used All jobs within a batch must use the same form The form is defined on the NetWare LAN The form na...

Page 152: ...ct on Error Recovery If recovering from an error condition requires that a device be stopped in the sense that the FASTPNOV print process must end a session with the IOP then all of the devices using the IOP must be stopped before the session with the IOP can be ended To ensure that the print process ends the session with the IOP 1 Change the status of any jobs that are affected to stop all device...

Page 153: ...ds and offsets SYSTEM field 8 characters is the system name for the HP NonStop system where the FASTPNOV print process is located The first character of a system name is a backslash If the system name consists of fewer than 8 characters the remaining characters in the field are blank An example of a system name is FINSYS JOB field 9 characters is the Spooler job number or batch job number assigned...

Page 154: ...sts of fewer than 16 characters the remaining characters in the field are blank For example if the REPORT NAME were NEW ACCOUNTS the REPORT field would consists of the characters NEW ACCOUNTS 1234567890123456 Together the examples used above would generate the following job description FINSYS J 357 FINANCE BOB NEW ACCOUNTS Control of NetWare Print Jobs NetWare LAN supervisors and operators have co...

Page 155: ...Ware Print Job Attributes The following NetWare print job attributes are not supported by the FASTPNOV print process Banner File Name Byte Mode all jobs are in Text Mode Header File Name Tabs Where to Find Information About NetWare Error Messages The NetWare error messages generated by HP products and other vendors LAN components are standardized For information about these messages consult the ve...

Page 156: ...Installation Configuration and Usage Considerations for FASTPNOV Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 5 16 Where to Find Information About NetWare Error Messages ...

Page 157: ...r PAD that is used in conjunction with X 25 The FASTPX25 environment consists of the following components FASTPX25 print process FASTCNFG device configuration file This section describes the following considerations for the FASTPX25 print process Installation Requirements Printer Installation and X25AM Configuration Considerations X 25 NUA and SVC Considerations Installation and Configuration Task...

Page 158: ...rements For G and H series systems X25AM processes and lines are created and started by using SCF from the WAN subsystem For additional information about the installation and configuration of X25AM on G series systems including related system software requirements consult the X25AM Configuration and Management Manual For D series systems the System Generation SYSGEN program creates X25AM lines SCF...

Page 159: ...terminals are connected or it can be a program running in another host system Note the following additional PAD considerations FASTPX25 communicates with the printer using an X25AM subdevice SU This subdevice can be configured in X25AM with PROTOCOL and DEVTYPE values of either PTP 9 0 or ITI 6 0 The exact choice is dictated by the type of PAD in use as described in X25AM Subdevice Configuration C...

Page 160: ...sed if the PAD does not expect to receive X 3 PAD commands which might be the case if the PAD is implemented in software When the PTP value is used a corresponding DEVTYPE value of 9 0 must be specified ITI should be used if the PAD expects to receive X 3 PAD commands which is typically the case for hardware PADs With ITI the default X 3 PAD parameters can be altered in the X25AM subdevice configu...

Page 161: ...re detailed discussion of setting the NUA address see X 25 NUA and SVC Considerations on page 6 6 REMOTENET specifies the addressing conventions to be used when building the called address in the call request packet This value defaults to the NETID for the line This parameter should only be specified if the PAD is installed on a different network CPADPARAMS specifies the conversational mode X 3 pa...

Page 162: ...ten not economical to dedicate an SVC to each printer To obtain proper utilization of the available SVCs using the same SVC for several Spooler devices does not work because a long job printing on one device would block the SVC for other Spooler devices that share it These blocked devices might be waiting to print even though other SVCs might be free To allow a smaller number of SVCs to be effecti...

Page 163: ...NFG DEVICE entry Using SVC sharing can provide a degree of security against problems in lines between the HP host and the X 25 network By specifying SVCs from different lines in the same list FASTPX25 can print even if an entire X 25 line is down Each SVC list can contain up to 256 entries but the total number of unique SVCs known to a single FASTPX25 print process must also not exceed 256 The sam...

Page 164: ...causes a message containing this information to be written to 0 whenever a job is printed Finally note that SVC sharing doesn t guarantee that jobs print in the order that they were collected If a queue of jobs for a particular destination starts to print the SVC does not become free until the queue is emptied Jobs for other printers might have to wait until this queue is cleared If printers remai...

Page 165: ...ral terms in Configuring a FASTCNFG File on page 2 17 FASTCNFG configuration attributes for X 25 printers are discussed in FASTCNFG DEVICE and MACRO Configuration for FASTPX25 on page 6 12 Spooler Configuration Considerations for FASTPX25 The Spooler configuration tasks required for any FASTP network print process also are required for the FASTPX25 print process However special consideration shoul...

Page 166: ... devices in this case X 25 printers Device attribute information is specified with the Spoolcom DEV command For a complete listing of the Spooler device attributes supported by all the FASTP network print processes see Table 2 3 Spooler Device Attributes and Their Effect on FASTP Network Printers on page 2 7 Table 6 1 lists the Spooler device attributes that have special considerations for FASTPX2...

Page 167: ... sharing is used EXCLUSIVE should be set to OFF or OFF PARM Setting bit 2 20000 instructs FASTPX25 to print diagnostic messages about device errors encountered Typically when a communications error is encountered by a print process the error code is returned to the Spooler supervisor which takes care of reporting the error and performing any retries However for X 25 connections this can yield only...

Page 168: ...ord provides support for the SVCMACRO attribute in the DEVICE entry by allowing lists of SVCLISTs to be specified These lists can then be referenced by name in the DEVICE entries The use and syntax of the MACRO entry is described in Using MACRO Entries on page 6 16 RESTART Specifies the number of seconds the Spooler supervisor should wait before retrying the device if it goes offline This attribut...

Page 169: ... CONTYPE value must be specified as X25 Optional DEVICE Attributes for FASTPX25 The optional DEVICE attributes for FASTPX25 are as follows X25NUA netuseraddress specifies 14 bytes or less of X25 network user address NUA If this attribute is specified FASTPX25 will call this NUA in order to reach the printer Any NUA configured as the DESTADDR for the X25AM subdevice is ignored This attribute should...

Page 170: ...or 140 circuit disconnect it attempts to resume the job by returning to the last known correctly printed page and then begins printing from that point again This attribute allows you to specify the option of returning to the first page and reprinting the entire job The values are NORMAL indicates that normal recovery behavior should be invoked following Guardian error 122 or error 140 that is the ...

Page 171: ... but the total number of unique SVCs known to a single FASTPX25 print process also must not exceed 256 Each SVC must be separated by at least one space and the list must be completed with a semicolon The list can span more than one line SVCMACRO svclist specifies the name of a previously defined list of SVCs This list is an alternative to SVCLIST and avoids the need to repeat the same list of SVCs...

Page 172: ...ed to by name in the DEVICE entries The syntax for the FASTCNFG MACRO entry is as follows where name specifies a string consisting of up to 32 non blank characters used to identify an SVC list This name is then used as the argument to SVCMACRO in the DEVICE entry svc specifies a list of between 1 and 256 X 25 SVCs Each SVC must be separated by at least one space and the list must be completed with...

Page 173: ...25B S4 X25C S3 X25C S4 X 25 SVC connected device DEVICE X25A P2 Z Spooler device name CONTYPE X25 X25NUA 45617242698 NUA or destination RECOVERY REPRINT Redo entire job on error 122 or 140 SUBS140 104 Turn Error 140 into 104 TIMEOUT 1000 1000 x 10ms 10 seconds Another device DEVICE X25A P3 CONTYPE X25 TIMEOUT 1000 Devices that use SVC SHARING DEVICE PRINT1 Note virtual device name CONTYPE X25 X25N...

Page 174: ...Installation and Configuration Considerations for FASTPX25 Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 6 18 Sample FASTCNFG File for FASTPX25 ...

Page 175: ...ion Requirements Xerox Printer Installation and Configuration Considerations Installation and Configuration Tasks for FASTPXNS Spooler Configuration Considerations for FASTPXNS FASTCNFG DEVICE Configuration For FASTPXNS Installation and Configuration Troubleshooting Xerox Status Reporting Considerations Xerox Start Print Command Considerations Spooler FONT Job Considerations for Xerox Printers CON...

