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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 2
MOTIF SUPPORT .......................................................................................................................................... 2
General Tab .......................................................................................................................................... 11
Status Dialog ........................................................................................................................................ 14
Help Dialog .......................................................................................................................................... 14
TEXT MODE............................................................................................................................................... 14
Paper Size ............................................................................................................................................. 17
Paper Source ........................................................................................................................................18
Media Type ...........................................................................................................................................18
ABOUT TAB ...............................................................................................................................................24
MAIN CONTROLS .......................................................................................................................................24
HELP DIALOG ............................................................................................................................................ 25
This manual describes how to install the user software for the TOSHIBA GA-1040
Network Printer Board, set up printing, and manage print jobs from a Unix client.
For information about setting up network servers and clients to use the GA-1040,
see Administrator’s Guide. For general information on using the copier, your
computer, your application software, or your network, see the manuals that
accompany those products.
The GA-1040 Printer Driver consists of a Unix filter (CORE) driver and the rcutil
configuration program:
•The CORE driver translates print commands and drives printing on UNIX and
Linux platforms.
•The rcutil configuration program provides a visual interface to the driver,
for graphical access to print properties specified in the PostScript Printer
Description (PPD) file.
It also comes with the install installation script that is used to install and un-install
print queues. The install installation script first checks the system for Motif support
before running the setup installation program.
This manual contains information on:
• Pre-installation and system requirements
• Installation and un-installation process
• rcutil Property tabs
• Using the rcutil configuration program to save print settings
• Print command reference
• Printing from the command line and from applications
• Error and status messages
Guidelines
This manual uses the following rules for the use of symbols and font style in this
document.
bold Verana font – means a title or an important concept
bold
Solaris “Solaris”, from here on, refers to both SunOS and Solaris.
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Courier New font – means a program name, program variable, a
directory or path name, or a constant value,
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Pre-installation
System Requirements
English versions of the following operating systems are supported for use with the
GA-1040 Printer Driver:
• Sun Solaris 2.4 or later (SPARCstation)
• Sun Solaris 8 (Intel)
• HP-UX 10.0 or later
• IBM AIX 4.0 or later
• Red Hat Linux 6.0 or later
The following system programs are needed for successful installation.
UNIX/LINUX System System Tools
HP-UX /usr/bin/nslookup
/usr/sbin/lpshut
/usr/sbin/lpsched
Sun Solaris
(SPARC/Intel)
IBM AIX /usr/bin/host
Red Hat Linux /usr/bin/host
* If the utility is not in the specified path, the named utility must be found in
the system search path and can be run on the command line.
/usr/bin/enable
mkque
mkquedev
/etc/rc.d/init.d/lpd or
/etc/init.d/lpd
Motif Support
The rcutil configuration program ships in two versions: Motif 1.2 and Motif 2.1.
Motif 2.1 supports combo box, spin box, and notebooks for property pages. For
systems with Motif 1.2 support, the Unix driver is shipped with Motif 1.2 option
menus and custom property pages.
The following packages are available:
Motif 2.1
System Requirement Details
Solaris Motif 2.1 libraries: libXm Needed to be installed in target system.
AIX Motif 2.1 libraries: libXm Needed to be installed in target system.
Linux None No library is needed. Motif 2.1 libraries
are linked statically.
There is no Motif 2.1 support for the HP-UX driver.
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Motif 1.2
System Requirement Details
HP-UX Motif 1.2 libraries: libXm Needed to be installed in target system.
Solaris Motif 1.2 libraries: libXm Needed to be installed in target system.
AIX Motif 1.2 libraries: libXm Needed to be installed in target system.
Linux None No library is needed. Motif 2.1 libraries
are linked statically.
To determine which version of Motif is installed in your Unix or Linux system, do the
following system checks.
Check if the following files exist:
• /usr/include/Xm/ComboBox.h
• /usr/include/Xm/Notebook.h
• /usr/include/Xm/SpinB.h
If you have these files, you have Motif 2.1 installed in your system.
If not, check if the /usr/include/Xm sub-directory exists. If so, you have Motif 1.2
installed.
If Motif is not installed on HP-UX, SunOS/Solaris, or IBM AIX systems, the driver
may not be installed or run correctly. You would need to install Motif first before
being able to install the Unix driver. For more information, please refer to the install Installation Script section.
