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Instruções de Operação Technics, Modelo 3520

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On this field make sure it says ‘*OUTQ’. Then, as it shows the key is available, hit . Now you can hit the key to access the rest of the parameters. Now we can change the output queue this job is directed to. For our example, enter ‘DP-6010’ in this field. Some other important items we can change on this screen is Output priority and Save file. Output priority will signify order of importance in the queue. The lower the number, the higher the priority. Save file will print the file but won’t delete it. Now hit the key and we’ll look at the other attributes we might want to change. Some of the items on this page are what drawer to pull from and whether the job is going to be duplexed or not. Now hit again to continue. These are the last 2 pages, although there really isn’t much here that applies to our machines. Now hit to process the job. This will bring you back to the Work with Spooled Files screen. Hit and you should be back to the main menu, if not then hit and you will be. Now to look at our output queue we use the ‘WRKOUTQ’ command. This will bring up a list of all output queues we could work with. Tab down to the ‘DP6010’ queue’s Opt line and enter a ‘5’. The Opt line is for entering the options listed directly above (in blue). This will let us ‘Work with’ the selected output queue. As with many AS/400 commands, there are shortcuts to get there faster. Instead of using the ‘WRKOUTQ’ command by itself, then choosing the correct queue and using the ‘5’ option, you can specify which queue you want to work with at the beginning. Just enter the command ‘WRKOUTQ DP6010’ and hit . Now you will get directly to the ‘Work with output queue’ just for the queue you wanted. Our example above has 3 files ‘queued’ for printing and their status is ‘RDY’, yet another TLA, it of course stands for ‘Ready to print’. On the Opt field, we can enter ‘2’ to change the attributes for that particular file or we could enter a ‘6’ to release it for printing. If it hasn’t printed already, enter a ‘6’ and hit . Congratulations! You have just successfully printed from the AS/400! A note about PTF’s. A Program Temporary Fix is a patch file provided by IBM for either updating or enhancing the operating system. The requirement for printing to the DP-35/45/6010 series will be included in version V5R3 of the OS400 operating system. Support for printing to these machines on V5R1 and V5R2 is provided via PTF. These can be obtained from IBM for supported installations of OS400. The required PTF’s are as follows: OS 400 Version New WCO (Workstation Customization Object) New MFRTYPDMDL’s (Manufacturer Type and Models) V5R1 SI08528, SI11177 SI11179 V5R2 SI08548, SI11246 SI11270 These PTF’s can be obtained from IBM through their web-site at: Quick Setup Guide Remote Output Queue setup Command CRTOUTQ Output queue Enter desired name (e.g. DP6010, etc.) Remote system *INTNETADR Rem...