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XEROX SERVICES FOR UNIX SYSTEMS
Administrator Guide
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CONTENTS
ABOUT XEROX SERVICES FOR UNIX SYSTEMS (XSUS)
>>Introduction
>>Network and Hardware Requirements
>>Selecting a Printing Model
INSTALLING XSUS
>>Log In
>>Download the Installation Files
>>Perform the Common Install Procedure
XSUS FEATURES
>>Requirements
>>Key Features and Benefits
USING THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
>>Menu Bar
>>Printers List
>>Tool Buttons
ACCESSING XSUS
PRINTER MENU: QUEUE SETUP
>>Adding a New Printer Queue
>>Copying a Queue
>>Deleting a Queue
>>Modifying a Queue
PRINTER MENU: DISCOVERY (FIND AND QUERY PRINTERS)
>>Using Subnet Address
>>Using IP Address
TOOLS MENU
>>Test Print
>>Send File
>>Upgrade Printers
>>Preferred Browser
>>Reset Printer
>>SNMP Services
>>Internet Services
SNMP SERVICES
>>Status Tab
>>Properties Tab
INTERNET SERVICES
DISPLAY SETTINGS MENU
PRINTING
>>Xprint Commands
>>Using Command Line Options
TRANSLATION FILES FOR COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
>>Translation File Syntax
>>Translation Line Layout
QUEUE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
>>xpq
>>xprm
>>lp and lpr
APPENDIX A. COMMAND LINE QUEUE CREATION
>>xpqadmin
>>Examples
>>Procedure
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ABOUT XEROX SERVICES FOR UNIX SYSTEMS (XSUS)
>>Introduction
This guide explains how to install Xerox Services for Unix Systems (XSUS) and
configure a printer on various Unix and Linux systems.
With XSUS you can:
* Configure and check the status of network connected printers.
* Quickly set up a printer on your network as well as monitor the operation of
the printer once it has been installed.
* Perform maintenance checks at any time. This minimizes down time by enabling
you to check consumables status any time you wish and then schedule replacement
during off-peak usage.
XSUS supports a variety of Unix and Linux platforms, and supports Xerox
printers as well as non-Xerox printers.
>>Network and Hardware Requirements
The requirements for printer connection and setup include:
* A workstation with an appropriate Unix operating system software
installed.
* A network interface on your printer and appropriate cabling for your network
or a parallel printer to connect your workstation and printer.
>>Selecting a Printing Model
Before installing XSUS, decide which of the following printing models to
use.
Workstation-to-Printer (Peer-to-Peer)
Print jobs are spooled locally and sent directly to the printer. XSUS must be
installed on each workstation.
Workstation-to-Server (Client-Server)
Print jobs are spooled on the server. XSUS must be installed on each
workstation and on the server.
Server Based Printing
Print jobs are spooled on the server. XSUS must be installed on the server.
Workstations use native operating system tools (lp, lpr) for print job
submission.
The advantage of server based printing is that workstation users can select
printing features for each print job without having XSUS installed on their
workstations.
NIS Server Based Printing
NIS uses a printer configuration map on the server. When new printer queues are
added to a print server, only the configuration file in the master NIS server
must be updated. NIS clients can then print to queues listed on the server map
without setting up local queues.
Note: Consult your Unix operating system manual for more information on how to
set up NIS-based printing.
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INSTALLING XSUS
>>Log In
Log in with ROOT or superuser privileges.
>>Download the Installation Files
File Names
You must download two .tgz files:
* The Printer Model Package file, which contains ppd files for all printer
models. The file name is XeroxPrinterPkgXPXX_20xx_xx_xx.tgz.
* The printer driver file for your operating system. The available files
are:
XeroxAIXpowerpcxpxx_x.xx.xx.tgz
XeroxHPUXXPXX_x.xx.xx.tgz
XeroxLinuxi386XPXX_x.xx.xx.tgz
XeroxSolarisXPXX_x.xx.xx.tgz
Locate the Files
1. Go to www.xerox.com and select Support & Drivers.
2. Select Multifunction > WorkCentre > 7755/7765/7775 Multifunction Printer
> Drivers & Downloads.
3. In the Operating System list, select UNIX, Linux, or Sun Solaris.
4. In the Language list, select a language.
5. Click Go.
Download the Files
1. Set up a temporary directory.
2. Download the printer driver and Printer Model Package .tgz files to the
temporary directory.
