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<td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Current Version''' | <td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Current Version''' | ||
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<td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Platform'''</td> | <td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Platform'''</td> | ||
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<td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Type'''</td> | <td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Type'''</td> | ||
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<td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Language(s)''' | <td style="width: 130px;vertical-align: top;">'''Language(s)''' | ||
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== Technical == | == Technical == | ||
| − | + | ENPS divides printers in two types, Graphical and native. Support is upon printer control language, the data supplied to be printed, the ENPS drivers and the host system itself. | |
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| + | ENPS can print using operating system supplied drivers, it's own graphical and/or native drivers. | ||
| + | For very fast printings, in high-throughput ticketing applications native drivers are preferred. | ||
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| + | Supported native printer languages (drivers), referred as OutputFormats | ||
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| + | * ESC/POS (POS Printers) | ||
| + | * DieboldNixdorf HP (Pass Book Printing) | ||
| + | * ESC/P, ESC/P2 (High speed impact printing) | ||
| + | * IPL Honeywell(Thermal/-Transfer Printing) | ||
| + | * ZPL Zebra(Thermal/-Transfer Printing) | ||
| + | * TCPL TOSHIBA-TEC | ||
| + | * DPP Honeywell | ||
| + | * PCL5, PCL6 | ||
| + | * PostScript | ||
| + | * HPGL | ||
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| + | Support varies by driver, version and printer. Some devices only support subsets of a specification or standard. | ||
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| + | == Input Support == | ||
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| + | ENPS Supports varieties of file formats to be printed directly, or using internal conversion | ||
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| + | * Mixed Formats | ||
| + | ** PDF | ||
| + | ** HTML | ||
| + | * Vector Formats | ||
| + | ** HPGL | ||
| + | ** SVG | ||
| + | * Raster Formats | ||
| + | ** JPEG | ||
| + | ** BMP | ||
| + | ** TIFF | ||
| + | ** PNG | ||
| + | ** GIF | ||
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| + | Font and Symbology support is either provided by the printer, raster or vector source, included within data payload or by ENPS. | ||
| − | + | == Features == | |
| − | + | * Color profiles | |
| + | * Dither- and Raster process | ||
| + | * Native drivers fallback on graphic driver issues | ||
| + | * PostScript input support | ||
| + | * On-the-fly overlays | ||
| + | * Duplex printing | ||
| + | * Automatic Native conversion using OCR | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 02:24, 8 July 2023
| ENPS ES Network Printing System | |
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| Developer | Netroda Technologies |
| Product Family | Extensible Services / Server |
| Licenses | N.P.A.L., FoundationShield (EULA) |
| Initial release | 2017 (1987) |
| Current Version | 1.04 (2022) |
| Platform | Independend |
| Type | Network based Printing System |
| Programmed in | C++ |
| Origin |
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| Language(s) | English (console) |
ES-Network Printing System
ENPS Short for ES Network Printing System is the integrated, server-side based printing system for all ES/S Systems. It comes with all ES/S-B distributions and supports a wide range of printers without third party printer drivers, support of the printer does not necessarily depend on the operating system.
Normally, all ENPS printers are network printers, or at least, directly writable by ENPS as ENPS itself issues raw printer payloads.
Technical
ENPS divides printers in two types, Graphical and native. Support is upon printer control language, the data supplied to be printed, the ENPS drivers and the host system itself.
ENPS can print using operating system supplied drivers, it's own graphical and/or native drivers. For very fast printings, in high-throughput ticketing applications native drivers are preferred.
Supported native printer languages (drivers), referred as OutputFormats
- ESC/POS (POS Printers)
- DieboldNixdorf HP (Pass Book Printing)
- ESC/P, ESC/P2 (High speed impact printing)
- IPL Honeywell(Thermal/-Transfer Printing)
- ZPL Zebra(Thermal/-Transfer Printing)
- TCPL TOSHIBA-TEC
- DPP Honeywell
- PCL5, PCL6
- PostScript
- HPGL
Support varies by driver, version and printer. Some devices only support subsets of a specification or standard.
Input Support
ENPS Supports varieties of file formats to be printed directly, or using internal conversion
- Mixed Formats
- HTML
- Vector Formats
- HPGL
- SVG
- Raster Formats
- JPEG
- BMP
- TIFF
- PNG
- GIF
Font and Symbology support is either provided by the printer, raster or vector source, included within data payload or by ENPS.
Features
- Color profiles
- Dither- and Raster process
- Native drivers fallback on graphic driver issues
- PostScript input support
- On-the-fly overlays
- Duplex printing
- Automatic Native conversion using OCR
