SEH PS Series - Print Jobs and Print Data; How to Define a Timeout for Taking on Print Jobs

Print Jobs and Print Data
Print Server User Manual Windows 68
8 Print Jobs and Print Data
What Information
Do You Need?
• ’How to Define a Timeout for Taking on Print Jobs’ 68
• ’How to Assign Print Jobs Directly’ 69
• ’How to Modify Print Data’ 71
• ’How to Convert Print Data’ 72
• ’How to Use Logical Printers (Filter Functions)’ 73
8.1 How to Define a Timeout for Taking on Print Jobs
You can restrict the acceptance of print jobs to a certain period of
time (timeout). If the print server does not receive any print job
within the specified time frame, the connection between will be
interrupted.
Benefits and
Purpose
A timeout limits the duration of a connection and thus allows other
connections to establish.
What Do You Want to
Do?
 ’Defining a Timeout via the Printserver Homepage’ 68
 ’Defining a Timeout via the InterCon-NetTool’ 69
Defining a Timeout via the Printserver Homepage
Proceed as follows:
1. Start the Print Server Homepage.
2. Select Configuration – General.
3. Enter the time frame in seconds after which the connection will
be aborted into the Job receive timeout box.
We recommend to set the value to '120'. (0 s = off)
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This chapter contains information concerning the
administration of print jobs and print data. You will
learn how to load and assign print jobs directly to the
print server, how to time print jobs, and how to modify
and convert print data.