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The Question is: I'm trying to convert 3 printers from LAT to Telnet printing using a DECServer 300. I have the print queue defined and I have the DecServer defined. The print gets to the printer but all the print is on the same line. It does do a FormFeed but I can't make it do a carriage return. What am I doing wrong? The Answer is :
You do not identify the particular IP package in use. If this is
the TCP/IP Services package, please first move to TCP/IP Services
V5.0A (or later, as available).
Also, please see the DECserver 300 series SET PORT command, and
specifically please see the HELP on the following eight DECserver
SET PORT telnet client and telnet server command options:
TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE FROM HOST
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE TO TERMINAL
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE FROM TERMINAL
The default value is a carriage return.
TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE TO HOST
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET SERVER NEWLINE FROM HOST
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET SERVER NEWLINE TO TERMINAL
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET SERVER NEWLINE FROM TERMINAL
The default value is the two-character string consisting of
a carriage return followed by a linefeed.
TELNET SERVER NEWLINE TO HOST.
The default value is a single carriage return.
The command syntax is:
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE FROM TERMINAL string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE TO TERMINAL string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE FROM HOST string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET CLIENT NEWLINE TO HOST string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET SERVER NEWLINE FROM TERMINAL string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET SERVER NEWLINE TO TERMINAL string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET SERVER NEWLINE FROM HOST string
SET/DEFINE PORT n TELNET SERVER NEWLINE TO HOST string
Syntax for the non-printable characters commonly used here:
Carriage Return <CR>
Linefeed <LF>
Carriage Return followed by Linefeed <CRLF>
The SET PORT TELNET CLIENT takes effect on subsequently-established
sessions, until the port is logged out. There is no effect on any
existing sessions.
The DEFINE PORT TELNET CLIENT commands take effect on DECserver 300
reboot, and on login of the port.
The SET PORT TELNET SERVER commands take effect on all subsequently-
established sessions, until the DECserver 300 reboots. All subsequent
sessions are also affected.
The DEFINE PORT TELNET SERVER commands take effect on reboot.
Specifically, please try:
SET PORT TELNET SERVER NEWLINE TO HOST <CRLF>
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