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Finally...Seamless AS/400 & Mainframe LAN Printing
Overview
The
I-O 5430e is a single port, multi-protocol print server that
combines Ethernet, IBM AS/400 - iSeries, i5 and Mainframe printing over a
LAN.
The I-O 5430e attaches one parallel printer directly to a 10 or
100 Mbps Ethernet LAN, and supports multiple protocols including
TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and NetBIOS. This support allows the I-O 5430e to be
used with a variety of operating systems including Windows, Novell,
Unix, OS/400, and OS/390.
The I-O 5430e also supports one
IBM printer session featuring I-O's field-proven IBM printer
emulations. Combined, these unique characteristics enable users to
share printer resources even when several different operating systems
are in use.
If you are looking for a print server with these
capabilities that can support up to 3 printers, click here
for the I-O Corporation 5450e.
Reliable, Full-Function AS/400 & Mainframe LAN Printing
In addition to operating as an Ethernet
LAN print server, the I-O 5430e supports AS/400 - iSeries and IBM
Mainframe printing over TCP/IP, SNA (APPC), and AnyNet (SNA
encapsulated in TCP/IP). Using any one of these protocols, the I-O
5430e allows the LAN attached printer to offer the same reliable,
full-function IBM host printing support as a direct system-attached
5250/3270 printer. These protocols also offer users one step set-up
(auto-configuration) as well.
The I-O 5430e can also speed up IBM Host printing. Since the IBM
EBCDIC to ASCII data conversion is done by the I-O 5430e it frees the
host, or a client PC from performing this resource-intensive task.
This means a faster first page out, and overall increased speed.
If you have a requirement for IPDS Laser Printing over
your TCP/IP network from your AS/400 or Mainframe, click here for information on the 5435e IPDS Ethernet Print Server.
Full Print Queue Control
You will be able to have the same full print control over a TCP/IP printer just as if it
was a direct attached twinax printer. Some of the print queue features you will get
back are:
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Page Range Printing - Permits users to print select page
ranges from large documents and reports.
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Printer Error Reporting - Prevents loss of
IBM Host print
data by providing same level of print status reporting as a direct system attached twinax/coax
printer.
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True IBM AS400 & Mainframe Printer Emulations - Permits
full-function AS/400 printing on the attached LAN printer. 3812-01 (SCS) laser, 4214
matrix, 5224/25/56 and 3287 matrix printer emulations.
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No Host Print Transform - No need to waste valuable
processor cycles on EBCIDIC to ASCII translation. The 5430e handles that all
with it's own embedded RISC processor.
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Simultaneous Multi-Host Printing - Maximizes printer
utilization by supporting concurrent printing not only from the IBM
Hosts but from Novell, Windows, and UNIX.
Click here for
more information on the 5430e Print Servers
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IBM
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LAN
(ASCII) Features: |
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Supported Protocols for AS/400 Printing:
- TCP/IP (TN5250e)
- TCP/IP (LPR/LPD)
- SNA (5494, APPC)
- AnyNet (SNA over TCP/IP)
Supported protocols for IBM Mainframe
Printing:
- TCP/IP (PPR/PPD, LPR/LPD)
- TN3270e
Supported IBM Printer Emulations:
- 3812-1 (SCS)
- 4214
- 5224/25/56
- 3287
Supported Printer Drivers for EBCDIC-ASCII Conversion:
- HP PCL
- IBM Proprinter, PPDS
- Epson ESC/P2, FX, LQ
- Generic
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Supported Protocols for LAN (ASCII) printing:
- TCP/IP (LPD/LPR)
- IPX/SPX
- NetBEUI/NetBIOS
Supported LAN (ASCII) Hosts:
- Novell (NDS, bindery,PSERVER, RPRINTER)
- Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups
- OS/2 Warp, OS/2
- UNIX
FLASH Memory
SNMP Compliant
Supported Ethernet Frame Types:
- IEEE 802.2, 802.3, Ethernet II, SNAP
Supported Ethernet Media:
- 10BaseT, 10Base2, 100BaseT (auto-sensing)
Printer Ports:
- 5450e MPS - 2 IEEE 1284 bi-directional
Centronics parallel ports
1 RS-232 serial port (DB9)
- 5430e MPS - 1 IEEE 1284 bi-directional
Centronics parallel port
100-250V (IEC) Power Supply Included
Powerful RISC Processor |
Additional Features
| Features |
Benefits |
| AS/400 printing over Ethernet |
Allows AS/400 print jobs to be seamlessly printed over a LAN. |
| Printer error reporting to the AS/400 |
Prevents loss of AS/400 print data by providing same level of print status
reporting as a 5250 twinax printer. |
| Page range printing from the AS/400 |
Permits users to print select page ranges from large documents and reports. |
| Offloading of Data Conversion |
Eliminates unnecessary AS/400 or PC overhead by converting EBCDIC data directly
on the I-O 5450 MPS. |
| 3 IBM printer sessions |
Supports up to three individual 5250 printer sessions for maximum printing
flexibility. |
| True IBM printer emulations |
Permits full-function AS/400 printing on the attached LAN printer. |
Simultaneous, multi-host printing
(TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, SNA, AnyNet) |
Maximizes printer utilization by supporting concurrent printing not only from the
AS/400 but from Novell, Windows NT, Windows 95, OS/2, UNIX, etc. |
| 10BaseT, 10Base2, and 100BaseT |
Protects print server investment when upgrading the LAN to 100 Mbps. |
| 2 parallel and 1 serial printer ports |
Allows attachment of up to three printers to the AS/400 and LAN using only one
network connection. |
| Easy setup and configuration |
Installs in minutes by avoiding complex PC software configurations. |
| Powerful RISC processor |
Takes advantage of the LAN printers maximum print speed even when
processing AS/400 jobs. |
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