SOURCE: BLD FLASH 9638
SOURCE MATERIAL DATED: 9/96
 
                      USING OCR FONTS ON 3130 FROM AS/400
 
 If  an  AS/400 application uses OCR-A (FGID 019 or 305) or OCR-B (FGID 003 or
 306) fonts for printing, specified in  the  Printer  File,  in  DDS,  in  AFP
 Utilities/400  or  other AS/400 application interfaces for printing, the 3130
 printer requires that the correct GCSGID (Graphic Character  Set  Global  ID)
 and  CPGID  (Code  Page ID) also be used in order to get the correct font. In
 most cases, the customer may have specified the correct FGID and  Code  Page,
 but  is  picking  up the system default GCSGID from the System Values *SYSVAL
 definition. The correct GCSGID must be specified in a CHRID parameter in  the
 Printer File or other application print interface.  The values are:
 
                      GCSGID             CPGID
        OCR-A          968                892
        OCR-B          969                893
 
 Other  printers, like the 3116, 3816, 3930, etc. all ignore the GCSGID value.
 So these printers may have appeared to work properly even if the  GSCGID  was
 incorrect. For the 3130, the GCSGID must be correct for the selected FGID and
 Code  Page, or the font will not be activated in the printer, and the printer
 will respond to PSF/400 with a NACK (negative acknowledgement).  Sense  bytes
 associated      with      this      error      are      likely      to     be
 X'02180n00DE####oooossssD62D3002nnnnnnnn', where nn.. indicates the  page  in
 error, #### indicates the number of occurrences, oooo indicates an overlay id
 (if the error is in an overlay), ssss if the error is in a page segment.