Page 176: ...a suitable DEFINE before starting the Spooler supervisor For example ADD DEFINE SCP FILE ZSCP ZSPI Note that the process qualifier ZSPI is mandatory For G series and H series systems TLAM is obsolete as well as MLAM and MLMUX The Port Access Method PAM and ServerNet LAN Systems Access Method SLSA have replaced the D series TLAM subsystem Therefore for G series systems the following products must b...

Page 177: ...s can be attached to a single LAN and multiple LANs can be used The LAN on which the Xerox printer is installed can be shared with other LAN users Ethernet Port Configuration Considerations To run a Xerox printer you must define an Ethernet port to PAM for G and H series systems or TLAM for D series systems For example using SCF you would enter the following to configure an Ethernet PORT ASSUME LI...

Page 178: ...an correctly receive print jobs from the HP NonStop system Example 7 1 contains a sample HIP LIB file for a Xerox printer Note that this example should be considered only as a starting point for a working HIP LIB and not as the only configuration or best configuration The optimum setting for the various attributes depends upon the type of jobs being printed For further guidance consult either the ...

Page 179: ...exists so that these pages appear in the desired format If the above JDL and JDE do not exist then FASTPXNS should be instructed to use a JDL and JDE that does exist by means of the RESETJDL and RESETJDE modifiers in the FASTCNFG DEVICE entry Note that the TENET JSL file must be PDL compiled before running the HIP Other JSL files can be selected using DJDE commands embedded in suitable Spooler FON...

Page 180: ...SIGN X 0C SK1P FF VFU1 VFU ASSIGN 1 1 ASSIGN 2 1 20 40 TOF 1 BOF 66 FL1 PDE PMODE LANDSCAPE FONT R212BL BEGIN 0 666 0 905 TAND CODE DEFAULT ASCII ASSIGN X 60 A E2 ASSIGN X 7B A 1A A 1B A 1C A 1F TANDEM CATALOG VOLUME CODE TAND HOST PDP11 LABEL NONE LINE DATA 0 512 VFU VFU1 PCCTYPE PCC1 BLOCK LENGTH 512 CONSTANT X 00 RECORD LENGTH 512 STRUCTURE UB CONSTANT X 0D BDELETE TEST C1 IDEN PREFIX A DJDE SK...

Page 181: ...iate FASTPXNS print process and specify the appropriate spooler device attributes for each device using the Spoolcom DEV command A FASTPXNS print process supports a maximum of 32 Xerox printers General use of the DEV command is described in step 3 of Spooler Configuration Tasks on page 2 14 The specification of spooler device names and device attributes for XNS printers is discussed in Spooler Con...

Page 182: ...sion of the Spooler configuration tasks required to configure a FASTPXNS print process see Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process in the Spooler Subsystem on page 2 5 Device Names Spooler device names for Xerox printers consist of the I O process name the port name and an optional device name qualifier as follows where lan is the TLAM or PAM I O process name port name is the port name qualifier...

Page 183: ...FASTPXNS print process to keep the device open even when the jobs are not queued for printing For Xerox 4050 devices you should configure at least one printer on each LAN as EXCLUSIVE Failure to have at least one Xerox printer configured as EXCLUSIVE ON results in the following message appearing at regular intervals in the EMS log 1 Ldev nnn mm Inbound Ag SDU Not Delivered Over Last 3 Min Port Nam...

Page 184: ...cates FASTPXNS is to embed suitable DJDE sequences to cause the Spooler job details to be displayed on the Xerox 4050 console If bit 12 is not set the DJDE sequences are not embedded and the job details are not displayed SPEED The Xerox 4050 printer appears as far as the Spooler is concerned to print at a rate of about 200 pages per minute on VLX The exact speed varies depending upon network condi...

Page 185: ... attributes are defined as follows Note If the HP host and Xerox printer are connected to different LAN segments and XNS routers rather than bridges are used to link the segments then the source network SNETWORK destination network DNETWORK and router address ROUTER attributes are required and must be configured DEVICE lan port name qualifier Required CONTYPE XNS Required PRINTERADDRESS printer ad...

Page 186: ...her than bridges are used to link the segments If specified the source network SNETWORK and router address ROUTER must also be configured DNETWORK is expressed in hexadecimal notation If XNS routers are not being used the DNETWORK specification is not used ROUTER router address specifies an Ethernet address of the router used to reach the destination XNS network The ROUTER specification is require...

Page 187: ...djde string specifies an alternative string that FASTPXNS uses to start a Dynamic Job Descriptor Entry DJDE The default string is DJDE For further details about the use of this attribute see the description of the JSL File on page 7 5 HOLDOFF spp holdoff specifies the time in units of 10 milliseconds that FASTPXNS waits before retransmitting a sequenced packet that has been nack d The HOLDOFF spec...

Page 188: ...ied defines the Guardian file name of a Guardian file used for trace output If a file name is not fully qualified the volume and subvolume name default to the volume and subvolume where the object code for the FASTPXNS print process resides From 1 to 8 trace files can be defined Tracing is discussed in Section 8 Troubleshooting and Using the Trace Facility TIMEOUT spp timeout specifies the time in...

Page 189: ...ests from FASTPXNS This problem causes the Spooler device to be placed offline with error 104 Unfortunately FASTPXNS cannot detect the reason the Xerox controller is not responding it only knows that the controller is not responding and not why Example 7 3 Sample FASTCNFG File for FASTPXNS This file defines the Ethernet Address of each Xerox 4050 printer run via FASTPXNS Invoice printing DEVICE LA...

Page 190: ... is hard wired into the router and changes if the router changes It is specified as a 48 bit hexadecimal address 12 characters in the FASTCNFG file The Xerox controller is not properly connected to the LAN Either the Xerox controller and the TLAM IEEE 802 3 Ethernet controller are not connected to the same LAN and these LANs are not connected using a suitable LAN bridge or router or the Xerox cont...

Page 191: ...rint engine which prints the jobs By default FASTPXNS only reports status that is likely to impair the successful delivery of Spooler jobs However if DEV PARM 2 is set on FASTPXNS reports Xerox status regardless The most important status is Xerox spooler status This determines if jobs can be received Table 7 2 lists the Xerox spooler status values their meanings and the actions FASTPXNS performs i...

Page 192: ...S Actions Formatter Status Meaning Reported FASTPXNS Action Available Formatter is OK If PARM 2 on Subject to Spooler status FASTPXNS attempts to send the job to the Xerox spooler regardless of the printer state Busy Formatter is busy formatting a job If PARM 2 on Same as above Disabled Formatter is disabled Always Same as above Unknown FASTPXNS couldn t ascertain status Always Same as above Table...

Page 193: ...For further information on these arguments the reader should refer to the Xerox publication XNS Standards Printing Protocol XNSS118404 These default PRINT arguments indicate The Expand System name that is to appear as the Sender Name of the jobs as they are displayed on the Xerox Console The number of copies is one The document is to print double sided A Release Key Hashed Password is not required...

Page 194: ...obs for Xerox printers typically contain DJDE sequences The syntax for and content of these sequences is described in the Xerox 4050 Reference Manual When these DJDE sequences are combined with the JDL files resident in the Xerox printer these DJDE commands are very powerful and allow extensive customization of reports When specifying DJDE sequences in the Font utility script file they should be b...

Page 195: ... FASTPXNS This mask can contain tokens which FASTPXNS replaces with its own generated text items and strings of text to be printed by FASTPXNS Typically one or more of these CONTROLBUF 112 mask calls can be embedded in a FONT job in order to create special header pages Text for printing by FASTPXNS is supplied as text within the CONTROLBUF buffer Tokens for translation by FASTPXNS are supplied as ...

Page 196: ...it the FASTPXNS print process name with trailing spaces deleted 245 Emit the Spooler supervisor name with trailing spaces deleted 246 Emit the EXPAND node name with trailing spaces deleted 247 Emit the job OWNER name with trailing spaces deleted 248 Emit the job OWNER group with trailing spaces deleted 249 Emit the job number as ZZZ9 250 Emit the job OWNER number as ZZ9 ZZ9 251 Emit the second 8 b...

