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Enable your infrared port using the configuration utility. Note
both the I/O address (in hexadecimal) and interrupt number (in decimal).
Copy IRDD.SYS to the c:\OS2 directory
copy a:\LMDLL.DLL c:\OS2\DLL
Put the IRDD.SYS in your config.sys file
/* I/O address: com 1 = 3f8 com2 = 2f8 */
/* interrupt #: = 4 = 3 */
device=c:\irdd.sys 3f8 4
copy LMDLL.dll to the \os2\dll\ directory
copy a:\LMDLL.DLL c:\OS2\DLL
Open the Settingsbox of the printer job icon.
Install the PM Port driver by clicking with mouse button 2 on
any existing port driver (ie. LPT1 LPT2 LPT3 COM1 etc) and
selecting the install option to install INFRARED.PDR. Then
from the install new port dialog enter a:\ and select refresh.
then select the infrared port driver and the select button.
NOTE: You can redirect windows printing to the OS/2 queue that
is using the infrared port by using the spool command:
spool /d:lpt3 /o:OS/2PhysicalQueueName
where OS/2PhysicalQueuename is the Physical name of the OS/2 queue
connected to the infrared port. The Physical name of the OS/2 queue
is displayed in the first page of the settings notebook for any print
object. After the spool command is issued all output
sent to the redirected LPT port will be spooled to the OS/2 Queue.
The physical queue name can be found in the print object's settings on
the view page.