======================================================================= UNIX Printing Solution User's Manual for RICOH Aficio MP 2851/MP 3351 COPYRIGHT (C) 1999-2009 RICOH COMPANY,LTD. All rights reserved Version: 26.0.0 ======================================================================= Software License Agreement YOU, THE END USER, SHALL USE THIS SOFTWARE ("THE SOFTWARE") ACCORDING TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT. BY LOADING THE SOFTWARE INTO ANY COMPUTER, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS. IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, YOU MAY NOT LOAD THIS SOFTWARE INTO ANY COMPUTER. Grant of License The Software is licensed for use by you for the equipment packaged with the Software or designated by its supplier ("the equipment"). You are permitted to use the Software on any computer which permits electronic access to the equipment. You are not permitted to rent or lease the Software or to transfer your rights under this license to a third party. 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This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of California, USA and is subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal District courts for the Central District of California by a judge and not a jury. ======================================================================= Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Supported UNIX Platforms 3. System Requirements 4. Installation and Uninstallation 4.1 Requirements 4.2 Installation 4.3 Uninstallation 5. Specifying Device Options 6. Limitations and Known Issues 6.1 Function-related Issues 6.2 OS-related Issues 7. Release File Contents 8. Supported Device Options 8.1 Device Options 8.2 AIX Virtual Printer 8.3 Constraints ======================================================================= 1. Introduction The UNIX Printing Solution enables users on the UNIX network environment to use the rich array of print features supported by the printers. Depending on the model of the printer, these features may include duplex printing, stapling, punching, input/output tray selection, paper size selection, media type selection, filter banner page, print quality and color-related feature selection and etc. The user is expected to use the UNIX command "lp" to print an input file. Device options are specified by using the "-o" option of the "lp" print command. The UNIX Printing Solution supports printing of input files of Text, PostScript and other types. But support of device options is provided only for input files of Text and PostScript types. The UNIX Printing Solution utility can automatically detect Text, PostScript of input files specified on the command line if each file is of a unique type (i.e., it cannot be a combined stream of more than one different type). Alternatively, the user can use the file type option "-o text", "-o ps" "-o pdf", "-o nofilter" or "-o raw" to specify the input file of Text (or ASCII), PostScript, Adobe PDF or any other type respectively. When used, these options will override the result of automatic file type detection. Please note that in case the multiple input files on the command line are of different types, the user should not use the above type options and should instead leave it to the utility to detect the file types. The device option supported in this utility is achieved by inserting appropriate printing commands into the original input document to perform print features specified by the user. More specifically, PCL commands are used in case of a Text input file and PostScript commands are used in case of a PostScript input file. If the input file is of any other type as detected by this utility or specified by using the "-o nofilter" or "-o raw" option, this utility will do nothing but dump the input file to the printer. The UNIX Printing Solution is provided with an all-in-one installation program that easily installs this utility on the user's system. ======================================================================= 2. Supported UNIX Platforms The UNIX Printing Solution is supported on the following UNIX systems. . Sun Solaris 2.6, 7, 8, 9, 10 . HP-UX 10.x and 11.x/11iv2/11iv3 . IBM AIX V4.3/5L V5.1, V5.2, V5.3 . SCO OpenServer 5.0.6, 5.0.7, 6.0 . RedHat Linux 6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 9 (The printing system needs to be switched to LPRng) . RedHat Linux Enterprise: CUPS will need to be disabled, and if not already on your system LPRng printing software package will need to be installed. This can be downloaded