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Parallel Port (PRN)
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Logpath Port
Define where logging information for print jobs passing through the
associated destination will be reported. The choices are:
• prn - reported to the PRN port
• none - don't report any logging information
• TCP/IP port - to a TCP port number (specified in the edit field)
• syslog - to a host (specified by the IP address in the edit field) running a
SYSLOG daemon
• email - to an e-mail address (specified by the e-mail address and the
SMTP server IP address edit fields)
NOTE: The values defined in Logpath Type and Logpath Port are common
among all destination queue.
Default: no logging turned on.
Configuration - I/O Port
I/O port configuration can be reached through a Print Path destination form
(by clicking on a port) or through the I/O Port option under the Configuration
Menu.
Parallel Port (PRN)
The parallel port on the Ethernet Interface can have its throughput altered by
selecting a particular “Mode”. The choices are:
• default - normal throughput rate which will work with most printers
• fast - increase data transfer rate
• test, non-printing - emulate an attached printer though no printer is
actually attached