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╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ ║
║ Hewlett-Packard JetDirect ║
║ ║
║ JetAdmin for OS/2 Version A.02.04 ║
║ ║
║ README ║
║ ║
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
Please review this document prior to installing the Hewlett-Packard
JetAdmin for OS/2 software. It contains information not included
in the manuals.
Table of Contents
1.0 Installation
2.0 Introduction
2.1 What's New In This Version
3.0 Port Settings
3.1 Creating Ports
3.2 Port Settings Options
3.3 Filtering the Printer List
3.4 Accessing Ports from Client Workstations
4.0 Remote Control Panel
4.1 Opening the Remote Control Panel
4.2 Administrator Options
4.3 User Options
5.0 Supported Printers
6.0 Feature Profile Adjustments
7.0 Printer Drivers
7.1 Automatic Driver Installation
8.0 Enhanced Spooler
9.0 Redirecting LPT Ports
10.0 LaserJet 5Si High Capacity Output (HCO)
11.0 Known Defects
12.0 Troubleshooting
13.0 How to Contact HP
13.1 HP FIRST Automated Fax System
13.2 Electronic Software and Driver Download
13.3 HP Worldwide Software and Driver Distribution
13.4 HP Worldwide CSC Phone Numbers
*********************************************************************
* *
* 1.0 Installation *
* *
*********************************************************************
For installation instructions, please see the README.1ST file included
with this software.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 2.0 Introduction *
* *
*********************************************************************
JetAdmin for OS/2 is a network printer administration tool which
provides remote administration of Hewlett-Packard network printers.
With Hewlett-Packard JetAdmin for OS/2, network administrators can
manage network printers from their desks. Bi-directional communication
allows administrators and users to receive printer and job status
at their desks.
Bi-directional communications enable the following:
- True end of job, which means that the print job
is not removed from the OS/2 print spooler until
the printer confirms that the job printed
successfully.
- Extended printer status, which includes "cover open,"
"page printed," and "out of paper."
- Changes to settings in a printer from an OS/2 remote
control panel application.
The two main components of JetAdmin for OS/2 are the Port Settings
and the Remote Control Panel. The Port Settings allows administrators
to install and configure ports for Hewlett-Packard network printers.
The Remote Control Panel, also known as the Printer Panel, allows
administrators to view and change printer default settings -- without
leaving their desks.
*********************************************************************
* 2.1 What's New In This Version *
*********************************************************************
The following enhancements have been made in this version of JetAdmin
for OS/2.
- Support for Job Based Printing
- Support for HP LaserJet 5Si/5SiMX
- Support for HP DesignJet 750/755CM
- Improved Error Handling and Error Log Messages
*********************************************************************
* *
* 3.0 Port Settings *
* *
*********************************************************************
Hewlett-Packard Network Ports are created using the Port Settings
interface. An HP Network Port, used in place of an LPT port, redirects
output to a Hewlett-Packard network printer. The following steps
outline the creation and management of HP Network Ports.
*********************************************************************
* 3.1 Creating Ports *
*********************************************************************
Use the following steps to create a Hewlett-Packard Network Port:
1. Click on the printer object with the right mouse button.
NOTE: If you do not have print objects for your network-connected
printers, create them using the printer template in the
Templates folder.
2. Select Settings
3. Select the Output Port tab.
4. Select the Install New Port push button.
5. When the Install New Port dialog appears, select the HP Network
Port icon and then click on the Install push button.
6. Type the name of the port in the Port Name dialog box. You can
use the default name or type a unique name for the port.
NOTE: The only method of changing a port name is to delete the
port and then recreate it using the new name.
7. Click OK to open the Port Settings Dialog.
8. Highlight your printer in the list.
The LAN H/W Address on a self test from your printer or JetDirect
external print server is displayed in the Address field.
NOTE: You may filter the list by pressing the filter icon found
in the toolbar at the top of the screen.
9. Click the "Replace" push button. The selected address is now the
configured address for this port.
10. Select the "OK" push button.
11. When focus is returned to the printer object Settings, select the
newly created port.
12. Close the Printer Settings to enable the new HP Network Port.
*********************************************************************
* 3.2 Port Settings Options *
*********************************************************************
1. The port settings interface is opened by double-clicking on the
port. The port can be accessed either through the printer object
or through the Spooler Port view.
2. The Port options page shows the current port status.
3. The Printers page displays the available Hewlett-Packard network
connected printers. See section 3.3 or the on-line help for more
information on filtering the printer list.
