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		 | Use Your Twinax & Coax Printers over TCP/IP 
			PLEASE NOTE:  The 
		I-O Corporation LAN-RPC  has 
			been discontinued and replaced by the  LAN-RPC+. 
		It will allow a Twinax printer to connect over IP to IBM iSeries 
		AS400s.  Click here
		to be taken to the LAN-RPC+
		page.  If you need to connect Coaxial Printers over IP, please 
		click here to see the 
		I-O Corporation 5430e iSeries/zSeries Print 
		Server.  Click here to see a diagram 
		of how the 5430e will connect a 
		printer to your IP environment.
 
		
		 Overview  The
              I-O LANRPC Print Server protects printers
              when migrating to TCP/IP Ethernet. It allows Twinax or Coax IPDS,
              SCS, or SCS/DSC printers to be connected to an Ethernet network. You
              simply connect your Twinax or Coax system printer directly to the I-O
              LANRPC. Once this is done, you will be able to address the
              printer via TCP/IP from an IBM AS/400 or 3270-type mainframe. The attached printer can be a laser,
              dot-matrix or line printer. The I-O LANRPC will reliably communicate
              the IPDS data received over the TCP/IP Ethernet link to the
              attached Twinax or Coax cable. I-O Corporation LAN-RPC  being used 
		to connect a Coax or Twinax printer over IP to 
		an IBM Host:
		
		 I-O Corporation 5430e iSeries/zSeries Print 
		Server being used to connect a printer over IP to an IBM Host:  
		   With
              an I-O LANRPC a non-IPDS (SCS) Twinax or non-IPDS (SCS/DSC) Coax system printer
              becomes available to
              virtually any host on the Ethernet network. This includes AS/400,
              3270-type mainframe, Unix,
              Windows XP / 2000 / 98 / 95 and NT, and Novell host systems. All host systems can simultaneously communicate with
              the I-O attached system printer. Line
              and matrix printers configured via TCP/IP, AnyNet or SNA on an
              AS/400 offer page range printing
              support and posting of the FORM ALIGNMENT message. The latter is a
              particularly valuable feature when printing on pre-printed forms
              or stationary such as checks and invoices. With
              I-O?s PrintControl Windows-based utility, the initial setup and
              configuration is a painless
              and straight forward task. Once an IP address has been assigned,
              administrators can easily configure even remote I-O print servers
              directly from their desktop. 
 
			
			
				
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					Features | 
					Benefits |  
					| 
					Investment
              Protection | Reliable
              and expensive legacy printers are given a new lease on life by
              connecting over Ethernet to their host. |  
					| 
					One-Model
              Solution | The
              LANRPC supports both Twinax and Coax hosts and printers (SCS,SCS/DSC
              or IPDS). |  
					| 
					Auto-configuration | SNA
              and AnyNet protocols allow the AS/400 to automatically recognize Twinax
              attached SCS printers. |  
					| 
					TN5250e,
              AnyNet and SNA Support | Page
              Range Printing and form alignment messages for line and matrix
              printers. |  
					| 
					One-Model
              Solution | The
              LANRPC supports both Twinax and Coax hosts and printers (SCS,
              SCS/DSC or IPDS). |  
					| 
					PPR/PPD | AFP/IPDS
              printers are connected to the host via true TCP/IP protocol. |  
					| 
					ASCII
              to SCS | SCS
              Twinax or SCS/DSC Coax printers can now serve as LAN printers. |  
					| 
					Configuration Utility | Simple
              LANRPC configuration from a PC on a local or remote network. |  
					| 
					10/100BaseT
              Auto-Sensing | Automatic
              adapttion to your network speed requirements. |  
					| 
					FLASH
              Memory | Convenient
              field-upgrades to take advantage of the latest enhancements. |  
					| 
					Simultaneous,
              Multi-Protocol Printing | Universal
              access to SCS and SCS/DSC system printers optimizes your printer
              investment. |   
     
         
			
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