at www.LPRng.org ======================================================================= 3. System Requirements The following are required for installation of the UNIX Printing Solution: . A supported printer with valid TCP/IP network connection . A supported UNIX platform ======================================================================= 4. Installation and Uninstallation 4.1 Requirements: A supported printer with a valid IP address on a TCP/IP network 4.2 Installation: The following steps need to be followed to install the UNIX Printing Solution: 1) User login as "root" 2) Create a new temporary directory. If you use the default /tmp directory, installation may fail 3) Change to the temporary directory created 4) Extract files from the distributed tar file, using the command "tar -xvf file_name". The installation program "unix_installer", together with other files, should now exist in the new directory "RICOH" 5) Make sure "unix_installer" has execution permission. If not, use the command "chmod" to change the mode of the program to be executable 6) Type "./unix_installer" and hit Enter to start the installation 7) Follow the instructions on the screen and answer the questions For IBM AIX, two solutions are provided. The user can create a standard AIX print queue or an AIX Virtual Printer. During installation, the user is prompted for the following information: . A valid printer Hostname or IP Address for printer . A name for the installed printer The installation creates two printer entries for device option support, one remote and the other local. The local entry is named with the printer name provided by the user during installation. The user can verify a successful installation by issuing one of the following commands: . On Sun Solaris, HP-UX: lp -d PRINTER_NAME test_file_name . On IBM AIX: qprt -PPRINTER_NAME test_file_name . On Linux: lpr -PPRINTER_NAME test_file_name . On SCO OpenServer: lp -d PRINTER_NAME test_file_name or lpr -d PRINTER_NAME test_file_name 4.3 Uninstallation: The following steps need to be followed to uninstall the UNIX Printing Solution: 1) Login as "root". 2) Type "./uninstall [Printer_Name]" and hit Enter to start the uninstallation 3) Follow the instructions on the screen and answer any possible questions If a version of this utility is already installed on the system, the user will need to uninstall the utility before installing a newer version of this utility. Please note that uninstallation does not remove all the files related to this utility. The user will need to manually remove the files if this is desired, by following these steps: On Sun Solaris, HP-UX: (1) Stop LP print service Command: lpshut (2) Remove Printer Command: lpadmin -x PRINTER_NAME (3) HP-UX Restart LP Printer service Command: lpsched (4) Sun Solaris Restart LP Printer service Command: /usr/lib/lp/lpsched (5) Delete printer filter from /etc/lp/interface(s) On IBM AIX: Delete the printer configuration entries from /etc/qconfig, also delete the printer filter from /usr/local/bin/myfilters. For AIX Virtual Printer, also delete the XXX.pcl and XXX.ps files installed from this package. Delete them from /usr/lib/lpd/pio/predef. On Red Hat Linux: Delete the printer configuration entries from the printcap file (/etc/printcap or /etc/printcap.local by default), then delete the queue directories for the printers in (/var/spool/lpd, by default). User may also need to delete the filter from /usr/share/linux_filters (default). On SCO OpenServer 5.0.6/5.0.7/6.0: Delete the printer configuration entries from the printcap file, then delete the queue directories for the printers, if the utility was installed with device option support. (1) Disable print queue Command: disable PRINTER_NAME (2) Remove Printer Command: lpadmin -x PRINTER_NAME ======================================================================= 5. Specifying Device Options The user is expected to use the UNIX command "lp" to print an input file. The device options are specified by using the "-o" option of the "lp" command. There is no limit on the number of "-o" options that can be used. The user can specify any valid device options supported by this utility. Excepet for AIX Virtual Printer, the supported device options can be found in Section 8.1 of this document. For AIX Virtual Printer, refer to Section 8.2 for details of the supported device options. Only four device options are available for AIX Virtual Printer at present. The "lp" command has local variations on different UNIX platforms. The following are the syntax of the command on different UNIX systems: 1. On Sys V like UNIX, such as Sun Solaris, HP-UX and SCO OpenServer: lp -d -o option1=value1 -o option2=value2... 