I-O 5735DP IPDS Protocol Converters for Canon
Host Print 5735dp Gateway Ethernet-in, Ethernet-out Print Server
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5735dp (New)
The I-O 5735dp Gateway is a high speed Ethernet-in, Ethernet-out print server designed to convert native IBM host print jobs to PCL, allowing them to be printed on a single Canon imageRunner printer. The I-O 5735dp Gateway delivers IBM AFP/IPDS and SCS printing via Ethernet, and provides the control and printer feedback found in an IBM host environment. In addition to IBM host connectivity, the I-O 5735dp Gateway supports Canon's value added finishing features.
- Supports finishing features: duplexing, collating, stapling, hole punching, etc.
- Supports Advanced Function Printing (AFP) using IPDS protocol
- Also supports standard Host printing using SCS protocol
- High Speed printing - over 100 pages per minute
- Supports over 100 AFP/IPDS Fonts
- 10 / 100 Mbps Ethernet LAN, auto sensing
- Multiple Host support (AS/400, iSeries, eServer i5, S/390 zSeries, Windows, Unix)
- Multiple LAN protocols (SNA, TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBIOS)
- Host printing via Telnet (TN5250e and TN3270E), SNA (APPC) or AnyNet
- Simple, one step set-up (auto configuration) when using TN5250e or TN3270e
- Host controlled Printing, including error reporting, page range printing etc.
- I-O's award winning IBM AFP/IPDS and SCS printer emulations
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Easy to install and use, includes I-O's PrintControl utility software
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Features |
Benefits |
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AFP/IPDS & SCS Printing |
IBM host print jobs can be printed on a single imageRunner printer in an Ethernet environment |
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High Speed Printing, 100+ ppm |
Data conversion is accomplished at the 5735dp and sent to the imageRunner via the Ethernet LAN - Without the bottleneck of the parallel port the 5735dp supports high-speed printing featured in imageRunner printers |
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I-O Customized Finishing Comands |
Canon finishing features such as duplexing, collating, stapling, folding, hole-punching, etc. can be utilized in a host environment |
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Full IBM Host Control of Print Jobs |
The 5735dp provides bi-directional communication between the host and the printer, via port 9100 and PJL commands |
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Remote Printing |
The imageRunner can be attached locally or remotely via a WAN or VPN network. The imageRunner does not need to be next to the 5735dp. |
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I-O's Award Winning Printer Emulations |
All AFP/IPDS and SCS functions such as duplex, page offset, COR, fonts and barcode, are fully supported by the 5735dp. |
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Enhanced Telnet 5250 (TN5250e) and Telnet 3270 (TN3270e) |
Communicates with the IBM Host using native TCP/IP. |
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Page Offset Functions |
Provides more flexibility in page positioning with no need to modify host applications. |
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Supports over 100 AFP/IPDS Fonts |
There are more fonts to choose from than other AFP/IPDS interfaces. |
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On-board FLASH Memory |
Allows for field upgrades providing the latest new features from I-O. |
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Printer error reporting to the host |
Prevents loss of host print data by providing the same level of print status reporting as a twinax or coax printer. |
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Page range printing |
Permits users to print select page ranges from large documents and reports. |
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Off-loading of Data Conversion |
Eliminates unnecessary overhead by converting EBCDIC data to ASCII data directly on the I-O 5735dp. |
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Simultaneous, multi-host printing |
Maximizes printer utilization by supporting concurrent printing from the host. |
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10BaseT and 100BaseT |
Provides versatility in attaching to LANs at different speeds. |
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Host auto configuration |
Installs in minutes. |
Specifications:
IBM Features:
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LAN (ASCII) Features:
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