Obtaining the Installation Package
The package is shipped as one compressed file: toshiba1.2.tar.Z or toshiba2.1.tar.Z
To uncompress the file, use uncompress <Zfile>
Then use tar to restore the files: tar –xvf <tarfile>
Installed Files
Platform Installation Destination Path
HP-UX /usr/local/tsbprn
Sun Solaris (SPARC) /etc/lp/interfaces/tsbprn
Sun Solaris (Intel) /usr/local/tsbprn
IBM AIX /usr/local/tsbprn
Red Hat Linux /usr/local/tsbprn
The driver and user interface files are placed in /usr/local/tsbprn folder, except
on Solaris systems. In most Solaris systems, the /usr/local directory is a mounted
NFS remote system and it is write-protected. Because of this, the drivers are
installed in /etc/lp/interfaces/tsbprn, by default.
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The driver cannot be installed on systems that have write-protection turned on for
the /usr/local folder. The driver installation destination directory is fixed for each
platform to the location specified in the table above.
This is currently not configurable as there is no concept of registry in Unix systems
where settings can be saved at installation time and that could be retrieved later by
the driver at run-time.
If the installation directory does not exist, or cannot be created, the setup
installation program will display error messages and terminate.
The following files are included in the Unix Driver package:
Common Files Description
GA1040ReleaseNotes.pdf Release Notes
GA1040.pdf This documentation and manual.
RELEASE.NUMBER This file contains the release number.
EFTPSxx CORE UNIX driver program that interprets and renders
printed output. “xx” specifies the release number.
rcutil Driver utility providing graphical access to print features
and settings.
Rcutil Resource file that sets characteristics of the graphical
interface.
F533Readme.txt Driver readme file, displayed as online help in the rcutil
Help dialog. This file can be customized for a particular
environment.
toshibaps.ppd GA-1040 PPD configuration file.
pdltype Utility program that checks the type of input file, whether
text file, PostScript file, PCL5 or PCL6 file.
f533.man CORE Driver manual pages.
rcutil.man Interface manual pages.
install Installation script that checks for Motif support before
launching the setup installation program.
setup Installation/un-installation program for CORE driver and
rcutil configuration program.
Setup.txt Installation program readme file, displayed as online help in
the setup Help dialog box. This file can be edited or
customized for a particular environment.
Setup Resource file that sets characteristics of the graphical
interface for the installation program.
AIX Additional Files Description
bafilter-ps Back-end program required for installation on AIX systems.
passthru.ins Installation script for the pass-through filter.
HP-UX Files Description
modelscr Server installation model script.
remote.scr Client installation model script.
Solaris Additional
Description
Files
modelscr Server installation model script.
ver5.7 Solaris 5.7 installation requirements.
ver5.8 Solaris 5.8 installation requirements.
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Linux Additional
Description
Files
shfilter.scr Middle script filter for Linux server installations used to
parse parameters received from lp and passed to the
CORE filter.
The Linux installer assumes that the Korn shell exists in
/bin. If Korn (ksh) does not exist in /bin, the
/usr/local/tsbprn-ps/shfilter-ps.tos file must be modified
to the existing shell in /bin. If Borne Again (bash) shell
is available, edit the first line in shfilter-ps.tos file,
replace #!/bin/ksh with #!/bin/bash.
shfilter.clnt Middle script filter for Linux client systems that passes the
input file from the client to the server print queue.
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setup Installation Program
Depending on your network environment, distribution of clients, and planned print
configuration, you may run only server installations of the Unix driver, or both client
and server installations.
Pre-Installation Procedures
Before running server or client install program, review the following points:
•Log in as the superuser (root) of the system to ensure that all files are installed
to their correct location. Only root is allowed to perform installation procedures.
•The installation program can be executed from the current folder, or from a local
copy of the installation folder. We recommend making a local copy of the
installation folder. It is important to run it where it is located. For one, it uses the
Setup resource file for defining its Motif-based user interface.
•If a print queue would be re-installed, uninstall it first before re-installing to
ensure that the driver is updated correctly. The setup installation program
provides the capability to un-install print queues.
•The rcutil interface was developed using Motif 1.2, Motif 2.1 and C
programming language. Except for Linux systems, it is required that the Motif 2.1
or Motif 1.2 libraries be installed on the system where the setup installation
program will be used and where rcutil will be installed. For safety, use the
install script utility for installing as it performs initialization checks before
launching the setup installation program.
•To launch the setup installation program in GUI mode, the DISPLAY
environment variable must be set. The user must manually set this on the
command line. For example, type “DISPLAY = host:0.0” on the command line.
host is the name of the terminal where setup would be launched. It can also be
the IP address of the said terminal. After assigning value to DISPLAY, export the
environment variable by typing export DISPLAY on the command line. If setup
cannot still launch in GUI mode, you may need to add the terminal in the hosts
file, done by typing xhost host on the command line. Please coordinate with
your system administrator on how to configure your system for running programs
with GUI.