Page 197: ...cause a user defined header page to be printed Example 7 5 Sample FASTPXNS Font Script File Using CONTROLBUF 112 START FONT FONT UHEADER Font name SETMODE 6 0 1 Transparent ON CONTROLBUF 112 Report Name 255 254 255 253 12 15 Location 255 252 255 251 12 15 Device 255 242 12 15 CONTROLBUF 112 Job Number 255 249 12 15 Job Owner 255 248 255 247 12 15 CONTROLBUF 112 Print Time 255 229 31st 255 231 Dece...

Page 198: ...06 7 24 Where to Find Information About XNS Error Messages Where to Find Information About XNS Error Messages XNS error messages generated by HP products and other vendors LAN components are standardized For information about these messages consult the vendor documentation and textbooks available to the general public ...

Page 199: ...rint process EMS messages are described in detail in Appendix B EMS Messages Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems To detect correct and report problems for the FASTP network print processes you should do the following 1 Check the EMS 0 log The FASTP network print processes report error messages to 0 These messages can provide valuable information to help you detect the cause of problems and are ...

Page 200: ...trace facility is described in detail in Using the Trace Facility on page 8 3 In general your trace data should be as small as possible to focus on the error but large enough to capture the entire sequence Note that for FASTPTCP be sure to use the new unstructured file format 5 If you cannot resolve the problem and require further assistance gather the following information before contacting your ...

Page 201: ...enerate the file 2 Send the file on a BACKUP tape or in a PAK file Using the Trace Facility As an aid to troubleshooting all FASTP network print processes include a trace facility When tracing is enabled data sent to a printer data received from a printer and certain other internal events such as Spooler supervisor messages are logged to one or more shadow trace files Tracing is performed on a per...

Page 202: ... 2 Configuring the shadow trace file name or file names in the FASTCNFG file associated with the device 3 Enabling tracing for the device by setting bits 1 and 5 42000 or 17408 in the Spoolcom DEV PARM attribute These bits turn the tracing facility on and instruct the FASTP network print process to read the FASTCNFG file to determine the trace file name s 4 Beginning with the G06 10 and D48 02 rel...

Page 203: ...le specifies the name of a Guardian file used for trace output If the file name is not fully qualified the volume and subvolume default to the volume and subvolume Note For FASTPNOV FASTPSMB FASTPX25 and FASTPXNS shadow trace files must be manually created as described here prior to their use For FASTPTCP the shadow trace file does not need to be created prior to use If the specified shadow trace ...

Page 204: ...8 The method used to calculate the values for 16 bit masks is described in more detail in Defining the Spooler DEV PARM Attribute on page 2 11 If tracing is enabled for a device and the FASTP network print process is unable to find one or more SHADOW entries in the FASTCNFG file or it encounters errors in writing to these files the FASTP network print process reports messages to 0 and disables tra...

Page 205: ... displayable hexadecimal and displayable ascii in which control characters are suppressed Note that the trace file might contain non printable data Entry Sequenced Trace File Format When the entry sequenced file format is used each trace event causes two or more records to be written to the trace file The first record the identifier record identifies The type of event The time at which the event o...

Page 206: ... sent to the device Foreign Input Unexpected data that was received from the device For example this event can occur when two FASTPXNS processes are contending for the same Xerox printer Input Data that was received from the device Output Data that was written to the device Setmode In SETMODE operation and two parameters received from the device Setmode Out SETMODE operation and two parameters sen...

Page 207: ...or process to solicit status of a device Supervisor Job Status In Response received from supervisor process containing status for a job Supervisor Job Status Out Request sent to supervisor process to solicit status of a job Table 8 2 FASTPTCP Identifier Records and Data Records Types of Identifier Records Contents of Data Record for Trace Event Completion Indicates the outcome of a previous operat...

Page 208: ...nal ASC specifies that certain binary values in the output data should be displayed as ASCII mnemonics instead of hexadecimal values For example LF for hexadecimal 0A FF for hex 0C The default is to display all data as hexadecimal values DATA filename specifies that SHAP will create filename as an unstructured file containing the exact data sent to the TCP IP device Note the following consideratio...

Page 209: ...s When an 8 bit mode character set is translated to a 7 bit mode character set only the first 128 characters of the 256 character set can be supported The remaining 128 characters including control characters cannot be translated and are replaced with hyphens Table A 1 summarizes how 7 bit mode and 8 bit mode character sets are specified for different language sets Table A 1 Specifying 7 Bit Mode ...

Page 210: ...dard character set used by the Spooler to the specified character set Table A 2 shows national use character tables for Denmark Germany Spain France Norway Sweden and the United Kingdom Each table contains a list of that country s national use characters and the hexadecimal code used to represent each character in the standard character set used by the Spooler and in the country s character set Ta...

Page 211: ...H A8H Degree 5EH F8H n tilda 7CH A4H FRANCAIS Character Substitution Standard Spooler Character Substituted Character English pound 23H 9CH a grave 40H 85H Degree 5BH F8H Cedilla 5CH 87H Paragraph 5DH 15H e acute 7BH 82H u grave 7CH 97H e grave 7DH 8AH Umlaut 7EH F9H NORSK Character Substitution Standard Spooler Character Substituted Character AE 5BH 92H O slash 5CH 9DH A circle 5DH 8FH ae 7BH 91H...

Page 212: ...r Substitution Standard Spooler Character Substituted Character Krona 24H OFH E acute 40H 90H A umlaut 5BH 8EH O umlaut 5CH 99H A circle 5DH 8FH U umlaut 5EH 9AH e acute 60H 82H a umlaut 7BH 84H o umlaut 7CH 94H a circle 7DH 86H u umlaut 7EH 81H UK Character Substitution Standard Spooler Character Substituted Character English pound 23H 9CH ...

Page 213: ...ription of the cause effect and recovery These messages fall into three categories Informational messages Informational messages provide notification that some processing has occurred no corrective action is necessary Warning messages Warning messages usually concern a single Spooler device or job Printing on other devices is not affected The FASTP network print process continues processing after ...

Page 214: ... 1 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process parm val is the PARM value in octal from the Spoolcom PRINT command vproctime is the VPROC version information and binder timestamp of the FASTPTCP program object file Cause This message indicates that the FASTPTCP process has been started by the Spooler and is generated only when bit 14 2 of PRINT PARM is set Effect None this message is an ...

Page 215: ... FASTPTCP is automatically restarted by the Spooler when another job is ready to print 3 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number Cause The FASTPTCP process started printing a job This message is generated only when bit 14 2 of PRINT PARM is set and is displayed only in EMS event format Effect None this message is an inf...

Page 216: ...inting a job This message is generated only when bit 14 2 of PRINT PARM is set and is displayed only in EMS event format Effect None this message is an informational message only Recovery Informational message only no corrective action is needed 5 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 param3 are parameters that further describe the internal error Cause An unexpected internal...

Page 217: ...y Use the Spoolcom DEV command to restart the device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically If the error persists or the cause of the error is unknown contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 7 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected ...

Page 218: ...own contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 9 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 param3 are parameters that further describe the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery ...

Page 219: ...unknown contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 11 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery U...

Page 220: ...nown contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 13 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery Use ...

Page 221: ...ervice provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 15 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery Use the Spoolcom DEV co...

Page 222: ...known contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 17 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery Use...

Page 223: ...ervice provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 19 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery Use the Spoolcom DEV co...

Page 224: ...ervice provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 21 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a parameter that further describes the internal error Cause An unexpected internal error condition was detected within the FASTPTCP process Effect The FASTPTCP process abends and might create a ZZSAnnnn Saveabend file Recovery Use the Spoolcom DEV co...

Page 225: ...Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 23 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process Cause Because FASTPTCP processes are started automatically by the Spooler supervisor using the name configured with Spoolcom PRINT this message can only occur when the FASTPTCP process has been improperly started The most likely cause is that the TACL RUN command was inadvertently used Effec...

Page 226: ...N command was inadvertently used Effect The FASTPTCP process stops Recovery Do not use TACL RUN commands for FASTPTCP processes use the normal Spooler mechanism as described in Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process on page 2 4 If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 25 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP p...

Page 227: ... the print job and the device is indeterminate Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 27 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process nnnnnn is an octal return code from the PRINTCOMPLETE operation These return codes are defined in the Spooler Programmer s Guide supervisor is the name of the Spooler s...

Page 228: ...or persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 29 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process nnnnnn is an octal return code from the PRINTSTATUS operation These return codes are defined in the Spooler Programmer s Guide Cause The FASTPTCP process received an unexpected return code from the Spooler system procedure PRINTSTATUS...