2. On BSD like UNIX, such as RedHat Linux: lpr -P -Z option1=value1 -Z option2=value2... 3. On IBM AIX: qprt -P -o option1=value1 -o option2=value2... ======================================================================= 6. Limitations and Known Issues 6.1 Function-related Issues . When specifying the use of certain device options, the user needs to make sure the printer accessories are available for the desired functions that are installed on the printer. For example, a finisher with stapling capability needs to be installed in order to perform any stapling functions. The utility itself does not enforce or check these types of constraints. For the information of constraints of supported device options for each printer, please refer to Section 8 of this document. . Also it is the users responsibility to make sure that the combination of options specified generates a meaningful output. For example, a side binding duplex output should not be stapled with options like "Top 2". The utility itself does not check the validity of the print output. . The user needs to keep in mind that the UNIX print command "lp" does not provide status feedback from a remote printer. Therefore it may not be possible to get feedback information from the printer or cancel a print job. This is the way the "lp" command is implemented on UNIX systems. . The device options supported in this utility are based on the PostScript and PCL drivers on the MS Windows 2000 platform. Due to implementation difficulties on UNIX platforms, some print features supported in the PostScript driver on MS Windows 2000 platform are not included in this utility. These features include the following: - Pages per Sheet (Filter only supports 2-up) - Page Order - Scaling - Custom Paper Size - Mirrored/Negative Output - Font-related features in PostScript - PostScript Output features (Optimized for speed, optimized for portability, EPS, Archive format) - Watermark-related features - ICM (Image Color Management) features . Also due to implementation difficulties on UNIX platforms, the device options supported for Text and for PostScript input files may be different. . Some of the device options found in the PPD files of the corresponding PostScript/Windows 2000 driver are not supported if these options are not on the GUI of the driver. . Device options set by using this UNIX Printing Solution will overwrite any options set by the applications. . For some printers, Duplex/Staple/Punch may fail if the paper feeding direction (Short Edge Feeding/Long Edge Feeding) is not compatible with the current selection of Duplex and Orientation. . The user is advised to use the Standard input tray when duplex, stapling and punching are also specified. . The user is advised to specify paper size before specifying the input tray on the command line. . If both Orientation and Line Per Inch (lpi) need to be specified, the user needs to specify the Orientation option before specifying the Line Per Inch option. . Limitations regarding automatic file type detection - PostScript files that do not have a PostScript header (such as %!PS) might not be detected correctly. - Adobe PDF files that do not have a PDF header might not be detected correctly. . Limitations regarding Filter Banner Page - On HP-UX, the print request id is displayed instead of "Job Name" (file name). . This printer supports Adobe PDF language. . The Unix Filter supports PDF printing, but does not support device options. . The Unix Filter does not support CUPS (Common Unix Printing System). It supports only LPRng. 6.2 OS-related Issues . Device option support has been tested only on the following UNIX platforms: - Sun Solaris 2.6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - HP-UX 10.x/11.x/11iv2/11iv3 - RedHat Linux 6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 9 and Enterprise - IBM AIX V4.3/5L V5.1,V5.2, V5.3 - SCO OpenServer 5.0.6, 5.0.7, 6.0 . IBM AIX 4.x, 5.x Issues This utility has been tested on "IBM AIX Printing System". IBM AIX may offer both IBM AIX and System V printing systems. On IBM AIX 5.1, before running the unix_installer to install a printer, the user needs to manually edit the hosts file under /etc to add a line with the IP address and host name for the printer to be installed. Use "-o nn=#" to specify the number of copies. . Red Hat Linux 7.1 Issues System utilities like the "printtool" on Red Hat Linux 7.1 will overwrite any previous changes made to "/etc/printcap". The user is advised to choose "/etc/printcap.local" during installation to prevent the settings from being changed by the other utilities. The installation program chooses "/etc/printcap.local" by default. . Red Hat Linux 7.0 Issues LPRng and the file package are required for device option support. They are installed by default for Red Hat Linux 7.0 or above. Use "-Znn=#" to specify the number of copies. Generic "lp" command option "-K #" is disabled for device option support because it may not work properly for collated printing, Sample Print or Locked Print job type printing and filter banner page printing. Printers installed will not show up in PRINTTOOL. . HP-UX Issues The printer name chosen on HP-UX 10.x or 11.x should be limited to no more than 11 characters. The user should use the option "-n#" to specify the number of copies. . Sun Solaris Issues User should use the option "-n#" to specify the number of copies. . SCO OpenServer 5.0.6, 5.0.7 and 6.0 Issues User should use the option "-n#" to specify the number of copies. ======================================================================= 7. Release File Contents The distribution file of the UNIX Printing Solution is xxxxx_unix_filter.tar. The user needs to extract the release files from the ".tar" file by using the following command: tar -xvf xxxxx_unix_filter.tar After the extraction, the user will see the following files: . EULA -- the software license agreement . rpconfig -- the default value installation. execute "./rpconfig" command from current directory. . XXX.1 -- the man page script . XXX.1.Z -- the man page for SCO unix . unix_installer -- the installation program . uninstall -- the uninstallation program . sol_XXXX -- the filter programs that provide device option support . UserManual -- the User's Manual of the UNIX Printing Solution . aix_head, aix_tail, lnx_head, lnx_tail, sun_head, sun_tail, hp_head, hp_tail, sco_head, sco_tail -- files needed to modify the print filter program on specific UNIX platforms . XXX.pcl -- the AIX Virtual Printer objects used to print Text files . XXX.ps -- the AIX Virtual Printer objects used to print PostScript files . pssample.ps, testsample.txt, pclsample.prn under sub-directory /SampleFiles -- Sample Postscript, Text and PCL DataStream files. These files can be used to troubleshoot possible file format compatibility issues. ======================================================================= 8. Supported Device Options This section specifies in detail the supported device options. Decisions on what device options should be supported in this utility are made based on the following: . The device options are supported in the PostScript driver or the PCL 5 driver on the MS Windows 2000 platform for this printer . Technically the device options should not be too difficult to implement on UNIX platforms by using the filter capability of the "lp" command's parameters Some of the supported device options on certain printer models will produce expected results only under certain conditions. For example, the certain staple options can be used only when a finisher accessory with a stapling function is installed on the printer and the selected stapling option conforms to the choice of duplex and possibly, media type options. Unless these conditions are met, use of the feature may not produce the expected results. Information regarding this type of constraint is also provided in this section. For the user's convenience, the debugging function of this utility can be accessed by using the "-o debug". The output is saved as text files (afc*.tmp) under "/tmp/". 8.1 Device Options (For quick reference, please use man page command, which is "man mp2851".) File Type: Specifies the type of input file. Text file -o text PostScript file -o ps Adobe PDF file -o pdf Others -o nofilter or -o raw Note: Use of file type options will override the result of this utility's automatic file type detection. RPCONFIG: Specifies default printing options rpconfig Please select settings: Note: The values have to be the same as defined in the UserManual 1. Paper Size=letter 2. Media Type=auto 3. Font Size=10 4. Input Tray=auto 5. Duplex=off 6. Edge to Edge=off 7. VMI=8 8. Form Line= 9. Compress Font= 10. User Code= q. Quit without saving e. Save and exit r. Reset f. Reset to factory settings Select setting: Note: To terminate RPCONFIG program please perform the following steps: Press CTRL + C for the following Operating Systems: Solaris, RedHat, AIX, and HP-UX Press "Delete Key": SCO OpenServer (Delete Key only works