Technical data

DCPS$_LRJINUSE, Port or service in use

Explanation: This message usually occurs on a LAT port when port-name

is not set with the queuing parameter (/QUEUE) enabled or when the

queue limit is too small. On the LAT device, enter the following command:

SET PORT port-name QUEUE ENABLE

DCPS$_LRJNAMEUNKNOWN, Port Name is unknown

Explanation: This message occurs when the port name speciﬁed in

the LAT conﬁguration ﬁle LAT$SYSTARTUP.COM is not known on the

server. Compare the port name speciﬁed in the LAT conﬁguration ﬁle

LAT$SYSTARTUP.COM with the printer port name associated with

the server. LAT$SYSTARTUP.COM should contain a line similar to the

following:

SET PORT LTAnnn:/NODE=server-name/PORT=port-name/QUEUE/APPLICATION

Find the name of the printer port associated with the server, by issuing the

following command:

Local> SHOW PORT port-number

DCPS$_LRJNOTOFFERED, Service is not offered on the requested port

Explanation: This message usually occurs when the access mode is not

set to REMOTE on the LAT port. Use the SET and DEFINE commands as

follows to set the access mode for the port:

Local> SET PORT port-number ACCESS REMOTE

Local> DEFINE PORT port-number ACCESS REMOTE

Note

For more information, refer to the DECprint Supervisor for OpenVMS

User’s Guide or to the troubleshooting guide for your LAT device.

11.1.4 How to Eliminate Excess Login Dialog on Serial Printers

Serial printers transmit unsolicited data to the host system when power-up

initialization occurs. The OpenVMS operating system normally interprets

unsolicited data from a terminal device as a login request. The printer

software startup ﬁle sets the SECURE_SERVER terminal characteristic for all

printer terminal devices on the host system. SECURE_SERVER prevents the

OpenVMS host and the printer from engaging in a potentially endless login

dialog.

Troubleshooting Procedures 11–13