When enabled, single newlines and single carriage returns will be converted into DOS-style carriage return and linefeed line endings. When enabled, a formfeed will be sent to the printer at the end of each print job. To specify an open square brace, use two in a row. Non-printable characters must be represented in decimal or hexadecimal and must be enclosed in square braces and separated by commas. This is the End Of Job string sent to the printer at the end of the print job. This is the Start Of Job string sent to the printer at the start of the print job. When disabled, only valid ASCII characters and control characters (tab, linefeed, formfeed, backspace, and newline) are passed to the printer. When enabled, the entire file is passed to the printer. For XML, see configgroup LPD in the XML Reference chapter of the XPort EDGE User Guide.Įnables or disables printing of the banner page with the print job.For CLI, see Config LPD level in the Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference chapter of the XPort EDGE User Guide.In Web Manager, go to LPD and click Configuration.
For CLI, see Status LPD level in the Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference chapter of the XPort EDGE User Guide.In Web Manager, go to LPD and click Status.You can view the current connection status of LPD, including the queue name, information on what was last printed, and information on the last and current client. When LPD is included in a project, LPD will appear as a Line protocol choice. See Building Projects for more information. To use LPD, use the SDK to create a project including the lpd module.
LPD is not included in the default firmware.
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