Note: Each expanded .tgz file requires as much as four times its original size
in disk space.
3. Type "gzip -dfv {filename}" and press Return. The {filename} must
include a .tgz extension.
4. Type "tar -xvf {filename}" and press Return. This step must be
done for both the printer driver and the Printer Model Package .tgz
files.
The files are expanded and two directories are created with names that match
the printer driver and Printer Model Package .tgz file names.
Perform the Common Install Procedure
1. Change your current directory to the install directory created by the
expansion of the printer driver .tgz file.
2. Enter "./setup".
3. Change your current directory to the install directory created by the expansion
of thePringer Model Package .tgz file.
4. Enter "./setup".
The installation creates a Xerox directory in /usr or /opt depending on your
operating system.
Note: After installation, the .tgz files or the expanded files are not
deleted.
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XSUS FEATURES
>>Requirements
Before using XSUS features, make sure:
* You understand the terminology of the printer.
* The network interface on your printer is connected to an active network with
the appropriate cable.
* XSUS is loaded on a supported workstation and connected to the same active
network as the printer.
* ROOT or superuser privileges are in place to set up or change the
configuration of a printer.
>>Key Features and Benefits
* Instant Status: Select a printer from the Printers List to see current
printer status.
* Remote Configuration: Configure and monitor tasks from your
workstation.
* Diagnostics:Troubleshoot from your desk.
* Printer Upgrades: If your printer is equipped with Flash ROM, upgrade system
or network software.
* Link to Internet Services: Many Xerox printers are equipped with embedded
http servers. For these printers, XSUS provides links to Internet Services.
Remote configuration for these printers is accomplished through Internet
Services using your browser application.
* SNMP: For Xerox legacy printers and non-Xerox printers XSUS directly supports
remote configuration.
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USING THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
>>Menu Bar
Located across the top of the screen, these options contain the drop-down menus
used in XSUS:
Printer, Tools, Display Settings, and Help.
>>Printers List
The Printers List displays descriptions of the printers supported by XSUS,
including Hostname or System Name, IP Address, Hardware Address, and Device
Type.
* Click on any printer in this list to select it for configuration or
monitoring.
* Click Refresh to poll the network for supported printers and update the
Printers List.
You can customize the display using the Display Settings menu. See
"Display Settings Menu" for instructions.
>>Tool Buttons
Located below the Printers List, these buttons enable one-click access
to:
* Online Help
* Refresh (the Discovered Printers list)
* Add Queue
* Internet Services
* SNMP Services
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ACCESSING XSUS
XSUS automatically detects if your system's X server can run in graphical mode
and will start accordingly (using the display environment variable). If it
cannot open in graphical mode, it opens in tty mode.
Note: You can also type "xpadmin –tty" to use non-graphical
mode.
* From a terminal window prompt, type "xpadmin" and press
Return.
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PRINTER MENU: QUEUE SETUP
>>Adding a New Printer Queue
The Setup Wizard guides you through the installation of a new printer.
For information about printing models, see "Selecting a Printing
Model."
For instructions to set up a printer queue using the command line option, see
Appendix A. "Command Line Queue Creation."
Note: You must log in with ROOT or superuser privileges to complete these
procedures.
Set Up a Workstation-to-Printer Queue
1. Type "xpadmin" to access XSUS.
2. Select a printer from the Printers List.
3. Do one of the following:
* Click the Add Queue button.
* On the menu bar, select Printer > Queue Setup > Add.
4. In Queue name, enter the name for your queue.
5. From Printer Type, choose the printer.
6. From Printing model, select workstation to printer.
7. From Printer connection, choose a connection method for your printer.
8. In Printer host name, enter the host name or TCP/IP address of your printer.
9. From Default printer, select Yes to make this printer the default printer
(if desired).
Note: XSUS will recognize a default printer only if the printer is set up using
XSUS.
10. From Features, enable or disable print features when submitting a print job
to your printer.
11. From User interface, enable or disable the graphical mode when submitting a
print job to your printer.
12. Click Configure Printer Features to change the default print options for
your printer.
Note: Configured printer features (installable options, media type) apply to
postscript print jobs only. PCL does not incorporate any configured
features.