for SCO Unix) Filter Banner Page: Specifies the use of a customized banner page that includes the information containing the user name, host computer name, print job name (file name), date, time stamp and version of the UNIX Printing Solution utility. The filter banner page is off by default until specified by this option. If there are multiple input files on the command line, each will be printed with a filter banner page before it. -o fbanner Note: No filter banner page is printed if job type is specified. Orientation: Specifies print orientation Portrait -o portrait (Default) Landscape -o landscape Rotated Portrait -o rportrait (Text Only) Rotated Landscape -o rlandscape (Text Only) Note: Please set "Rotate By 180:ON" on printer side when printing PostScript files with orientation of landscape. Number of copies: Specifies the number of copies per file to be printed. The number of copies command varies according the Operation systems. The print commands are shown below. IBM AIX 4.x, 5.x -o nn=# Red Hat Linux 7.0 or above -Z nn=# Sun Solaris, HP-UX and SCO OpenServer -n# Pages per sheet: Print out 2 pages per sheet (2-up layout) 2-up layout -o 2up Note: We are currently supporting only 2-up layout with the text format file. (we do not support 4-up). 2-up cannot be used with hmi/hsi, fsize, vmi/vsi, cpi, lpi, autowrap, compress function. Font Size: Specifies the text font size in Characters Per Inch option. This utility will print the document with the specified font size and adjust the space between text lines accordingly so that text line overlapping does not occur. (Text only) # Font Size -o fsize# Note: Font size value (#) should be an integer greater than 0. The default is the printer's Default. The actual valid range depends on printer's specification for Font Pitch. Usually 1 to 100 for most printers. When used with font size, the Character Per Inch(cpi) option will not work. Line Per Inch: (Text only) # lpi -o lpi# Note: Valid lpi values (#) are 1,2,3,4,6,8,12,16,24 and 48. Default is 6. When used with Vertical Motion Index, the Line Per Inch(lpi) option will not work. Horizontal Motion Index: (Text only) # hmi -o hmi# or # hsi -o hsi# Note: Use the HMI to set the distance between columns, you can specify a value, the values can be set to decimal (Sample: 6, 6.85, 7, 10,....) The factory default font HMI value is 12 to give 10 characters per inch option. Vertical Motion Index: (Text only) # vmi -o vmi# or # vsi -o vsi# Note: Use the VMI to set the space between rows. You can specify a value by the decimal (Sample: 7, 8.25, 10,....). The factory default VMI value is 8. This is the same as six lines per inch option. When used with Vertical Motion Index, the Line Per Inch(lpi) option will not work. Characters Per Inch: (Text only) # cpi -o cpi# Note: The cpi value (#) should be greater than 0 and is valid to two decimal places. The default is the printer's default. The actual valid range depends on the printer's specification for Font Pitch. Usually 0.44 to 99.99 by 0.01 for most printers. This option will not work when the font size option is used. Character compression: (Text only) Compress -o compress or -o c or -o cpx Auto Wrap: specifies automatic end-of-line wrap when a line of text reaches the right margin. The default is Off, which usually results in clipping of text beyond the right margin. (Text only) Auto Wrap -o autowrap User ID: Specifies the User ID of a print job. A legal User ID is a string of up to 8 alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9), with no space in between. -o userid= User Code: Specifies the User Code of a print job. Enter a user code using up to 8 digits(0-9). A user code identifies a group of users and allows you to check the number of sheets printed under each code with SmartDeviceMonitor. User Code can be set up as a default value during the installation of UNIX filter script or use rpconfig command for setup after UNIX filter installation is completed. -o usercode= Password: Specifies the password of a print job. A legal password is a digit number of 4-8 bits. -o password= Note: User ID longer than 8 characters and Password longer than 8 characters will be truncated. Job Type: Specifies the type of a print job. Normal -o jobtype=normal -o userid= (Default) Sample Print -o jobtype=sample -o userid= Locked Print -o jobtype=locked -o userid= -o password= Hold Print -o jobtype=hold -o userid= -o filename= Stored Print -o jobtype=stored -o userid= -o filename= -o password= Store and Print -o jobtype=storeprint -o userid= -o filename= -o password= For Text files: Document Server -o jobtype=docsvr -o userid= -o filename= -o password= -o username= For PostScript files: Document Server -o jobtype=docsvr -o userid= -o filename= -o password= Note: 1. 