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M204 INTERNAL ARCHITECTURE

Overview

This chapter will provide a more detailed description of the internal operating archi-

tecture of the M204 including: destinations, models, variables, logpaths, and I/O

ports.

Destinations

The M204 provides eight printer destinations that are used by all hosts. A destination

can be thought of as logical place on the Print Server to which hosts send their print

jobs. Destinations allow you the ability to conﬁgure a number of different print setups

on the Print Server.

Destinations map a name, with a nine-character maximum, to the I/O ports and by

default, each I/O port comes with two destinations mapped to it. The default

destination names are:

d1prn1 d2prn2 d3com1 d4com2

d5prn1 d6prn2 d7com1 d8com2

Any of the eight destinations can be matched to any of the four I/O ports, and each

destination uses one of the deﬁned models for processing. The destination list is lim-

ited to a maximum of eight entries, and is conﬁgured through the npsh interface on

the Print Server. Default destination names can also be changed to something more

meaningful.

An alternate destination can also be conﬁgured so that a print job goes to another

printer if the deﬁned printer is busy, in error, or off-line.

Destination deﬁnitions include: name, I/O port, backchannel, model used, logpath,

state, service(s) supported, and alternate destination.

See also: list dest on page 86, set dest on page 94, Making An Alternate Print Destina-

tion on page 122, and Manipulating the M204’s Services on page 121. and USING

NPWIN on page 113.

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