13. When finished, click Save Queue Settings.
14. Click OK to save your settings.
15. Run a test print from an application or select Tools > Test Print to
verify printer operation.
Set Up a Workstation-to-Print Server Queue
1. Type "xpadmin" to access XSUS.
2. Select a printer from the Printers List.
3. Do one of the following:
* Click the Add Queue button.
* On the menu bar, select Printer > Queue Setup > Add.
4. In Queue name, enter the name for the queue created on the remote print
server.
5. From Printer Type, choose your printer.
6. From Printing model, select workstation to print server.
7. From Printer connection, select a connection method for your printer.
8. In Print host name, enter the host name of the remote workstation to be used
as a print server.
9. In Print server queue name, enter the queue name on the remote workstation
used for your printer.
10. From Default printer, select Yes to make this printer the default printer
(if desired).
11. From Features, enable or disable the setting of print features when
submitting a print job to your printer.
12. From User interface, enable or disable the graphical mode when submitting a
print job to your printer.
13. Click Configure Printer Features to change the default print options for
your printer.
Note: Configured printer features (installable options, media type) apply to
postscript print jobs only. PCL does not incorporate any configured
features.
14. When finished, click Save Queue Settings.
15. Click OK to save your settings.
16. Run a test print from an application or select Tools > Test Print to
verify printer operation.
Set Up Server Based Printing
Set up a queue on the server:
1. From Printing model, select "workstation to printer".
2. From User interface, enable the graphical mode.
3. On each workstation that will print to the printer, set up a queue to spool
the print jobs on the server using your native operating system print
administration tools.
Set Up NIS Server Based Printing
(as provided by your operating system)
Set up a queue on the server:
1. Follow the instructions for setting up a workstation to printer queue.
2. Define the queue in the NIS server's configuration map.
3. Execute xhost +servername to allow ServerName X permissions.
>>Copying a Queue
1. Select Printer > Queue Setup > Copy.
2. Select a queue to copy from the Print Queue list.
3. Click Copy.
4. Make the desired changes to the connectivity options.
5. Click OK to save your changes.
>>Deleting a Queue
1. Select Printer > Queue Setup > Delete.
2. Select the queue(s) to delete from the Print Queue List.
3. Click Delete to delete the queue and remain in the Delete Queue
window.
4. Click OK to confirm the delete and exit the Delete Queue window.
>>Modifying a Queue
Note: You cannot modify the Queue name, Printer Type, Printing Model, or
Connection Type.
1. Select Printer > Queue Setup > Modify.
2. Select a queue to modify from the Print Queue List.
3. Click Modify
4. Make the desired changes to the queue features.
5. Click OK to save your changes.
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PRINTER MENU: DISCOVERY (FIND AND QUERY PRINTERS)
This feature enables you to find printers from multiple subnets on your
network, and also query specific printers.
Note: You cannot discover printers on the internet.
>>Using Subnet Address
Add/Set
1. Select Printer > Discovery.
2. Select the Subnet Address tab.
3. Enter the subnet address and subnet mask:
Subnet Address selects a range of subnets to search. A subnet address may be
any valid node address within the subnet, for example 13.252.20.0.
Subnet Mask selects a range of TCP/IP addresses to search. This entry is
automatically set to the default mask used by the workstation
(255.255.255.0).
4. Click Add to add the subnet to the list.
5. When finished, click OK to exit.
Remove
1. Select the subnet address or mask to be deleted.
2. Click Remove.
Note: Local Network Interface Cards are displayed by default in the list and
can only be enabled or disabled; not removed.
Enable/Disable
1. Select the subnet address or subnet mask.
2. Then click Enable/Disable.
Update Local Interfaces
Use to automatically refresh the list of local Network Interface cards.
>>Using IP Address
Use to select a list of specific TCP/IP addresses to search.
Add
* Select the IP Address tab, enter the desired IP address, and click Add.
Remove
* Select the IP Address tab, select the IP address to be deleted, and click
Remove.
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TOOLS MENU
>>Test Print
Test Print sends a test file to a printer to verify printer operation.
1. Select Tools > Test Print.
2. Select the print queue.
3. Click Send File to send the file to print.
>>Send File
Select Send File to locate a file to print on a selected printer.
