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How is the printer attached to the AS/400?<br />
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If it is LAN attached, can you ping the printer from the AS/400?
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How is the printer attached to the AS/400?

If it is LAN attached, can you ping the printer from the AS/400?

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My *IPDS IBM 4247 Printer is in ready status but,<br />
on as400 says that the printer is not in ready status:<br />
code message PQT3800<br />
It says that I have to set the printer in ready status..<br />
I restart printer several times, but it's the same.<br />
What could it be?<br />
thanks
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My *IPDS IBM 4247 Printer is in ready status but,
on as400 says that the printer is not in ready status:
code message PQT3800
It says that I have to set the printer in ready status..
I restart printer several times, but it's the same.
What could it be?
thanks

IBM Printer as400: error message PQT3800

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