'filename' option is unavailable for Normal Print, Sample Print and Locked Print. It allows user to enter a file name using up to 16 alphanumeric (a-z, A-Z, 0-9) characters (optional). It distinguishes a file from others. Since it is used until another file name is typed, be careful not to use secret codes like your password. It identifies individual files under 'Document Name' in the job history with SmartDeviceMonitor. 'username' option is only available for Document Server with text files. A legal username is a string of up to 16 alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9), with no space in between. 2. The file name displayed in the "Print jobs..." list on machine's front panel is the job request id for HP-UX, and the actual file name printed for other supported systems. Front Cover Print Mode:(Text only) Off -o fcmode=off (Default) Front Cover/Leave Blank -o fcmode=blank Front Cover/One Side Print -o fcmode=oneside Front Cover/Both Sides Print -o fcmode=bothsides Note: Front Cover options and Use Slip Sheet options can't be used together. Front Cover Input Tray:(Text only) Tray 1 -o fctray=tray1 (Default) Tray 2 -o fctray=tray2 Tray 3 -o fctray=tray3 Tray 3 (LCT) -o fctray=tray3lct Tray 4 -o fctray=tray4 Bypass Tray -o fctray=bypass Note: Front Cover Input Tray should be used together with Front Cover Print Mode options. Front Cover/Use Slip Sheet Body Tray:(Text only) Auto Select -o itray=auto (Default) Tray 1 -o itray=tray1 Tray 2 -o itray=tray2 Tray 3 -o itray=tray3 Tray 3 (LCT) -o itray=tray3lct Tray 4 -o itray=tray4 Bypass Tray -o itray=bypass Note: Front Cover/Use Slip Sheet Body Tray should be used together with Front Cover Print Mode options or Slip Sheet Print Mode options. For Slip Sheet Print Mode, Input Tray Selection can only be Bypass Tray, Tray 2 and Media Type can only be Transparency. Slip Sheet Print Mode:(Text only) Off -o slipmode=off (Default) Use Slip Sheet/Leave Blank -o slipmode=blank Use Slip Sheet/Print on Slip sheet -o slipmode=print Note: Front Cover options and Use Slip Sheet options can't be used together. Slip Sheet Input Tray:(Text only) Tray 1 -o sliptray=tray1 (Default) Tray 2 -o sliptray=tray2 Tray 3 -o sliptray=tray3 Tray 3 (LCT) -o sliptray=tray3lct Tray 4 -o sliptray=tray4 Bypass Tray -o sliptray=bypass Note: Slip Sheet Input Tray should be used together with Slip Sheet Print Mode options. Paper Size: Specifies the size of the paper to be used Letter -o paper=letter (Default) Letter (Full Bleed) -o paper=letter-fb (PostScript Only) Executive -o paper=executive Executive (Full Bleed) -o paper=executive-fb (PostScript Only) Legal -o paper=legal Legal (Full Bleed) -o paper=legal-fb (PostScript Only) 11x17 -o paper=11x17 11x17 (Full Bleed) -o paper=11x17-fb (PostScript Only) A3 -o paper=A3 A3 (Full Bleed) -o paper=A3-fb (PostScript Only) A4 -o paper=A4 A4 (Full Bleed) -o paper=A4-fb (PostScript Only) A5 -o paper=A5 A5 (Full Bleed) -o paper=A5-fb (PostScript Only) A6 -o paper=A6 A6 (Full Bleed) -o paper=A6-fb (PostScript Only) B4 JIS -o paper=B4 B4 JIS (Full Bleed) -o paper=B4-fb (PostScript Only) B5 JIS -o paper=B5 B5 JIS (Full Bleed) -o paper=B5-fb (PostScript Only) B6 JIS -o paper=B6 B6 JIS (Full Bleed) -o paper=B6-fb (PostScript Only) 5.5 x 8.5 -o paper=55x85 5.5 x 8.5 (Full Bleed) -o paper=55x85-fb (PostScript Only) 8 x 13 -o paper=8x13 8 x 13 (Full Bleed) -o paper=8x13-fb (PostScript Only) 8.25 x 13 -o paper=825x13 8.25 x 13 (Full Bleed) -o paper=825x13-fb (PostScript Only) 8.5 x 13 -o paper=85x13 8.5 x 13 (Full Bleed) -o paper=85x13-fb (PostScript Only) 8K -o paper=8k 8K (Full Bleed) -o paper=8k-fb (PostScript Only) 16K -o paper=16k 16K (Full Bleed) -o paper=16k-fb (PostScript Only) Com10 Env. -o paper=com10env Com10 Env. (Full Bleed) -o paper=com10env-fb (PostScript Only) Monarch Env. -o paper=monenv Monarch Env. (Full Bleed) -o paper=monenv-fb (PostScript Only) DL Env. -o paper=dlenv DL Env. (Full Bleed) -o paper=dlenv-fb (PostScript Only) C6 Env. -o paper=c6env C6 Env. (Full Bleed) -o paper=c6env-fb (PostScript Only) C5 Env. -o paper=c5env C5 Env. (Full Bleed) -o paper=c5env-fb (PostScript Only) Note: Full Bleed size only support PostScript files. Input Tray Selection: Specifies the input paper tray Auto Select -o itray=auto (Default) Tray 1 -o itray=tray1 Tray 2 -o itray=tray2 Tray 3 -o itray=tray3 Tray 3 (LCT) -o itray=tray3lct Tray 4 -o itray=tray4 Bypass Tray -o itray=bypass Media Type: Specifies the media type of the paper to be used Plain & Recycled -o mediatype=auto (Default) Plain -o mediatype=plain Recycled -o mediatype=recycled Letterhead -o mediatype=letterhead Preprinted -o mediatype=preprinted Prepunched -o mediatype=prepunched Bond -o mediatype=bond Labels -o mediatype=labels Cardstock -o mediatype=cardstock Transparency -o mediatype=transparency Thin -o mediatype=thin None -o mediatype=none (PostScript Only) Color -o mediatype=color Special -o mediatype=special Thick -o mediatype=thick Notes: Media Type of "None" only can be used with fittopaper=scale or crop. Fit to Paper:(PostScript only) Prompt User -o fittopaper=prompt (Default) Nearest Size and Scale -o fittopaper=scale Nearest Size and Crop -o fittopaper=crop Duplex: Specifies duplex print Off -o duplex=off (Default) Long Edge -o duplex=long Short Edge -o duplex=short Output Tray Selection: Specifies the output paper tray Printer Default -o outbin=default (Default) Finisher Upper Tray -o outbin=finisherupper Finisher Shift Tray -o outbin=finishershift Finisher Booklet Tray -o outbin=finisherbooklet Internal Tray 1 -o outbin=internal1 Internal Tray 2 -o outbin=internal2 Internal Shift Tray -o outbin=internalshift Note: Finisher Booklet Tray should be used together with staple is 2 at Center and 2up layout. Collate: Specifies whether the print output is collated Off -o collate=off (Default) On -o collate=on Staple: Specifies staple options Off -o staple=off (Default) Top Left Slant -o staple=lefts (Text Only) Top Right Slant -o staple=rights (Text Only) Top Left -o staple=left Top Right -o staple=right 2 at Left -o staple=left2 2 at Right -o staple=right2 2 at Top -o staple=top2 2 at Center -o staple=cent2 Punch: Specifies punch options For Text files(option is depended on Punch Unit installed): Off -o punch=off (Default) 2 at Left (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=usleft2 2 at Left (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=euleft2 3 at Left (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=usleft3 4 at Left (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=euleft4 4 at Left (4 holes type NE) -o punch=neleft4 2 at Right (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=usright2 2 at Right (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=euright2 3 at Right (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=usright3 4 at Right (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=euright4 4 at Right (4 holes type NE) -o punch=neright4 2 at Top (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=ustop2 2 at Top (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=eutop2 3 at Top (2 and 3 holes US) -o punch=ustop3 4 at Top (2 and 4 holes EU) -o punch=eutop4 4 at Top (4 holes type NE) -o punch=netop4 For PostScript files: Off -o punch=off (Default) 2 at Left (Any Punch Unit with 2 holes) -o punch=left2 3 at Left (Any Punch Unit with 3 holes) -o punch=left3 4 at Left (Any Punch Unit with 4 holes) -o punch=left4 2 at Right (Any Punch Unit with 2 holes) -o punch=right2 3 at Right (Any Punch Unit with 3 holes) -o punch=right3 4 at Right (Any Punch Unit with 4 holes) -o punch=right4 2 at Top (Any Punch Unit with 2 holes) -o punch=top2 3 at Top (Any Punch Unit with 3 holes) -o punch=top3 4 at Top (Any Punch Unit with 4 holes) -o punch=top4 Resolution: 300 dpi -o resolution=300 (Text Only) 600 dpi -o resolution=600 (Default) Dithering: (PostScript only) Auto -o dithering=auto (Default) Photographic -o dithering=photo Text -o dithering=text User Setting -o dithering=user Image Smoothing: (PostScript only) Off -o imagesmoothing=off (Default) On -o imagesmoothing=on Auto -o imagesmoothing=auto Less than 90ppi -o imagesmoothing=90 Less than 150ppi -o imagesmoothing=150 Less than 200ppi -o imagesmoothing=200 Less than 300ppi -o imagesmoothing=300 Print Mode: Specifies toner saving options (PostScript Only) Off -o printmode=off Edge Smoothing -o printmode=edgesmooth (Default) Toner Saving 1 -o printmode=tonersaving1 Toner Saving 2 -o printmode=tonersaving2 Edge to Edge Print: (Text only) Disable Edge to Edge Print -o edgetoedge=off (Default) Enable Edge to Edge Print -o edgetoedge=on Edge Smoothing: (Text only) Off -o edgesmooth=off (Default) On -o edgesmooth=on Toner Saving: (Text only) Off -o tonersaving=off (Default) On -o tonersaving=on 8.2 AIX Virtual Printer Paper Size: Specifies the size of the paper to be used Letter -Q0 (Default) Executive -Q1 Legal -Q2 11x17 -Q3 A3 -Q4 A4 -Q5 A5 -Q6 A6 -Q7 B4 JIS -Q8 B5 JIS -Q9 B6 JIS -Q10 5.5 x 8.5 -Q11 8 