1. Select Tools > Send File.
2. Select a directory and file. To limit the available file entries, click
Filter.
3. Select a file from the displayed directory window.
4. Click OK.
>>Upgrade Printers
Many of the printers that XSUS supports are equipped with Flash ROM on the Main
Controller card and/or the network interface. You can update these printers
using the Tools menu.
You should consult your printer documentation to determine if your printer is
equipped with Flash ROM and on which card it is located. Also, some printer
models supported by XSUS may require you to perform the upgrade while connected
to the serial or parallel port of the printer.
Notes:
You must have a queue configured for any printer that you want to upgrade.
Do not issue any XSUS commands during the upgrade process.
Upgrade Procedure
This procedure requires special upgrade file(s) for each type of printer. The
files are available from the Xerox website under the Support & Drivers tab
(www.xerox.com).
1. Start XSUS from your workstation.
2. Select Tools > Upgrade. If the upgrade entry is not available, the
selected printer requires a direct connection (serial or parallel port) for
upgrading.
3. Enter the path where the upgrade file is located and click OK.
4. Select the queue for the printer that you want to upgrade and click Send
File.
5. The file is copied to the printer. Once the upgrade has been completed, the
printer resets and prints a confirmation page containing information about the
new version of firmware.
6. Repeat this procedure if the Main Controller and the network interface are
separate firmware files.
>>Preferred Browser
Use this option to choose the browser application to use for Internet Services.
When selected, a dialog appears in which you enter the directory path of the
browser.
>>Reset Printer
Use to reset the printer.
>>SNMP Services
Use the access the SNMP Services options. See "SNMP Services" for
more information.
>>Internet Services
Opens a browser and displays the printer's Internet Services home page (if
available). See "Internet Services" for more information.
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SNMP SERVICES
SNMP Services supports printers that do not contain an embedded http server for
Internet Services. The tabs display printer status, configuration, and
consumable information.
Note: The information displayed will vary for different printer models.
>>Status Tab
Select Status to view printer status and configuration information directly
from the printer.
Control Panel
This tab shows a printer's control panel. The printer's ready status and
control panel messages appear. You can also set the refresh interval, which
defines how often to refresh the display with new information.
Input
This tab shows a printer's input tray information. The media type, the media
size, the amount of media in each tray, and total tray capacity are
displayed.
Consumables
This tab shows a printer's ink levels, marker levels, cartridges, oil, or
developer waste information.
Output
This tab shows output destinations, individual output tray capacity, and total
output tray capacity.
General
This tab shows a printer's supported languages, installed memory, and page
count information.
Network
This tab shows a printer's network configuration, such as speed, packet, and interface
data. Select:
* Interface to view network interface information.
* IP to view IP information.
* UDP to view this information.
* SNMP Inbound or SNMP Outbound to view this information.
>>Properties Tab
Select Properties to work with contact and print channel information.
Contact
This tab is used for viewing and configuring contact information such as system
name, location, and person responsible for the printer.
Print Channel
This tab is used for configuring TCP/IP, enabling a printer's embedded http
server, network, port, and Appletalk information.
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INTERNET SERVICES
Note: You should set a preferred browser before using this option.
For printers that contain an embedded http server, select a printer and then
click Internet Services to open a printer's home page. Using Internet Services,
an administrator can define the printer settings and network connections as
well as monitor the printer status.
Internet Services enables remote printer configuration, monitoring, and
managing on networks. Status checks on consumables such as toner and paper
supply can be done immediately. Links to Xerox Support resources are also
provided.
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DISPLAY SETTINGS MENU
Use this menu to select the information to display in the Printers List, such
as host or system name, IP address, hardware address, or the type of
printer.
1. Select Display Settings.
2. Select Show System Name or Show hostname.
3. Select any of the following check boxes:
Show IP Address
Show Hardware Address
Show Device Type
4. Click OK.
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PRINTING
In addition to the lp and lpr commands, you can use the Xerox Print Submission
Tool, xprint.
Printing options are selected from the GUI, depending on how the queue was
created:
* If the queue was created with the User Interface enabled, print features can
be selected using the graphical mode.
* If the queue was created with the User Interface disabled, print jobs are
printed in silent mode using the default print features.
>>Xprint Commands
The following formats are supported:
xprint [options] [filename …]
The following options are supported:
-Pprinter_name = printer queue name
-cnumber = print number copies of filename.
