RPM easily removes PCL codes

RPM Remote Print Manager can be set up to strip PCL codes from a print job. This is done automatically when text printing; but you can also select it for pass-through and filter printing. Removing PCL codes is useful when receiving print jobs from host systems that do not support your printer.

RPM assists in printing PCL from a mainframe. For instance, the AS/400 does not support a print driver for a HP Deskjet 692c. When printing from an AS/400 to an HP Deskjet 692c, the AS/400 can be configured to print to an HP4, then RPM will strip the PCL codes in the data and format the data for the 692c using the Windows print driver. Example uses include:

• Print data on a non-HP printer
• RPM will remove both PJL and PCL codes
• Capture data more easily for a spreadsheet or database application

Remove a Specific Number of Bytes

RPM has the ability to remove a specified number of bytes at the beginning of the data before spooling the print job to the printer. It can also help eliminate blank pages, and also to remove the global HP PCL codes. This feature can be used in conjunction with the INSERT feature to allow a different printer configuration than was originally in the file when using PASS-THROUGH PRINTING.

RPM Features: Appending & Inserting Bytes | ASA Carriage Control | Banner Page Support | Character Output Reduction | EBCDIC to ASCII Conversion | Convert LF to CRLF | Using Installed Code Pages | Host Page Range Printing | Removing PCL Codes | SCS to ASCII Translation