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Guide to Printers and Printing
Check the following items when the
printer attached to an ASCII terminal does not produce output:
If the status for the
terminal-attached printer queue does not read READY, enter the following
commands to cancel all jobs on the queue and restart it:
qadm -Xqname
qadm -Uqname
where qname is the name
of the terminal-attached printer queue. You must resubmit your print
jobs.
- Verify that the pioout command has the correct permissions:
/usr/lib/lpd/pio/etc/pioout
-r-sr-xr-x
To reset permissions, enter the
following command:
chmod 4555 /usr/lib/lpd/pio/etc/pioout
- Check Local Printer Checklist
.
- Sometimes printer
control codes conflict with the terminal's control codes. If the
previous checklist items do not produce output, reconfigure your virtual
printer as an ASCII Printer. See Configuring a Virtual Printer and Print Queue
.
If echoes of keyboard input are
mixed with printer output, check the following:
- Adjust the virtual
printer attributes specific to terminal-attached printers. To do this,
use the SMIT fast path command:
smit chvirprt
- Resubmit the print
request and avoid typing while the request is printing.
- If the ASCII terminal
locks, turn the terminal off and on.
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