p910nd

Description for the UCI configuration file /etc/config/p910nd.

For installations instructions and more see: p910nd.server. You can run more than one printer at the same time by adding additional sections.

The default configuration is (list all configured printers):

uci show p910nd

Description of the options in the p910nd config file /etc/config/p910nd:

Option	Type	Default	Description
`enabled`	boolean	`0`	`1`: Enable the printer; `0`: Disable the printer
`device`	device path	/dev/usb/lp0	The device your printer is connected to (e.g. `/dev/usb/lp0`, `/dev/printers/0` for LPT under Linux 2.4; `/dev/lp0` for USB under Linux 2.6)
`port`	number (0-9)	`0`	The p910nd listening TCP port (9100 + port)
`bidirectional`	boolean	`1`	`1`: Turn on bidirectional copying; `0`: Turn off bidirectional copying
`bind`	IP address	unknown	The IP address to listen on (typically the same as LAN)

Note: Enabling the service might not work as expected (not starting the service at boot time) on current Barrier Breaker versions (as of 2014.05.13), see this issue.

# Add a printer
uci -q delete p910nd.prn1
uci set p910nd.prn1=p910nd
uci set p910nd.prn1.device=/dev/usb/lp1
uci set p910nd.prn1.port=1
uci set p910nd.prn1.bidirectional=1
uci set p910nd.prn1.enabled=1
uci commit p910nd
/etc/init.d/p910nd restart
 
# Delete the printer prn1
uci delete p910nd.prn1
uci commit p910nd
/etc/init.d/p910nd restart

Under Linux 2.4, the device name for the printer would be of the form /dev/usb/lpn, where n is usually 0 for the first printer.
Under Linux 2.6, the device name for the printing would be of the form /dev/lpn

p910nd

Configuration

Example