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Appendix A. Printer Characteristics
Some printers may not be able to print your output as designed. This appendix
describes some of the printer characteristics, such as pel density and Single Byte
(SBCS) and Double Byte (DBCS) Character Set support, that may affect the
printout. For more information about printer characteristics, refer to the
Advanced
Function Printing: Printer Information
, or appropriate documentation for your printer.
Supported Printers
At the time of publication of this manual, the following IBM Advanced Function
Printers are supported:
3112 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
3116 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
3130 240-pel, DBCS supported
Note: For 3130 300-pel, specify printer type 3.
3160 (SBCS Only), 240-pel
3812 (SBCS Only), 240-pel
3816 (SBCS Only), 240-pel
3820 240-pel, DBCS supported
3825 240-pel, DBCS supported
3813 240-pel, DBCS supported
3829 240-pel, DBCS supported
3835 240-pel, DBCS supported
3900 240-pel, DBCS supported
3912 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
3916 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
3930 240-pel, DBCS supported
3935 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
4028 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
4224 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
4230 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
4234 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
4247 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
4312 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
4317 (SBCS Only), 300-pel
6400 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
6404 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
6408 (SBCS Only), 144-pel
If the four-digit printer type isn't recognized by the AFP Utilities for AS/400, entering
another printer type recognized by the AFP Utilities for AS/400 will produce the
correct data stream.
The interface to specify the printer type has been changed so that as new printers
become available which have different characteristics than any others, the function
to support the printer type and list of supported printers can be added between
releases with Programming Temporary Fixes (PTFs).
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