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After hitting another field will become visible, this is the ‘Remote printer queue’ field. Tab down to this field and enter something, we usually use ‘LPR’ or ‘LP’ as we do in Windows. It is important to also note that you need to include the single quote marks as well anywhere in this document a screen shot shows the quotes. Note two other things on this screen. The bottom menu descriptions for the function keys has the ‘F10’ listed for additional parameters and the word ‘More…’ in the lower right corner. These two items are important to note that they provide access to the rest of the parameters needed to properly configure the queue. Anytime the ‘More…’ is listed on the bottom right, hitting the key will change to the next page to access those additional parameters. So you can use the and keys to scroll through the pages to be sure you have entered all the pertinent information prior to hitting to complete the creation of the queue. At this point, hit the key to get to the next page. On this screen, enter the following information. At ‘Writers to autostart’, enter a ‘1’. This will allow the print writer to start after we create the output queue and at any power up. Without this, we would have to start the writer manually using the ‘STRRMTWTR’ command. For ‘Connection type, enter ‘*IP’ and at ‘Destination type’ enter ‘*OTHER’. This will tell the AS/400 we want a standard IP connection. Be sure ‘Host print transform’ is set to ‘*YES’ (it is by default) and tab to the ‘Manufacturer type and model’ field. The default choice is ‘*IBM42011’. Now hit . Hitting allows you to see the choices for this particular field. You could use the key for each choice to see the available options for that particular field. Use the key to scroll the listing and you will find the choices for our devices. Type in ‘*PANASONIC6010’ and hit . You will now see the previous screen again with the new information you have chosen. Now tab down to ‘Internet address’ and enter the IP Address of the machine within the single quotes. Hit and the other item that should be entered is just a text description. This will make it easier to identify while working with spooled files. Now hit and the output queue will be created. If nothing happens, look at the status area of the screen to see what information wasn’t entered. The example above shows ‘Messages pending on other displays.’ Means that you must hit the key to find the page with the information missing, which might be we forgot the IP Address or remote queue name. Once that is corrected, hitting will create the output queue and the screen will revert to the menu or screen you were on before typing ‘CRTOUTQ’. The message area on that screen will show that the output queue was created. Congratulations! You have just created a remote output queue capable of printing to the DP-6010! Sending a print jo...

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