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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 job to the DP-6010 First of all, we must generate a print job so that we can direct it to the correct output queue. For this discussion, we will print generic system information. Your situation may vary and in all likelihood, there will already be spooled files available to print, contact your system administrator to re-direct them. On the command line enter the ‘prtsysinf’ command and hit . After hitting , the following should be displayed with a slight delay based on the amount of information printed. As you can see by the status line, the information was printed successfully! Now we need to access those printed files to direct them to the newly created output queue. We do this by using the ‘WRKSPLF’ command (Work with Spooled Files). Select the file you want to change by entering a ‘2’ on the line next to it. This will bring up the ‘Change Spooled File Attributes’ screen. The first change we can make is what printer to send it to. On this field make sure it says ‘*OUTQ’. Then, as it shows the key is available, hit . Now you can hit the key to access the rest of the parameters. Now we can change the output queue this job is directed to. For our example, enter ‘DP-6010’ in this field. Some other important items we can change on this screen is Output priority and Save file. Output priority will signify order of importance in the queue. The lower the number, the higher the priority. Save file will print the file but won’t delete it. Now hit the key and we’ll look at the other attributes we might want to change. Some of the items on this page are what drawer to pull from and whether the job is going to be duplexed or not. Now hit again to continue. These are the last 2 pages, although there really isn’t much here that applies to our machines. Now hit to process the job. This will bring you back to the Work with Spooled Files screen. Hit and you should be back to the main menu, if not then hit and you will be. Now to look...

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