Page 229: ...the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 31 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name nnnn is the status from SEGMENT_ALLOCATE_ Cause The FASTPTCP process could not allocate a workspace for user conversion Effect No printing occurs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spoole...

Page 230: ...rting Problems on page 8 1 33 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name nnn is a status code returned by the USER_PRINTSTART2 procedure Cause A user conversion routine returned a non zero status value Effect Varies based on the user conversion routine Recovery Varies based on the user conversion routine Consult the Guardian Procedure Calls Referen...

Page 231: ...ervice provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 35 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name nnn is a status code returned by the USER_PRINTREAD procedure Cause A user conversion routine returned a non zero status value Effect Varies based on the user conversion routine Recovery Varies based on the user conversio...

Page 232: ...service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 37 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name nnn is a status code returned by the USER_procname procedure Cause A user conversion routine returned a non zero status value Effect Varies based on the user conversion routine Recovery Varies based on the user conversio...

Page 233: ... If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 39 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number file name is the name of the Spooler Collector data file file err is the file system error returned from FILE_OPEN_ See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Mess...

Page 234: ... to increase the buffer pool for a new device the FASTPTCP process encountered an unexpected error from the Guardian RESIZESEGMENT procedure When a FASTPTCP process runs out of buffer space in its extended segment it attempts to increase this segment 65536 bytes at a time by using the RESIZESEGMENT procedure This error indicates the FASTPTCP process requires additional swap file space Effect The d...

Page 235: ...message set DRAINLOG NO For more information see the description of message number 69 42 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name err num is a file system error code or other internal FASTPTCP error code Cause The FASTPTCP process could not allocate a workspace for MBCS translation Effect The Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler device is plac...

Page 236: ...ted error from the MBCS_TANDEM_TO_EXTERNAL_ procedure MBCS conversion is enabled using the Spoolcom DEV CHARMAP configuration parameter Effect The FASTPTCP process reports the error to the Spooler supervisor causing the Spooler job to be held but the device can continue to print other jobs Recovery Ensure that the DEV CHARMAP parameter is set correctly If the error persists contact your service pr...

Page 237: ... Cause This error applies to SNAX devices only The FASTPTCP process detected a conflict between the CHARMAP conversion value specified in the Spooler configuration and the value returned by the Guardian SETMODE 144 call Effect The FASTPTCP process uses the SETMODE 144 value in place of the value specified by the CHARMAP parameter Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as desc...

Page 238: ...escribed in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 46 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number Cause CONTROLBUF 110 was used to supply a substitute shift to single byte string to the MBCS_TANDEM_TO_EXTERNAL procedure and the supplied string exceeds twenty bytes in length Effect The string is truncated to twen...

Page 239: ... instructed the FASTPTCP process to resume printing on a device after an earlier communications error Effect Because the earlier error might have caused data loss the FASTPTCP process attempts to reprint the job from a point in the job that it knows printed correctly This message warns the operator that duplicate pages might be produced Recovery Informational message only no corrective action is n...

Page 240: ...open the Spooler supervisor process to obtain information but was unable to do so for the reason indicated For example the FASTPTCP process opens the Spooler supervisor to obtain details about certain NetBatch jobs or when jobs are routed to a Spooler collector process Effect The FASTPTCP process attempts to complete printing without this information Recovery Verify that the Spooler is properly co...

Page 241: ... to the Spooler supervisor process to obtain information but was unable to do so for the reason indicated For example the FASTPTCP process sends messages to the Spooler supervisor to obtain details about certain NetBatch jobs or when jobs are routed to a Spooler collector process Effect The FASTPTCP process attempts to complete printing without this information Recovery Verify that the Spooler is ...

Page 242: ...iminate this message delete the value of bit 1 40000 from the Spooler DEV PARM attribute value 51 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors file name is the shadow trace file name Cause The specified shadow trace file cann...

Page 243: ... file cannot be created Effect Shadow tracing is not performed Recovery Purge the shadow trace file and ensure that Safeguard permits access to the shadow file 53 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file name is the shadow trace file name Cause A shadow trace file was created Effect None this message is an informational message only Recovery...

Page 244: ... 55 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number Cause A Job or FONT job contains one or more CONTROLBUF 103 calls to load top of form substitutions and the space allocated to hold these was exceeded Effect The FASTPTCP process prints the job but the job might not print as intended Recovery Reduce the complexity of CONTROLBU...

Page 245: ...quest Effect The CONTROLBUF 130 request is ignored Recovery Correct the data in the CONTROLBUF 130 request 57 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file name is name of the file where the error occurred file err is a file system error code See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Cause A posi...

Page 246: ...system errors Cause A read error occurred while processing a CONTROLBUF 130 request Effect The CONTROLBUF 130 request is ignored Recovery Correct the data in the CONTROLBUF 130 request 59 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file name is the file name in a CONTROLBUF 130 request Cause A CONTROLBUF 13O request was improperly formatted Effect T...

Page 247: ...r device or send a new print job The second cause is Cause No entry exists for the specified device in FASTCNFG or FASTKCON The absence of the device entry is first noticed when the FASTPTCP process looks up the first parameter for the device Instead of a message specifically indicating the device is not found this message indicates an error in the specified param name For FASTPTCP the parameter i...

Page 248: ...ecessary run FASTKCUT to generate the FASTKCON file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 62 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name Cause FASTCNFG or FASTKCON was changed while a FASTPTCP process was active and the print process had already printed one or more jobs for the de...

Page 249: ...sage only It does not affect job printing Recovery Informational message only no corrective action is needed 64 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 param 3 param4 are values for FASTPTCP development use only Cause This message is for FASTPTCP development use only and is generated only when bit 2 20000 of PRINT PARM is used Effect None this message is an informational messa...

Page 250: ...is an informational message only It does not affect job printing Recovery Informational message only no corrective action is needed 66 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process param2 is a value for FASTPTCP development use only Cause This message is for FASTPTCP development use only and is generated only when bit 2 20000 of PRINT PARM is used Effect None this message is an information...

Page 251: ...o the device was successful file err is a file system error code See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors byte count is the approximate number of bytes sent to the device before the error occurred This count includes any formatting characters such as carriage returns and line feeds added by the FASTPTCP process Cause The FASTPTCP process encounte...

Page 252: ...splayed only in EMS event format Effect None this message is an informational message only Recovery Informational message only no corrective action is needed 69 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name hex data is a hexadecimal display of some of the data received from the printer Cause The FASTPTCP process has been configured with PROTOCOL TCP I...

Page 253: ...XON XOFF reconfigure the printer to suppress the XON XOFF if possible or disconnect the AWAN or terminal server RECEIVE DATA wire to disable input from the printer As a last resort use NOTIMINGMARK YES but verify that no data is lost especially at the end of print jobs 70 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name lpd message is a text message from...

Page 254: ...ss and normal operation continues If a valid status is not received after repeated retries then one of the following effects can occur The Spooler print job can be requeued and the Spooler device placed offline This action can result in the same job being reprinted one or more times The end of the print job could be truncated The print job might be terminated before any printing occurs In this cas...

Page 255: ...use The FASTPTCP process uses a temporary file to stage print job data with PROTOCOL LPD A file system error was detected when using this file during an I O operation Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Purge the file specified for the TEMPFILE parameter for the device If TEMPFILE specifies a complete file name either use a unique fil...

Page 256: ...e The FASTPTCP process uses a temporary file to stage print job data with PROTOCOL LPD A file system error was detected when using this file during a PURGE operation Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Purge the file specified for the TEMPFILE parameter for the device If TEMPFILE specifies a complete file name either use a unique file...

Page 257: ...ximum number of file extents Cause The FASTPTCP process uses a temporary file to stage print job data with PROTOCOL LPD A file system error was detected when using this file during a CREATE operation Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Purge the file specified for the TEMPFILE parameter for the device If TEMPFILE specifies a complete ...

Page 258: ...e The FASTPTCP process uses a temporary file to stage print job data with PROTOCOL LPD A file system error was detected when using this file during an OPEN operation Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Purge the file specified for the TEMPFILE parameter for the device If TEMPFILE specifies a complete file name either use a unique file...