-Fnumber = Use text font size number, number = (4, 5, 6, … , 16, 18, 20, … ,
40)
-FC = Convert non printable character to octal notation
-dprinter_name = printer queue name
-n or -nomenu = Do not display menu or user interface.
-sProfileName = Load printer profile settings.
-oOptions = Print a list of all options available for a printer.
-oOption_name = Set the option_name printer feature.
For example, to print with predefined settings, enter -sProfileName -n, which
loads the profile settings file and print input file names.
>>Using Command Line Options
You can send command line options to the print driver using either the xprint
or lp command. With each call to xprint or lp, use the -o option plus the
printer feature that you wish to set.
Features work from the command line only if the required installable option is
selected during queue set up and has not been restricted by a selected feature,
for example, duplex printing with paper size of envelope selected will not work
because 2-sided printing for envelopes is not an allowable option.
For example, if you want to print on legal paper, enter the -oLegal option on
the command line to print on legal paper:
lp -dtest_queue -oLegal paper.ps
You can print a listing of all options available on your printer by
entering:
lp -dtest_queue -oOptions /etc/hosts
Note: Only the options sheet is printed; not /etc/hosts.
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TRANSLATION FILES FOR COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
You can create translation files for your printer. Creating translation files
allows you to create a new command line option that can contain a list of
features to use or simply rename an existing feature.
You can create two translation files. Both files must reside in the
installation directory in a directory named trl. If this directory does not
exist, it may be created by a superuser.
Example: /opt/Xerox/xpxx/trl
The first file is named common.trl. It is the first translation file that is
referenced when the driver searches for an unknown feature name.
Example: /opt/Xerox/xpxx/ppd/xr_N40.ppd =>
/opt/Xerox/xpxx/trl/xr_N40.trl
The second translation file is named using the printer ppd name with the trl
extension added to it.
>>Translation File Syntax
1. Each translation contains a required key name, an optional feature label
separated with a slash ( / ), and a single feature or a list of features.
2. Each translation must be contained within a single line of text. A
continuous text line may be wrapped to another line by using a backslash ( \ )
at the end of the wrapping line(s).
3. A pound sign ( # ) marks the beginning of a comment field. All text
following the # is ignored.
4. Use either a colon ( : ) or an equal sign ( = ) to define the type of
translation being defined. A colon implies that you are creating a macro (list
of features). An equal sign implies that you are creating a definition
(renaming an existing feature).
>>Translation Line Layout
a) name/
b) label :
c) feature_x
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Line Section Entry Definition
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a) Name A unique key word that is used to identify this
translation, {a…z, A…Z, 0…9}. May be used as a command line -o option or in
other translations.
b) Label A label text associated with this macro
c) feature_x The following items are allowed:
i. translation key word
ii. built-in feature (see -oOptions)
iii. ppd file feature ==> <UI Name>=<UI
option name>
Examples:
name/label : feature_1 feature_2 … feature_n
name/label : feature_1 feature_2 \feature_3 feature_4 \feature_5 …
feature_n
name/label = feature_1
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QUEUE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
>>xpq
This utility is equivalent to the Unix lpq command. It allows you to view the
current job list for your print queues. The utility executes and continues to
run and update the screen until all jobs are gone from the queue. You can exit
the utility by pressing the key combination [Control C].
Use the following command line to execute xpq:
xpq [print_queue_name] [interval]
where:
[print_queue_name] is the queue name to monitor.
[interval] is the specified time between screen updates (in seconds). If no
interval is specified, the utility will display the current queue status and
exit.
>>xprm
xprm enables an administrator (with ROOT privileges) to delete any print jobs
or any general user to delete their own print jobs.
This utility is equivalent to the Unix lprm command. It allows you to delete
jobs currently in a job queue. Before using xprm, run the xpq utility for the
desired queue and note the job number and job name of the print job you want to
delete.
Use the following command to execute xprm:
xprm [print_queue_name] [job_number.job_name]
where:
[print_queue_name] is the queue name containing the print job to delete.
[job_number.job_name] is the job number and job name of the print job to
delete.
>>lp and lpr
Use the print submission tools lp and lpr to submit print jobs to the remote
server. See "Selecting a Printing Model" for more information.
