Hi,

If it is any comfort to the 3000 community, we recently ran into a situation
like this with HP's jetadmin software on Unix. It didn't understand some of
the PJL ("unexpected bytes") coming back from the laserjet 4000 and reprinted
and reprinted and reprinted...

However, an updated version of the jetadmin software for the 9000 appears to
have this fixed according to the docs (haven't really stress tested it yet).
The old version was only installed back in Sept. 99.

Richard G.

Chris Bartram wrote:
>
>  In <[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] writes:
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> > We just got an LPQ1400 printer using a JetDirect EX Plus interface and we
> > keep getting the following message on the console
> >
> >
> > The PJL information returned from the printer contains a syntax errror.
> > @PJL INFO
> > Native Mode Spooler message 9621
> >
> > Is there a setting I should change? The NPCONFIG file looks like...
>
> Yup. pjl_supported = FALSE
>
> The new line printers have the same problem that the LJ5-and-newer laser
> printers have. The PJL they send back to the spooler confuses it and causes
> spoolfiles to print over-and-over, or not at all. (see previous post about
> PICS# outstanding since '98).
>
>     -Chris Bartram

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