Page 259: ... TCP IP or try another TCP IP process and then restart the device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 77 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name err num is a file system error code or an internal FASTPTCP code Cause This message applies to Lexmark printers only It indicates the Lexmark job completion prot...

Page 260: ...MP processing Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Try a reset of the Microplex device 79 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name error number is the socket error that occurred See the TCP IP and IPX SPX Programming Manual for explanations of socket errors operation is a text descrip...

Page 261: ...ect the network error Ensure the device is online and is not out of paper Restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 80 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name Cause The FASTPTCP process could not connect to the remote device after 60 consecutive attempts Effect None this message is in...

Page 262: ...e The specified FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file could not be opened due to a file system error Effect No printing occurs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery If the wrong FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file is used correct the FASTCNFG parameter in the higher level FASTCNFG file If a FASTCNFG file does not exist error 11 create one For error 12 file in use make sure that t...

Page 263: ... Effect No printing occurs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery If the wrong FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file is used either correct the DEFINE statement and restart the Spooler or correct the FASTCNFG parameter in the higher level FASTCNFG file If a FASTCNFG file does not exist error 11 create one For error 12 file in use make sure the FASTCNFG file is not in use...

Page 264: ...ry Verify that the subordinate FASTCNFG file exists If it does determine the error recovery required for the file system error For more detailed information about file system errors including recovery actions refer to the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual 84 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error re...

Page 265: ...nd Reporting Problems on page 8 1 85 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process rec name is the POLLTYPE record name error is a brief description of the error pollparm is the POLLTYPE parameter where the error was detected file name is the name of the FASTKCON file Cause The FASTKCON file contains PROTOCOL HPJETDIRECT and POLLTYPENAME references POLLTYPENAME is used to refer to a POLLTY...

Page 266: ...nly Recovery Informational only no corrective action is needed 87 88 89 90 is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the device name of the printer additional information is for additional information Refer to the appropriate third party documentation Cause This message is generated by third party encryption software using the secure sockets layer SSL interface to FASTPTCP For add...

Page 267: ...o displayed Effect The same as described in error message 79 Varies based on the operation and error Possible effects include the following The job might have printed partially or not at all The print might be requeued to the Spooler The Spooler device might be placed offline Recovery Recovery The same as described in error message 79 Varies based on the operation and error Possible recovery actio...

Page 268: ... all of the job may print before this error occurs The job is requeued and reprinted from the beginning Recovery Is usually automatic If reason indicates unexpected HPJetDirect READY status change the timeout setting in the printer by lengthening or disabling it and or decrease the SPOOLCOM DEV RETRY setting 93 proc name is the process name of the FASTPTCP process device name is the device name of...

Page 269: ...f the FASTPTCP process device name is the device name of the printer filename is the name of the SHADOW trace file Cause SHADOW tracing was specified to an already existing SHADOW trace file Effect The trace file is extended with new trace data Recovery None informational only proc name DEV device name Extending SHADOW file filename ...

Page 270: ...nt process are defined as such 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name filename is the file name in a CONTROLBUF 130 request Cause A CONTROLBUF 13O request was improperly formatted Effect The CONTROLBUF 130 request is ignored Recovery Correct the data in the CONTROLBUF 130 request 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process dev...

Page 271: ...ote error code from the Xerox PRINT RPC text is the RPC error code in text form The possible remote error codes and their corresponding text are 00 Busy 01 Insufficient Xerox Spool Space 02 Invalid Print Parameters 03 Master Too Large 04 Medium Unavailable 05 Service Unavailable 06 Xerox Spooling Disabled 07 Xerox Spooler Queue Full 08 System Error 09 Too Many Clients 10 Undefined 12 Transfer Erro...

Page 272: ...urs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the FASTPTCP process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for e...

Page 273: ...rocessing other print jobs Recovery Correct the error in the FASTCNFG file Note that the value of the Spoolcom DEV EXCLUSIVE attribute can affect whether changes to the FASTCNFG file are read The FASTP network print process reads the updated FASTCNFG file before it sends a job to the device if the device has the Spoolcom DEV EXCLUSIVE attribute set to EXCLUSIVE OFF the default If the device has th...

Page 274: ...ete the value of bit 1 40000 from the Spooler DEV PARM attribute value to eliminate this message 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name err num is a file system error code or other internal FASTPTCP error code Cause The FASTP network print process could not allocate a workspace for MBCS translation Effect The Spooler job is requeued and the...

Page 275: ... on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file This can be either the default file SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTCNFG the default file SYSTEM SYSTEM FASTKCON a redirected file specified as a FASTCNFG parameter in a higher level FASTCNFG file file err is the file system error returned See the G...

Page 276: ...t automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name define name is either FASTKCON or FASTCNFG file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file specified in the ADD DEFINE Cause The specified FASTC...

Page 277: ...of the process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors file name is the shadow trace file name Cause The specified shadow trace file cannot be opened Effect Shadow tracing is not performed Recovery Purge the shadow trace file and ensure that Safeguard permits access to the ...

Page 278: ...y Verify that the Spooler is properly configured and is running If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name svc is the SVC that could not be opened file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and...

Page 279: ...stem error code See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Cause An error occurred while processing a CONTROLBUF 130 request Effect The CONTROLBUF 130 request is ignored Recovery Correct the data in the CONTROLBUF 130 request 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name proc num DEV device name ca...

Page 280: ...t process attempts to complete printing without this information Recovery Verify that the Spooler is properly configured and is running If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPTCP only FAST...

Page 281: ...and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Resolve the problem with SPI and TCP IP or try another TCP IP process and then restart the device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name file name is the shadow trace file name Cause A shadow trace file was created ...

Page 282: ...t your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name nnnnnn is the error returned by the DEVICEINFO2 procedure Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only Because of a DEVICEINFO2 error FASTPX25 could not verify the CONTYPE was X25 Effect The device is placed offli...

Page 283: ... placed offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only The specified device name does not exist as an X25AM device Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Either cha...

Page 284: ...e reference to the specified SVC Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Remove the duplicate reference from the FASTCNFG file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name param name is one of the attributes for FASTPNOV devices cnfg f...

Page 285: ...device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name param name is one of the required attributes for FASTPNOV devices SERVER QUEUE USERID PASSWORD or is one of the required attributes for FASTPSMB devices LAN PATH RESOURCE cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG file Cause This message applies to FASTPNOV and FASTPSMB on...

Page 286: ...ly Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Try a reset of the Lexmark device 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name err num is a file system error code or an internal FASTPTCP code Cause This message applies to FASTPTCP and Microplex printers only It indicates an error occurred whi...

Page 287: ...to FASTPTCP FASTPTCP encountered a TCP IP socket error This message is usually accompanied by another message refer to the documentation for that message for details Effect Varies based on the operation and error Possible effects include the following The job might have printed partially or not at all The print might be requeued to the Spooler The Spooler device might be placed offline Recovery Va...

Page 288: ...ontact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Cause The FASTP network print process encountered an unexpected error w...

Page 289: ...aced offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors type is the type of WRITEX...

Page 290: ...rovider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG or FASTKCON file Cause A file system error occurred on...

Page 291: ... increase this segment 65536 bytes at a time by using the RESIZESEGMENT procedure This error indicates the FASTP network print process requires additional swap file space Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Try reducing the number of devices configured for the FASTP network print process using the Spoolcom DEV command If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Tro...

Page 292: ...FASTCNFG entry is syntactically incorrect or specifies an invalid value Effect The default value for the parameter is used In some cases this might prevent printing In other cases the job might be printed incorrectly Recovery Correct the FASTCNFG or FASTKCON entry and either restart the Spooler device or send a new print job The second cause is Cause No entry exists for the specified device in FAS...

Page 293: ...orting Problems on page 8 1 If necessary run FASTKCUT to generate the FASTKCON file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name Cause FASTCNFG or FASTKCON was changed while a FASTP network print process was active and the print process had...

Page 294: ... likely to impair the successful delivery of Spooler jobs However if DEV PARM 2 is set in Spoolcom FASTPXNS reports the Xerox formatter status regardless Effect See Table 7 3 on page 7 18 Recovery See Table 7 3 on page 7 18 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name port name is the TLAM port used by FASTPXNS to extract printer responses nnnnnn...