If the user interface for the queue you are printing to was enabled during
setup, and the display access IDs were properly configured for the server, each
print job submitted will enable the graphical mode on the workstation.
Note: If the display access is denied or the queue was configured without the
user interface enabled, you will not be able to select any print features. The
print job will print using only the predefined print features of the
queue.
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APPENDIX A. COMMAND LINE QUEUE CREATION
Use xpqadmin to create a queue from the command line or on a batch
process.
This Appendix includes:
* A list of the command and supported options
* Command line examples
* Instructions for changing the default options
>>xpqadmin
The format is xpqadmin queue options
queue - Queue name consisting of \"A…Z, a…z, -, _\" and no more
than 14 characters.
The following options are supported:
-ppd ppd_name - is the name of the ppd file to with this queue.
The ppd file must exist in the ppd directory within the install
area, and should be validated by Xerox.
-pm model [wp | wps | psp]
Printing model must be specified when generating a new queue.
The printing model supports the following models:
wp - workstation to printer.
wps - workstation to print server.
psp - print server to printer.
-hn hostname - printer or remote print server hostname.
-psqn name - remote print server's queue name.
-dn devicename - path of the device to use to communicate to the locally
attached printer.
-fe - enables printer specific features to be added to print job.
-ui - enables user interface when features are enabled.
-bp - enables banner page printing from the driver.
-d - establish queue as the default printer queue.
-x - removes the print queue.
-x all - removes all print queues.
-xl q1 q2 … qn - removes print queues { q1 q2 … qn }.
-LQ - print queue list.
-QS - printout queue configuration, and create .settings file.
-log name - basename for logfile.
-af - add lpd filters, supported in Solaris only.
-fs filename - path to a file that contains default printer feature
selection entries. The default file name when created is .settings and is
located in /opt/Xerox/xpxx/.
-bps filename - path to a file that contains custom configured banner
page information.
-dbps filename - path to a file that contains custom configured banner
page information to be used as the default banner page.
-xdbps - remove the default banner page configuration.
-cl clone_queue - create a clone of the printer queue clone_queue.
To change the printer queue destination, you must supply the -pm
option and either the -hn or -dn option.
If you use the -pm wps option, you must also supply the -psqn
option.
Any other option added to the command line will be ignored.
-mq - modify the named queue.
To modify the named queue, you must supply at lease one of the
following options:
-bp, -fe, -fs filename, -ui, or -bps filename.
-clean - clean the Xerox queue infrastructure.
>>Examples
To create a queue to a Phaser 5550 network printer with the user interface and
printer specific features enabled:
xpqadmin test1 -ppd xr_p5550.ppd -pm wp -hn printer_hostname -ui –fe
To create a queue to a Phaser 5550 parallel connected with the user interface
and printer specific features enabled:
xpqadmin test1 -ppd xr_p5550.ppd -pm wp -dn /dev/bpp0 -ui -fe
To create a queue called test1 that duplicates an existing queue:
xpqadmin test1 -cl clone_queue
To create a queue called test1 that duplicates an existing queue but connects
to the same model of printer with a different IP address:
xpqadmin test1 -cl clone_queue -pm wps -psqn server_queue -hn
printer_hostname
To change a queue called test1’s default print settings using the .settings
file created from the procedures below and enable a banner page:
xpqadmin test1 -mq -fs .settings -fe –bp
xpqadmin Office4510 -pm wp -ppd xr_p4510.ppd -fe -hn 10.1.1.101 -fs
/tmp/4510settings
>>Procedure
To set up a printer queue with custom default print settings requires creating
a settings file using the driver GUI interface once.
1. Invoke the driver GUI for the target model - /opt/Xerox/xpxx/driver -GS
xr_p4510.
2. Select the desired feature defaults (Duplex Unit, Long-Edge Binding).
3. Select the Paper/Output tab and click OK.
This creates a file called .settings in /opt/Xerox/xpxx. The file can be
renamed to something more descriptive as shown in the last example above.
4. Call xpqadmin with the "-fs /opt/Xerox/xpxx/.settings" parameter
to create the queue with new defaults?:
xpqadmin {Queue_Name} -pm wp -ppd xr_p4510.ppd -fe -hn {Target_IP_Address} -fs
/opt/Xerox/xpxx/.settings