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The I-O
LANRPC
Print Server protects your investment in reliable
“legacy” system printers when migrating to TCP/IP
Ethernet. It allows twinax or coax IPDS, SCS, or SCS/DSC
printers to be connected to an Ethernet network.
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Once connected through an I-O
LAN RPC an IPDS twinax or IPDS coax system
printer can be addressed via TCP/IP from an IBM AS/400
or 3270-type mainframe. The attached printer can be a
laser, dot-matrix or line printer. The I-O
LAN RPC will reliably communicate the IPDS
data received over the TCP/IP Ethernet link to the
attached twinax or coax cable.
With an I-O LAN RPC
a SCS twinax or SCS/DSC coax system printer becomes
available to virtually any host on the Ethernet network.
This includes AS/400, 3270-type mainframe, Unix, Windows
2000 and NT, and Novell host systems, as well as Windows
PCs. All host systems can simultaneously communicate
with the I-O attached system printer.
Line and matrix printers configured via AnyNet or SNA on
an AS/400 offer page range printing support and posting
of the FORM ALIGNMENT message. The latter is a
particularly valuable feature when printing on
pre-printed stationary such as checks and invoices.
With I-O’s Windows-based configuration utility, the
initial setup and configuration is a painless and
straight forward task. Once an IP address has been
assigned, administrators can easily configure even
remote I-O print servers directly from their desktop.
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