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Use the Emulation option in the DECnet-TCP/IP menu to choose a
default emulation for print jobs received over the DECnet-TCP/IP
interface:
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Note: Not all emulations are supported on all QMS printers. Check
your user's guide to determine which ones are supported on your
printer.
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Select ESP for Emulation Sensing Processor. ESP mode is the
printer default. In ESP mode, the printer examines all print jobs to
interpret the emulation.
Note: If you use generic queues that are set up for the individual
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emulations supported by the printer or if you include QMS
Document Option Commands (DOC) to specify an emulation for
the print job, your file bypasses ESP mode. The generic queues
that the installation program creates implicitly define the
emulation of the file by sending the appropriate DOCs in a
prologue prepended to the beginning of the file.
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Select PostScript if you send only PostScript files.
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Select PCL x if you send only HP PCL (HP LaserJet emulation)
files.
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Select HPGL if you send only HP-GL (HP plotter emulation) files.
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Select LN03+ if you send only DEC LN03 Plus laser printer emu-
lation files.
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Select QUIC if you send only QMS QUIC II files.
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Select Lineprinter if you only send Lineprinter files.
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Select CCITT if you send files that use CCITT Group 3 or 4 data
compression (such as fax transmissions or stored image data).
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Select Hexdump for a hex dump of all incoming print jobs on the
DECnet-TCP/IP interface. A hex dump is useful for diagnosing
printer-host communication problems. When set for hex dump,
the printer prints the hexadecimal values of all bytes received
through the interface.
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