Page 295: ...ce in the specified FASTCNFG file is not a valid value Effect The Spooler device is placed offline the FASTP network print process continues processing other print jobs Recovery Correct the error in the FASTCNFG file Note that the value of the Spoolcom DEV EXCLUSIVE attribute can affect whether changes to the FASTCNFG file are read The FASTP network print process reads the updated FASTCNFG file be...

Page 296: ...it does determine the error recovery required for the file system error For more detailed information about file system errors including recovery actions refer to the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG file Cause This message applies to all FASTP network...

Page 297: ... FASTCNFG File Alteration on page 2 19 If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only FASTPXNS received an illegal answer to an XNS Courier request Courier is a protocol used to establish...

Page 298: ...xadecimal display of some of the data received from the printer Cause This message applies to FASTPTCP only FASTPTCP has been configured with DRAIN YES and DRAINLOG YES received input data from the printer Effect This message is informational only Recovery If no other errors occur no action is needed You can change DRAINLOG NO to eliminate this message For more information see the description of t...

Page 299: ...PU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name fastcnfg is the FASTCNFG file name Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only The X25NUA value specified for the device in the FASTCNFG file is invalid Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Correct the X25NUA parameter in the specified FASTCNFG file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device m...

Page 300: ... closed in the Spooler even though the job usually has been completely printed The device will be stuck on this print job preventing other jobs from printing Recovery If the job has completely printed delete the job from the Spooler If only XON XOFF characters are displayed in hex data reconfigure the AWAN or terminal server port to use XON XOFF reconfigure the printer to suppress the XON XOFF if ...

Page 301: ...ce name is the Spooler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only The RECOVERY value specified for the device in the FASTCNFG file is invalid the only allowed values are NORMAL and REPRINT Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Correct the RECOVERY value in the specified FASTCNFG file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart a...

Page 302: ...e Cause The specified device name was configured as CONTYPE X25 but the IOP associated with this device name is not X25AM 61 Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Either change the CONTYPE configuration so that it matches that of the IOP associated with the device or specify another device name that actually is associated with an X25AM subdevice 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of...

Page 303: ...s the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number pppp is the page number of the first possible duplicate page Cause The Spooler supervisor instructed the FASTP network print process to resume printing on a device after an earlier communications error Effect Because the nature of the earlier error is such that data might have been lost the...

Page 304: ...age back to FASTPTCP Effect Refer to the description of the other error message that appears with this message Recovery Refer to the description of the other error message that appears with this message 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name name is the name of SVCMACRO that could not be found fastcnfg is the FASTCNFG file name Cause The FA...

Page 305: ...onfiguration Cause This error applies to SNAX devices only The FASTP network print process detected a conflict between the CHARMAP conversion value specified in the Spooler configuration and the value returned by the Guardian SETMODE 144 call Effect The FASTP network print process uses the SETMODE 144 value in place of the value specified by the CHARMAP parameter Recovery If the error persists con...

Page 306: ...ss number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name job num is the job number Cause CONTROLBUF 110 was used to supply a substitute shift to single byte string to the MBCS_TANDEM_TO_EXTERNAL procedure and the supplied string exceeds twenty bytes in length Effect The string is truncated to twenty bytes Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in T...

Page 307: ...rror persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name fastcnfg is the FASTCNFG file name Cause The FASTCNFG entry for this device does not specify a PRINTERADDRESS parameter or no FASTCNFG file exists for this device Effect No printing occurs the...

Page 308: ...d See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Recovery See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for recovery actions for file system errors NetWare Error Hex 00210030 Hex 002100D1 Hex 002100D3 Hex 002100D5 Hex 002100F5 or Hex 002100FF Cause The NetWare file server print queue job is in an error state Effect FASTPNOV puts any devices rep...

Page 309: ... See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors netware error is an error returned from the NetWare LAN If a value of 0 is returned a file system error has occurred Any other value indicates a NetWare error This error applies to FASTPNOV only The cause effect and recovery vary based on the NetWare error returned as follows NetWare Error 0 Cause A file ...

Page 310: ...and recovery vary based on the NetWare error returned as follows NetWare Error 0 Cause A file system error has occurred Effect The effect depends on which file system error occurred See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Recovery See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for recovery actions for file system errors NetWare Error Hex ...

Page 311: ...server entry in the FASTCNFG file is correctly specified Restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically NetWare Error Hex 000900F9 Cause All of the connection slots for the NetWare file server are in use Effect FASTPNOV continues attempting to attach to the NetWare file server for the number of retries and the retry interval specified in the...

Page 312: ...se A file system error has occurred Effect The effect depends on which file system error occurred See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Recovery See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for recovery actions for file system errors NetWare Error Hex 00070096 Cause The NetWare file server has used all of its memory Effect FASTPNOV co...

Page 313: ...ries and the retry interval specified in its FASTCNFG file Recovery Delete files from the NetWare file server or provide more disk space NetWare Error Hex 002100D0 Cause The NetWare file server print queue is in an error state Effect FASTPNOV puts any devices representing print queues for the NetWare file server offline Recovery Check the print queue configuration on the NetWare file server Restar...

Page 314: ... server for the number of retries and the retry interval specified in its FASTCNFG file Recovery When the job is complete the print queue can service the next available job NetWare Error Hex 002100D8 Cause The NetWare file server print queue is not in an active state Effect FASTPNOV puts any devices representing print queues for the NetWare file server offline Recovery Check the print queue config...

Page 315: ...ber CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name file err is the file system error returned See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors netware error is an error returned from the NetWare LAN If a value of 0 is returned a file system error has occurred Any other value indicates a NetWare error This error applies to FASTPNOV only The...

Page 316: ...ler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPTCP only FASTPTCP could not find a device record for the specified device in a FASTKCON or FASTCNFG file This message is accompanied by the message proc num DEV device name FASTCNFG error in cnfg file Param ADDRESS Effect No printing occurs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Add the device record to FASTC...

Page 317: ...ame of the TLAM IOP If your installation doesn t use ZNET check that you have added a DEFINE SCP statement before running the Spooler supervisor If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 For FASTPX25 the cause effect and recovery are as follows Cause FASTPX25 could not open the SCP process to solicit SU information from X...

Page 318: ...es are typically used when transferring data to be printed This error indicates a protocol violation by either party Data might have been lost Effect The device is placed offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device n...

Page 319: ...the Spooler device name file err is the file system error See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only FASTPXNS encountered a Guardian error when posting a READX call on the X25AM port Effect FASTPXNS abends Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Rep...

Page 320: ...alues and the actions FASTPXNS performs in response see Table 7 4 on page 7 18 Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only and reports the status of the printer component of the Xerox printing system By default FASTPXNS only reports printer status when it is likely to impair the successful delivery of Spooler jobs However if DEV PARM 2 is set on in Spoolcom FASTPXNS reports the Xerox printer statu...

Page 321: ... Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for explanations of file system errors ncb retcode is a NetBIOS return code from the NCB returned by WSPTP smb class is the SMB class code returned from the remote SMB client smb status is the SMB status code returned from the remote SMB client ncb name is the NetBIOS name from the NCB Cause An error occurred while establishing an SMB session with the...

Page 322: ...ht return a status code recognized by FASTPTCP and normal operation continues If a valid status is not received after repeated retries then one of the following effects can occur The Spooler print job can be requeued and the Spooler device placed offline This can result in the same job being reprinted one or more times The end of the print job could be truncated The print job might be terminated b...

Page 323: ...ifficulty obtaining the Ethernet address of the TLAM controller This address is obtained using the SPI interface to TLAM through the SCP process usually ZNET Effect The device is placed offline Recovery To correct the problem Ensure that the SCP process is running correctly Check that the following command works correctly SCF INFO SERVICE lan L18023 where lan is the name of the TLAM IOP If your in...

Page 324: ...ce provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name token name is the name of the token nnnnnn is the octal return code from the SSGETTKN procedure This message can be generated by FASTPXNS or FASTPX25 only For FASTPXNS the cause effect and recovery are as follows Cause FASTP...

Page 325: ...rmation to verify that the X25AM SU is configured to use an SVC Effect If FASTPX25 cannot obtain this information it assumes that the SU uses an SVC and attempts to print Recovery If your print job is unsuccessful check the following Ensure that the SCP process is running correctly If your installation doesn t use ZNET check that you have added a DEFINE SCP statement before running the Spooler Sup...

