Micro Innovations M000174-19 - Manual (Page 18)

Printing Windows CE
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RINTING
Different interfaces are provided for use as a printer terminal. These are the Ethernet interface, the
parallel interface and the serial interface.
Windows CE currently contains the following printer drivers:
Printer types *: Printer driver
PCL Deskjet
PCL Laser
pcl.dll
HP Laserjet
HP Color Laserjet
HP Business Inkjet
HP Deskjet 9xx
HP Deskjet 61xx
HP Photosmart 7xxx
HP Photosmart 1xx
emprint.dll
* These are printer names which are used for printer selection.
3.1 P RINTING VIA E THERNET
Printers can be connected to the Ethernet interface of the MICRO PANEL. The printer can either be
addressed via an enabled printer of a Windows PC or directly addressed via the RAW or LPR
protocols.
Notes:
• Only printers that support the PCL protocol can be connected. PCL is a language developed by
HP
® which, however, is also supported by other printer manufacturers.
• If the following registry entry is set (not equal 0), the printer message «Print job ... on queue ...
has finished printing.» will not be displayed:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Printers]
"NoNotifyWhenPrinted" = dword:1
Access to enabled printer of a Windows computer
All printouts are carried out via the selected Windows PC. The procedure and the necessary settings
and syntax required for printer selection are described in the chapter
Access to PC .
RAW or LPR protocol
If the printer or printer server supports printing using the RAW or LPR protocols, the MICRO PANEL
can activate the printer directly. This makes it unnecessary to have a computer with the Windows
operating system in the network.
Printer selection: Examples:
RAW:«IP address or network name»:«port number» RAW:192.168.1.1
LPR:«IP address or network name»/«port name» LPR:192.168.1.1/P2
Select under «IP Address or Network Name» the appropriate IP address or network name of the
printer or printer server (see also chapter
Name resolution ). The port number or port name entry is
optional, and port number 9100 or port name P1 is used if no entry is made. Refer here to the
information provided with your printer or printer server.