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The printer is just a dumb device. &nbsp;You might administer the JD through your browser to see if there is something that has gotten accidentally turned on, but even if there was, I would expect that you would also get two printouts on test pages as well. <br />
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The printer is just a dumb device.  You might administer the JD through your browser to see if there is something that has gotten accidentally turned on, but even if there was, I would expect that you would also get two printouts on test pages as well.



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Have a client, that has a asphalt producing plant that prints tickets to an office a small distance away via an ethernet cable connected to a parallel jetdirect that supports 3 parallel printers. &nbsp;There are 2 okidata one 320 and the other 321 connected. &nbsp;Everything was fine for some time, an upgrade of the vertical software took place and now the 321 prints the print job twice. &nbsp;If you print a test page from Windows to the printer, it only prints one copy, but from the app it prints twice. &nbsp;We cannot see anything inthe program that is doing it as it only sends a print job and does not print it twice. &nbsp;Any ideas as to what can cause this? &nbsp;Completely baffled. &nbsp;I didn't know if there is anything in the jetdirect or windows that might cause this.<br />
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Have a client, that has a asphalt producing plant that prints tickets to an office a small distance away via an ethernet cable connected to a parallel jetdirect that supports 3 parallel printers.  There are 2 okidata one 320 and the other 321 connected.  Everything was fine for some time, an upgrade of the vertical software took place and now the 321 prints the print job twice.  If you print a test page from Windows to the printer, it only prints one copy, but from the app it prints twice.  We cannot see anything inthe program that is doing it as it only sends a print job and does not print it twice.  Any ideas as to what can cause this?  Completely baffled.  I didn't know if there is anything in the jetdirect or windows that might cause this.
Thanks

Okidata 321 Turbo connected to Jetdirect print print jobs twice

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