Printer command
Specifies the command that is used to submit jobs to the printer. The command must
not contain symbols, but it can contain command options with hard-coded values. For
example, this command prints a job on the PCLOut printer with an IP address of printer_IP_address
and a print queue of PASS and assigns it to class A:
lpr -P PASS -S printer_IP_address -C A
The file name is added to the end of the command, so the command must expect the file name to be at the end. For example, when you print a file called myfile.afp, the command in the example becomes:
lpr -P PASS -S printer_IP_address -C A myfile.afp
- Database name
- AFP2PCL.Command
Usage notes:
- This property applies only to PCLOut printers.
- Different printer commands use different options. For example, the printer flag of the Linux lpr command is upper case -Pwith an optional space between the flag and the print queue; while the printer flag of the lprafp command is lower case -pwithout a space between the flag and the print queue.
- PCLOut printers do not support RICOH ProcessDirector symbols such as ${Job.Name} in the PCLOut printer command.