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This document contains sample settings for a KM Driver Settings file that can be used to configure print settings and override defaults. It explains that the file should be named KMdrv.txt and placed in the user's home folder. Various print settings like output method, secure print ID, box printing settings, and authentication options can be uncommented and customized with values.

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KMDRV

This document contains sample settings for a KM Driver Settings file that can be used to configure print settings and override defaults. It explains that the file should be named KMdrv.txt and placed in the user's home folder. Various print settings like output method, secure print ID, box printing settings, and authentication options can be uncommented and customized with values.

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# KM Driver Settings sample file

# this file shoul be placed in the users home folder and named KMdrv.txt
# to use these settings file, modify the KMbeuEmpPS.pl filter and change
# following settings:
# my $usesettingsfile=1;
# my $homefolderspath="/home";
#
# Setting that will be made in this settings file will override settings made
# in the print dialog.
#
# Please un-comment (remove the ; character) the lines for the settings
# that are needed and change the <value> to your needs.

# [OutputMethod]
# Values: Print normal print
# Secure secure print
# ProofMode proof print
# Box store in box
# BoxPrint store in box and print
# IDPrint ID & Print (used in combination with Authentication)
# SafeQ used to send different user name
;OutputMethod=<value>

# [Secure Print]
# To enable Secure Print, OutputMethod needs to be set to Secure.
# This can be done either within this file or by selecting the option in the
# print dialog.
# SecurePrintID: text of 1 to 16 characters
;SecurePrintID=<value>
# SecurePrintPassword: text of 1 to 8 characters
;SecurePrintPassword=<value>

# [Box Printing]
# For Box Print, OutputMethod needs to be set to Box or BoxPrint.
# This can be done either within this file or by selecting the option in the
# print dialog.
# BoxNumber: any number from 1 to 999999999
;BoxNumber=<value>
# BoxFileName: text of 1 to 30 characters
;BoxFileName=<value>

# [SafeQ Printing]
# In SafeQ environment it might be necessary to use a different user name,
# than the current Linux User. To enable this function, the OutputMethod
# needs to be set to SafeQ.
# This can be done either within this file or by selecting the option in the
# print dialog.
# SafeQUser: text of 1 to 30 characters
;SafeQUser=<value>

# [Account Track]
# AccountTrack value can be True or False
;AccountTrack=True
# DepartmentCode: text of 1 to 16 characters
;DepartmentCode=<value>
# AccountPassword: text of 1 to 16 characters
;AccountPassword=<value>
# [Authentication]
# Authentication value can be True, False, PSES or Server
# False = No Authentication
# True = MFP Authentication
# Server = (MFP +) External Server Authentication
# PSES = PSES (Page Scope Enterprise Suite) Authentication
# This function can enabled either within this file or by selecting the option
# in the print dialog.
;Authentication=False
# For External Server Authentication, the server number of the list of
# registered authentication servers of the device needs to be provided
# AuthenticationServer: any number from 1 to 20
;AuthenticationServer=<value>
# AuthenticationUsername: text of 1 to 16 characters
;AuthenticationUsername=<value>
# AuthenticationPassword: text of 1 to 16 characters
;AuthenticationPassword=<value>

# [Printer Driver Encryption]


# Authentication value can be True, False, PSES or Server
# False = No Authentication
# True = MFP Authentication
# This function can enabled either within this file or by configuring the
# printers default options (installed options) in cups
;Encryption=False
# Encryption Passphrase: text of 20 characters
# passphrase has to be the same as configured at the printer
;EncryptionPassphrase=<value>

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