•If DISPLAY is not set, the setup installation program will run in Text mode. The
installation program detects the system capability for graphics and can run in
either Text or GUI mode.
•Man pages must be updated to customize it to your need. Currently the manpages contains a place-holder for the contact info for troubleshooting. You can
update this with a correct contact info. NOTE: Do not modify application names
such as “EFTPS35” as the installation program automatically parses it.
•Update text files that are used by the driver as Help files for further
customization. These files are the Setup.txt and F533Readme.txt
install Installation Script
The install script is the installation utility and is the secure way for installing or
un-installing the Unix driver. It performs initial system checks before actually
launching the setup installation program. Its major role is to check if Motif library is
installed in the target system. This is provided for convenience to avoid unexpected
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system errors when launching the setup installation program directly on systems
without Motif support.
The install installation script will show an error message if it cannot find the Motif
library in the system, except for Linux, where the driver is built to run even on
systems without Motif support. If you are sure that you have Motif installed in the
system, you can use the setup installation program directly.
The install installation script assumes pre-defined libraries for determining
whether the systems supports Motif or not.
The script checks if the libraries below exist in their specified locations:
Platform Library location
HP-UX /usr/lib/libXm.2
Sun Solaris (SPARC) /usr/lib/libXm.so.4
Sun Solaris (Intel) /usr/lib/libXm.so.4
IBM AIX /usr/lib/libXm.a
Red Hat Linux None
If not, the script will show an appropriate message.
If you think Motif is installed in the system, you can also try running setup
installation program directly on the command line: ./setup
•If it fails (crashes), please take note of any error message you get from the
system and send it to us. This would help us update the install script to reflect
whatever library or file the setup installation program may require to run
successfully in your system.
•BUT if setup runs and shows the user interface, that could mean that it has
found the Motif library somewhere in your system, meaning, you have a
different location than /usr/lib for the Motif library. In this case, you can
modify the install script to reflect this library path. You can contact us if
you like us to do this update for you – just inform us the correct library path
for your target system.
To run setup directly, use “setup” in the same syntax, as:
./setup [-uh] [[q:]<queue>] [s:<server>] [p:<portvalue>] [t:<insttype>]
[g:<guitype>] [cdepth:<dval>]
If no parameter is specified, this launches the setup installation program in
graphical install mode.
Parameters that are enclosed in square brackets are optional.
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-h
-uUninstalls the specified <queue>
[q:]<queue> The name of the local print queue to be set up or uninstalled. q:
s:<server> The destination network printer server.
p:<portvalue> The printer port in <server>. <portvalue> is the name of the
t:<insttype> Identifies the type of action on the print queue(s).
g:<guitype> Tells whether to run in Graphical-mode or Text-mode. <guitype>
cdepth:<dval>
The parameters can be specified in any order. In text mode, if a <queue> or
<server> is not specified in the command line parameter, the program will prompt
for it.
Example Usage:
./install q:pshakuba s:hakuba p:direct
where pshakuba is the desired print queue name, hakuba is the
network target printer, and direct is the Fiery direct port in the
hakuba printer. This opens the setup installation program in server
install type and GUI mode.
./install pshakuba
will open the setup installation program in server install type and
print Fiery port. This opens in GUI mode. The Network Printer field
will be empty waiting for user to specify a target printer.
./install pshakuba s:hakuba g:no
will run the setup installation program in Text mode. The pshakuba is
the desired print queue name. hakuba is the network target printer. It
will ask if the default print Fiery port will be used. And if not, it will
prompt for a new value.
Prints the usage guide. If no other parameter is specified, the
program will terminate. Otherwise, it will launch the
installation program either in graphical or text mode,
depending on value of the “g” parameter.
is optional. Any parameter without the tag is assumed to be
a print queue name. Only the last <queue>, if there’s more
than one specified in the parameter, will be used.
printer port. This is print by default.
In Install mode, this implies installing of a server or client print
queue. <insttype> can be either server (default) or client.
In Un-install mode, if <insttype> is all, this un-installs all print
queues. All other values would un-install <queue>, if it is
specified. This is not all (not set and not used) by default.
can be either yes (GUI, default) or no (Text).
<dval> is for depth value. Specifies the color depth to use to be
able to formulate the background color when running in GUI
mode. <dval> can be no or any numeric value. Non-digit
values are treated as no. no tells the program to use
system default colors for displaying the user interface.
This cdepth parameter is relevant ONLY if the Background color
setting is removed or commented out in the Setup resource
file. This is unused if Background color setting is in the
resource file.
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