x 13 -Q12 8.25 x 13 -Q13 8.5 x 13 -Q14 8K -Q15 16K -Q16 Com10 Env. -Q17 Monarch Env. -Q18 DL Env. -Q19 C6 Env. -Q20 C5 Env. -Q21 Input Tray Selection: Specifies the input paper tray Auto Select -u0 (Default) Tray 1 -u1 Tray 2 -u2 Tray 3 -u3 Tray 4 -u4 Tray 3 (LCT) -u5 Bypass Tray -u6 Duplex: Specifies duplex print Off -Y0 (Default) Long Edge -Y1 Short Edge -Y2 Output Tray Selection: Specifies the output paper tray Printer Default -=0 (Default) Finisher Upper Tray -=1 Finisher Shift Tray -=2 Internal Tray 1 -=3 Internal Tray 2 -=4 Internal Shift Tray -=5 Note: Some Output Tray options should be used together with other functions which are not availabe for AIX Virtual Printer. So these Output Tray options are not supported by AIX Virtual Printer. 8.3 Constraints The use of the supported device options will produce expected results only under certain constraints. The device options and their constraints are: Job Type: Sample Print * Use Slip Sheet not selected. Document Server * Duplex is Off. * Staple is Off. * Punch is Off. * Collate is Off. * Front Cover Print not selected. * Slip Sheet Print not selected. * Output Tray is Default. * Input Tray is Auto Select. * Media Type is Plain & Recycled. Duplex: All options except Off * Duplex Unit installed. * Paper Size is not A6, B6 JIS, 8.25 x 13, Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 8K, 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes. * Media Type is not Thick, Thin, Transparency and Labels. * Bypass Tray not selected as Input Tray. Staple: All options except Off * Finisher SR3050/SR790/SR3000 installed. * Media Type is not Labels, Transparency. * When SR790/SR3000 installed, Media Type is not Thick. * Bypass Tray not selected as Input Tray. Top Left/Right Slant * Finisher SR3050 installed. 2 at Center * Finisher SR3000 installed. * Output Tray is Finisher Booklet Tray. Punch: All options except Off * Correct Punch Unit installed. * Media Type is not Transparency, Labels. * Output Tray is not Finisher Booklet Tray. * Bypass Tray not selected as Input Tray. Input Tray: Bypass Tray * Bypass Tray installed. Tray 3/4 * Lower Paper Trays installed. Tray 3 (LCT) * Tray 3 (LCT) installed. * For Tray 1,3,3(LCT),4, Paper Size is not A6, B6 JIS, Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env. and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes. * For Tray 1,3,3(LCT),4, Media Type is not Labels, Transparency, Thick, Thin. Output Tray: Internal Tray 1 * Staple is Off. * Punch is Off. Internal Tray 2 * Upper Internal Tray installed. * Media Type is not Transparency, Thin, Thick, Labels. * Paper Size is not A6, B6 JIS, Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 8K, 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes. * Staple is Off. * Punch is Off. Internal Shift Tray * Internal Shift Tray installed. * Staple is Off. * Punch is Off. Finisher Upper Tray * Finisher SR790/SR3000 installed. * Staple is Off. * For Finisher SR790, Paper Size is not Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 8K, 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes and Punch is Off. * For Finisher SR3000, Paper Size is not Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes and Media Type is not Thick, Transparency, Labels. Finisher Shift Tray * Finisher SR3050/SR790/SR3000 installed. * Staple is not 2 at Center. * For Finisher SR790, Media Type is not Thick, Transparency, Labels. * For Finisher SR3050 Paper Size is not Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 8K, 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes and Punch is Off. * For Finisher SR790, Paper Size is not A6, Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 8K, 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes and Punch is Off. * For Finisher SR3000, Paper Size is not Com10 Env., Monarch Env., DL Env., C6 Env., C5 Env., 16K and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes. * For Finisher SR3050/SR3000, Media Type is not Transparency, Labels. Finisher Booklet Tray * Finisher SR3000 installed. * Staple is "2 at Center". * Paper Size is A3, A4, B4 JIS, B5 JIS, Letter, Legal, 11 x 17 and the corresponding Full Bleed sizes. * Media Type is not Thick, Transparency, Labels. * Punch is Off. Fit to Paper: Prompt User * Media Type is not None. Character Per Inch (cpi): * Font Size (fsize) option not specified Line Per Inch (lpi): * Vertical Motion Index (vmi, vsi) option not specified ======================================================================= End of Document =======================================================================