Technical data

from translating the printer name, preﬁx the printer name with an

underscore (_).

3.3.2.3 If Your PrintServer Printer Is Part of a TCP/IP Network

Enter the device information in the following format:

"IP_CPAP/address"

where address is the IP address of your DIGITAL PrintServer printer in either

a named or numeric format.

For example, a PrintServer TCP/IP node could be speciﬁed by either of the

following:

"IP_CPAP/garmnd.dsg.dec.com"

"IP_CPAP/16.128.144.11"

3.3.2.4 If Your PrintServer Printer Is Part of a DECnet Network

Enter the device information in the following format:

"DECNET/nodename"

where nodename is the DECnet node name of your DIGITAL PrintServer

printer.

For example, a PrintServer DECnet node could be speciﬁed by:

"DECNET/GARMND"

3.3.2.5 If Your Printer Is Part of an AppleTalk Network

You can include printers in your printing system that are connected to an

AppleTalk network. To make an AppleTalk printer a network sharable device,

the PATHWORKS AppleTalk for VMS software component must be running on

the same node that is running the DCPS queue.

The conﬁguration of this type of network is described in the PATHWORKS for

VMS (Macintosh) Introduction to the AppleTalk Network System manual.

Enter the device information in the following format:

"APPLETALK/printername@zone@type"

where:

• printername is the AppleTalk node name assigned to the printer. This is

the PostScript printer name. This value is required.

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