I am trying to set up a Kyocera FS1010 as a network printer, I can get print
out but cannot get it to execute at EOL. I have set fs#20 fc20 does not
make any difference. Anybody got any ideas on how I can sort this out ?
TIA
I had the same problem with my HP lj4m+. I finally wrote a little
program
called addcr. It reads stdin char by char, writing each out and also
writing
a CR whenever a LF had been read. I think I made it an input filter in
my printcap,
but I might have put it somewhere in the lpserver chain. I’d have to go
check.
I know, it’s dumb; but it works.
Phil Olynyk
Marti wrote:
I am trying to set up a Kyocera FS1010 as a network printer, I can get print
out but cannot get it to execute at EOL. I have set fs#20 fc20 does not
make any difference. Anybody got any ideas on how I can sort this out ?TIA
Hi Marti,
we run several Kyocera Printers. The bigger models, the ones with an
operating panel, could be configured to automatically add an LF after a CR,
or add an CR after an LF. This is somewhere in the printer menu.
For the FS 1010, i think there is no operating panel with a menu on the
printer, but it comes with an setup software program (sorry, runs only by
windoze), but i can not remember if it was possible to set this parameter
…
Otherwise we found a nice program within the older QNX4 release (or it was
the QNX2-QNX4 migation kit), named ‘textto’. Simple put it in your spooling
commands; try ‘use textto’ to get the parameter info.
Michael
“Marti” <martinj@smd-uk.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I am trying to set up a Kyocera FS1010 as a network printer, I can get
out but cannot get it to execute at EOL. I have set fs#20 fc20 does
not
make any difference. Anybody got any ideas on how I can sort this out ?TIA
“Michael Liebig” <ml@solquest.de> wrote in message
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Hi Marti,
we run several Kyocera Printers. The bigger models, the ones with an
operating panel, could be configured to automatically add an LF after a
CR,
or add an CR after an LF. This is somewhere in the printer menu.For the FS 1010, i think there is no operating panel with a menu on the
printer, but it comes with an setup software program (sorry, runs only by
windoze), but i can not remember if it was possible to set this parameter
…Otherwise we found a nice program within the older QNX4 release (or it was
the QNX2-QNX4 migation kit), named ‘textto’. Simple put it in your
spooling
commands; try ‘use textto’ to get the parameter info.
Textto is a standard utility that is part of QNX4.
Michael
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I am trying to set up a Kyocera FS1010 as a network printer, I can get
out but cannot get it to execute at EOL. I have set fs#20 fc20 does
not
make any difference. Anybody got any ideas on how I can sort this out ?TIA
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textto is also a standard utility for QNX6
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“Michael Liebig” <> ml@solquest.de> > wrote in message
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Hi Marti,we run several Kyocera Printers. The bigger models, the ones with an
operating panel, could be configured to automatically add an LF after a
CR,
or add an CR after an LF. This is somewhere in the printer menu.For the FS 1010, i think there is no operating panel with a menu on the
printer, but it comes with an setup software program (sorry, runs only
by
windoze), but i can not remember if it was possible to set this
parameter
…Otherwise we found a nice program within the older QNX4 release (or it
was
the QNX2-QNX4 migation kit), named ‘textto’. Simple put it in your
spooling
commands; try ‘use textto’ to get the parameter info.Textto is a standard utility that is part of QNX4.
Michael“Marti” <> martinj@smd-uk.com> > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I am trying to set up a Kyocera FS1010 as a network printer, I can get
out but cannot get it to execute at EOL. I have set fs#20 fc20
does
not
make any difference. Anybody got any ideas on how I can sort this out
?TIA
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