Arm 350 with Imagistics print controller?

[nmfaxman]

Re: Arm 350 with Imagistics print controller?

I installed PS, pcl5 & pcl6 so I don't think it is a emulation thing.
I will try another print controller, but concerned about the licencing for the machine.
I will try port 10001 in raw setting, but if it has a HDD it should print in LPR mode.
Thanks for the input guys.

[bilyahn]

Re: Arm 350 with Imagistics print controller?

Try RAW port 10001, had to do this with windows 7 on an AR201. It's the old Cougar series default port but I think it will work for this series as well since it came out right at the end of the Cougar line!

Good luck.

Bil

[blackcat4866]

Re: Arm 350 with Imagistics print controller?

Could it be emulation?

I did this just the other day. I installed print drivers to a box that comes standard with PCL. The PostScript option was not purchased. The customer asked for a PostScript driver, and like an idiot I installed it.


So when I sent a print job it cleared the queue quickly. It reached the printer. The printer could not print a PostScript job and tossed it out.
=^..^=

[nmfaxman]

All symptoms are both laptop and network. XP 32 bit and Win7 64 bit.
Latest and greatest drivers, and older drivers a friend had on an old HDD as backup.
Print to the raw queue port 9100, just hangs.
Print to LPR with PRINT, PORT1 and lp as print queues spools for a second and just vanishes.
Job log shows nothing in the printer log.
Job accounting is turned off and even set up a basic one to print. Spools then vanishes
Web interface has Imagistics logo and sharp default logins don't work.
Can't be firmware because fresh from factory I should at least be able to print a windows test page in PCL.
Installed and reformatted HDD.
I am starting to think Sharp Box and Imagistics controller are not compatible, or the license is invalid.
Too old a box to waste time with, but now I just want to figure it out because I refuse to let a stupid machine kick my a$$ and I won't give up on the weird stuff.
I am just funny that way.
Any input welcome.