Page 326: ...e added a DEFINE SCP statement before running the Spooler Supervisor If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 For FASTPX25 the cause effect and recovery are as follows Cause FASTPX25 could not initialize the SPI buffer using the SSINIT procedure FASTPX25 uses this information to verify that the X25AM SU is configured to ...

Page 327: ...ng difficulty obtaining the Ethernet address of the TLAM controller This address is obtained using the SPI interface to TLAM through the SCP process usually ZNET Effect The device is placed offline Recovery To correct the problem Ensure that the SCP process is running correctly Check that the following command works correctly SCF INFO SERVICE lan L18023 where lan is the name of the TLAM IOP If you...

Page 328: ...ervisor If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name status is the Xerox spooler status For a list of the Xerox spooler status values and the actions FASTPXNS performs in response see Table 7 2 on page 7 17 Cause This message app...

Page 329: ...device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name name is the name of the item in the SVCLIST Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only The specified SVCLIST item name is not an X25AM subdevice Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Delete or correct the invali...

Page 330: ...line Recovery Delete or correct the invalid item in the SVCLIST and restart the device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name fastcnfg is the FASTCNFG file name Cause This message applies to FASTPX25 only The SVCs specified for this device brings the total number o...

Page 331: ...lies to FASTPX25 only FASTPX25 could not decode the list of SVCs specified for this device Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Ensure that the SVCs specified are valid X25AM SU names each SVC is separated by at least one space and the list is terminated with a semicolon 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name fastcnfg is the FASTCNF...

Page 332: ...s were specified in the FASTCNFG file for this device You cannot specify both of these attributes for the same device Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Remove either the SVCLIST or SVCMACRO attribute from the FASTCNFG file and restart the Spooler device Depending on the device configuration the device might restart automatically 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process ...

Page 333: ...es a temporary file to stage print job data with PROTOCOL LPD A file system error was detected when using this file Effect The Spooler job is terminated and requeued and the Spooler device is placed offline Recovery Purge the file specified for the TEMPFILE parameter for the device If TEMPFILE specifies a complete file name either use a unique file name for each device change TEMPFILE to specify o...

Page 334: ...ng Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name nnnnnn indicates the number of times FASTPXNS sent the packet time indicates the time in units of 10 milliseconds that FASTPXNS waited for a response seq num indicates the Send Sequence number in the packet that was sent Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only FASTPXNS could...

Page 335: ...s prints the job but the job might not print as intended Recovery Reduce the complexity of CONTROLBUF 103 calls in the print and or font job If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name nnnnnn is the unexpected answer type that w...

Page 336: ... process device name is the Spooler device name procname further identifies the procedure The value is either PRINTSTART2 PRINTREAD or PRINTINFO nnn is a status code returned by the USER_procname procedure Cause A user conversion routine returned a non zero status value Effect Varies based on the user conversion routine Recovery Varies based on the user conversion routine Consult the Guardian Proc...

Page 337: ...sage only 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name param name is one of the attributes for FASTPSMB devices cnfg file is the name of the FASTCNFG file Cause This message applies to FASTPSMB only The specified parameter had an invalid value specified in the FASTCNFG file Effect No printing occurs the Spooler job is requeued and the Spooler dev...

Page 338: ...M through SCP This error indicates FASTPXNS is having difficulty obtaining the Ethernet address of the TLAM controller This address is obtained using the SPI interface to TLAM through the SCP process usually ZNET Effect The device is placed offline Recovery To correct the problem Ensure that the SCP process is running correctly Check that the following command works correctly SCF INFO SERVICE lan ...

Page 339: ... SCP statement before running the Spooler Supervisor If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name nnnnnn is the packet type received Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only FASTPXNS received an XNS Level 1 response from the s...

Page 340: ...the remote printer This error is only recorded when bit 2 20000 of the PARM attribute of the Spoolcom DEV command is set Effect The supervisor considers error 140 to be a retryable error and directs FASTPX25 to retry the printing operation at the interval configured by the Spoolcom DEV RETRY value As a default FASTPXNS attempts to reprint the job at the last known correctly printed page As a resul...

Page 341: ...nterval configured by the Spoolcom DEV RETRY value As a default FASTPXNS attempts to reprint the job at the last known correctly printed page As a result FASTPX25 might reprint certain pages Recovery Under normal circumstances no operator intervention is required However you can modify the supervisor s response to this error by means of the RECOVERY attribute in the FASTCNFG file The default value...

Page 342: ... by means of the RECOVERY attribute in the FASTCNFG file The default value is NORMAL which results in the behavior described above If you set this attribute to REPRINT FASTPX25 returns to the first page of the job when printing is resumed 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name nnn is the contents of the cause field in the X 25 reset packet ...

Page 343: ...s device name is the Spooler device name x25su is the X25AM subdevice fastcnfg is the FASTCNFG file name Cause The X25AM SU value that corresponds to the X25NUA attribute in the FASTCNFG file is configured to use a Permanent Virtual Circuit The SU value specified for X25NUA must be configured to use an SVC Effect The device is placed offline Recovery Specify an X25NUA attribute that corresponds to...

Page 344: ...ASTPXNS only FASTPXNS did not receive a Courier exchange version response Courier is a protocol used to establish the environment before printing and after printing Effect This message is only a warning FASTPXNS attempts to continue setting up for print job transfer Recovery If the error persists it could indicate a Xerox software problem Contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooti...

Page 345: ...r Effect The device is placed offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process device name is the Spooler device name Cause This message applies to FASTPXNS only FASTPXNS did not receive a response to the XNS Courier Get Printer Status RPC which determine...

Page 346: ...oblem when attempting to send a Start Print command to the printer Effect The device is placed offline Recovery If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process nnnnnn is an octal return code from the relevant Spooler system operation These return codes are defined in the...

Page 347: ...sage can only occur when the print process has been improperly started The most likely cause is the TACL RUN command was inadvertently used Effect The FASTP network print process stops Recovery Do not use TACL RUN commands for FASTP network print processes use the normal Spooler mechanism as described in Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process on page 2 4 If the error persists contact your servi...

Page 348: ... started The most likely cause is the TACL RUN command was inadvertently used Effect The FASTPTCP process stops Recovery Do not use TACL RUN commands for FASTPTCP processes use the normal Spooler mechanism as described in Configuring a FASTP Network Print Process on page 2 4 If the error persists contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 p...

Page 349: ...ts contact your service provider as described in Troubleshooting and Reporting Problems on page 8 1 512 proc num is the process number CPU PIN of the process nnnnnn is an octal return code from the PRINTREAD operation Error codes returned by the PRINTREAD procedure are described in the Spooler Programmer s Guide Cause The FASTP network print process was attempting to extract job data for printing ...

Page 350: ...EMS Messages Spooler FASTP Network Print Processes Manual 427528 006 B 138 FASTP EMS 512 Text Messages ...

Page 351: ...rations for FASTP network printers 2 39 considerations for FASTPNOV 5 11 COPIES for all FASTP network printers 2 40 for FASTPNOV 5 11 DELETE 2 40 FORM for all FASTP network printers 2 40 for FASTPNOV 5 11 HOLD 2 40 HOLDAFTER for all FASTP network printers 2 40 for FASTPNOV 5 11 LINK 2 40 LOC 2 40 OWNER for all FASTP network printers 2 40 for FASTPNOV 5 11 REPORT for all FASTP network printers 2 40...

Page 352: ... record 8 8 CONTROLBUF operations CONTROLBUF 100 7 21 CONTROLBUF 101 2 28 CONTROLBUF 103 2 29 CONTROLBUF 109 2 30 CONTROLBUF 110 2 30 CONTROLBUF 111 2 30 CONTROLBUF 112 7 21 in example Font script file 7 23 CONTROLBUF 113 2 31 CONTROLBUF 114 3 53 CONTROLBUF 115 3 53 CONTROLBUF 116 3 53 CONTROLBUF 117 3 53 CONTROLBUF 118 3 53 CONTROLBUF 119 3 54 CONTROLBUF 120 3 54 CONTROLBUF 121 3 54 CONTROLBUF 12...

Page 353: ... 47 DEPTH attribute 7 13 DESTADDR attribute for X25AM 6 5 DEV attributes ALIGN 2 7 CHARMAP 2 7 CLEAR 2 7 DELETE 2 7 DEVRESET 2 7 DEVTYPE 2 8 DRAIN 2 8 ENDFF 2 8 EXCLUSIVE 2 8 special considerations 2 19 FIFO 2 8 for FASTPNOV 5 5 for FASTPSMB 4 5 for FASTPTCP 3 11 for FASTPX25 6 10 for FASTPXNS 7 9 FORM 2 8 HEADER 2 8 JOB 2 8 LUEOLVALUE 2 8 LUEOLWHEN 2 8 LUTOFVALUE 2 9 PARM 2 9 PREXLATE 2 9 PROCESS...

Page 354: ... device name Spooler defining for Spooler subsystem 2 15 for FASTPNOV 5 4 for FASTPX25 6 9 for FASTPXNS 7 8 general format 2 6 device subtype for FASTPNOV 5 5 for FASTPSMB 4 4 4 5 for FASTPTCP 3 12 device Spooler attributes for all FASTP network print processes 2 7 for FASTPNOV 5 5 for FASTPSMB 4 5 for FASTPTCP 3 11 for FASTPX25 6 10 for FASTPXNS 7 9 DEVRESET attribute for all FASTP network print ...

Page 355: ...2 18 DEFAULT keyword 3 41 DEVICE attributes defined 2 24 for FASTPNOV 5 6 for FASTPSMB 4 5 for FASTPTCP 3 15 for FASTPTCP HP JetDirect connection 3 26 for FASTPTCP Lexmark connection 3 32 for FASTPTCP Microplex connection 3 34 for FASTPTCP serial printer connection 3 21 for FASTPTCP TCP IP direct connection 3 20 for FASTPTCP TTAP printer connection 3 24 for FASTPX25 6 13 for FASTPXNS 7 11 DEVICE k...

Page 356: ...8 batch job considerations 5 11 CHARSET attribute 5 9 configuration tasks 5 3 control of NetWare print jobs 5 14 CONTYPE attribute 5 7 DEV attributes 5 5 DEVICE attributes 5 6 DEVICE name 5 7 device name Spooler 5 4 device subtype 5 5 device Spooler attributes 5 5 DEVRESET attribute 5 5 DEVTYPE attribute 5 5 error recovery considerations 5 12 EXCLUSIVE attribute 5 5 FASTCNFG file example 5 9 FORM ...

Page 357: ...P devices 3 17 for LPD connection 3 36 BANNERCLASS attribute 3 39 BLOCK attribute 3 18 BURSTBANNER attribute 3 39 configuration tasks 3 9 CONTYPE attribute 3 16 DATAFIRST attribute 3 37 DEFAULT entry in FASTCNFG file 3 41 DEV attributes 3 11 DEVICE attributes for all FASTPTCP devices 3 15 for FASTPTCP HP JetDirect connection 3 26 for FASTPTCP Lexmark connection 3 32 for FASTPTCP Microplex connecti...

Page 358: ...onnection 3 26 for Lexmark connection 3 32 SOURCEFILE attribute 3 37 3 39 Spooler DEV attributes 3 11 subtype device 3 12 TCP IP A attribute for all FASTPTCP devices 3 19 for Lexmark connection 3 33 TCP IP B attribute for all FASTPTCP devices 3 19 for Lexmark connection 3 33 TELNET terminal server requirements 3 5 TEMPFILE attribute 3 37 TIMEOUT attribute 3 19 UNLINK attribute 3 39 USERID attribut...

Page 359: ...7 4 HOLDOFF attribute 7 13 installation requirements 7 2 installation tasks 7 7 installation troubleshooting 7 15 JSL file 7 4 7 5 JSL file example 7 5 LAN considerations 7 3 object file 2 3 PARM attribute 7 9 post connection problem troubleshooting 7 16 printer software requirements 7 4 PRINTERADDRESS attribute 7 12 RESETJDE attribute 7 13 RESETJDL attribute 7 13 RETRIES attribute 7 14 ROUTER att...

Page 360: ...command BATCH subcommand 2 40 JOB subcommand 2 38 HOLDAFTER subcommand BATCH subcommand for all FASTP network printers 2 40 for FASPNOV 5 11 JOB subcommand 2 39 HOLDOFF attribute 7 13 Host Interface Processor HIP software 7 4 host name replacement 3 53 HOSTNAME attribute 3 37 HOSTS entry in FASTCNFG file 3 14 HP JetDirect connection DEVICE attributes 3 26 FASTCNFG file example 3 31 3 35 I identifi...

Page 361: ...tions for FASTP network printers 2 38 considerations for FASTPNOV 5 10 COPIES for all FASTP network printers 2 38 for FASTPNOV 5 10 DELETE 2 38 FORM for all FASTP network printers 2 38 for FASTPNOV 5 10 HOLD 2 38 HOLDAFTER 2 39 LOC 2 39 OWNER for all FASTP network printers 2 39 for FASTPNOV 5 10 REPORT for all FASTP network printers 2 39 for FASTPNOV 5 10 SELPRI 2 39 START 2 39 STATUS 2 39 JOBNAME...

Page 362: ...30 N national language substitution A 2 national use characters A 2 NetBIOS error messages 4 15 protocol 4 1 NetWare error messages 5 15 print job attributes Banner File 5 14 Banner File Name 5 15 Banner Name 5 14 Byte Mode 5 15 Defer Printing 5 14 File Contents 5 14 Form 5 14 Header File Name 5 15 Job Description 5 14 Number of Copies 5 14 Operator Hold 5 15 Print Banner 5 15 Server Sequence 5 15...

Page 363: ...TCP Lexmark connection 3 33 for FASTPTCP TTAP connection 3 25 POLLSTRING attribute 3 29 POLLTYPE keyword for FASTPTCP 3 28 POLLTYPENAME attribute for FASTPTCP HP JetDirect connection 3 27 POOLKEY attribute 4 13 PORT attribute 3 17 PostScript printing enabling 2 37 3 55 post connection problem troubleshooting for FASTPXNS 7 16 PR text title replacement 3 54 PREXLATE attribute for all FASTP network ...

Page 364: ...AVE command FASTKCUT 3 48 3 52 security for a FASTCNFG file 2 19 security for a FASTKCON file 3 50 select character set 2 37 SELPRI subcommand BATCH subcommand 2 41 JOB subcommand 2 39 separator characters and FASTCNFG file 2 21 2 22 serial printer connection DEVICE attributes 3 21 FASTCNFG file example 3 23 SERVER attribute 5 8 Server Message Block SMB protocol 4 1 Server Sequence NetWare print j...

Page 365: ...for FASTPNOV 5 11 command file example 2 16 commands used for FASTP network print process configuration 2 5 DEV command 2 5 JOB subcommand considerations for FASTP network printers 2 38 for FASTPNOV 5 10 LOC command 2 5 OPEN command 2 5 PRINT command 2 5 Spooler configuration file example 2 16 configuration tasks 2 14 creating a print process 2 14 DEV attributes for all FASTP network print process...

Page 366: ...8 9 Suppress Form Feed NetWare print job attribute 5 15 SUSPEND attribute 2 10 SVCLIST attribute 6 15 SVCMACRO attribute 6 15 switched virtual circuit SVC considerations for FASTPX25 6 6 6 7 T Tab Size NetWare print job attribute 5 15 Tabs NetWare print job attribute 5 15 TCP IP direct connection DEVICE attributes 3 20 TCP IP A attribute for all FASTPTCP devices 3 19 for FASTPTCP Lexmark connectio...

Page 367: ...tus In identifier record 8 9 Supervisor Job Status Out identifier record 8 9 TROFFB file name 3 54 TROFFI file name 3 54 TROFFR file name 3 54 TROFFS file name 3 54 TRUNC attribute 2 10 TTAP printer connection DEVICE attributes 3 24 TYPE attribute 4 14 U unexpected errors processing 2 42 UNLINK attribute for FASTPTCP LPD connection 3 39 UNLINK subcommand BATCH subcommand 2 41 UPDATE command FASTKC...

Page 368: ...17 status values 7 18 Xerox print engine described 7 17 Xerox printer alternative Start Print command 7 21 software requirements for FASTPXNS 7 4 status values 7 18 Xerox spooler described 7 17 status values 7 17 Xerox Start Print command 7 19 Xerox status reporting 7 17 XNS error messages 7 24 XNS Start Print command 7 19 XREF attribute 2 10 X 3 parameters configuration of 6 5 ...

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