4. The Server options page shows current settings for the network
adapter(s) in the server. JetAdmin supports up to four network
adapters per server.
5. The Log page displays the contents of the error log.
NOTE: The error log file, HP.LOG, is a binary file. It can not
be read directly.
*********************************************************************
* 3.3 Filtering the Printer List *
*********************************************************************
If a large number of printers are shown in the printer list, it is
helpful to filter the list. Three* filter options are available.
1. Open the Port Settings as described in section 3.2 and select
the Printers page.
2. Select the Filter Icon from the Toolbar.
3. Select the appropriate filter from the drop-down menu.
The view can be set back to default by clicking on the filter icon
and selecting "clear all".
NOTE: Filter settings are returned to default (none) when the Port
Settings page is closed.
*A fourth filter option, Adapter, is available if JetAdmin detects
more than one network adapter in the server.
*********************************************************************
* 3.4 Accessing Ports from a Client Workstation *
*********************************************************************
JetAdmin for OS/2 allows an administrator to access and view ports
remotely from any OS/2 Warp client machine on the network. New ports
can not be created from the client workstations. New ports must be
installed from the server.
In order to access the network printer port settings remotely, the
following conditions must be met:
1. JetAdmin for OS/2 must be installed on the server and the client.
2. The client machine must be of a supported configuration. (See
README.1ST, Section 2.0 Supported Configurations)
3. The user must have administrator privileges on the network.
In addition, the client machines must have access to the port driver
at the server. This is done by one of two methods:
1. The domain is checked for an alias PRINTDRV at the server for
the directory that contains the HP Network Port Driver (HPPD.PDR).
If this is the same directory used for driver distribution, the
port driver HPPD.PDR must be in this directory.
Or:
2. The server will be checked for a directory share named PRINTDRV
pointing to a directory that contains HPPD.PDR.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 4.0 Remote Control Panel *
* *
*********************************************************************
The remote control panel in JetAdmin for OS/2 allows administrators
to control printer default settings and enable/disable protocols on
the HP JetDirect Print Server.
*********************************************************************
* 4.1 Opening the Remote Control Panel *
*********************************************************************
The remote control panel is opened through any one of three methods.
1. From the Printer Object
1. Right-mouse click on the printer object on the desktop
2. Select Printer Panel
3. Select HP Printer
2. From the Output Port Page
1. Right Mouse Click on the Printer Object
2. Choose Settings
3. Choose the Output Port Tab
4. Right Mouse click on the port
5. Select Printer Panel
6. Select HP Printer
NOTE: An alternative method is to open the Spooler port
view and follow steps 4-6.
3. From the Port Settings
1. Open the Port Settings as described in section 3.2
2. Select the Port Options Page
3. Select the Remote Control Panel Icon (far left icon) from
the Toolbar at the top of the screen.
*********************************************************************
* 4.2 Administrator Options *
*********************************************************************
Administrators can access the full Remote Printer Panel from client
machines or from the server. This allows control of printer settings
just as at the server or from the printer's physical control panel.
In order to access and change settings to the network printer via the
remote control panel, the following conditions must be met:
1. JetAdmin for OS/2 must be installed. (Server or Client option.)
2. The client machine must be of a supported configuration. (See
README.1ST, Section 2.0 Supported Configurations)
3. The user must have administrator privileges on the network. (See
also 4.3 User Options.)
*********************************************************************
* 4.3 User Options *
*********************************************************************
A user without administrator privileges may access the remote control
panel to view printer status. Non-administrators can only access the
printer status page.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 5.0 Supported Printers *
* *
*********************************************************************
The following printers are supported in a bi-directional mode:
HP LaserJet 4, 4Plus, 4Si, 4SiMX, 5, 5N, 5M, 5Si, 5SiMX
HP Color LaserJet, Color LaserJet 5
HP LaserJet 4L, 4P, 5L, 5P (See Note 1)
The following printers are not supported in a bi-directional mode:
HP LaserJet, LaserJet Series II, LaserJet IID, IIP, IIP Plus
HP LaserJet IIIP, III, IIID, IIISi
HP DeskJet Printers
HP DesignJet Plotters
Note 1: These printers are supported in a bi-directional mode only
when connected to a JetDirect EX or JetDirect EX Plus3 (port 1 only)
print server.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 6.0 Feature Profile Adjustments *
* *
*********************************************************************
The information provided about changing network parameters is provided
for convenience only. For the most current information, or for
details about changing network parameters, see your IBM LAN Server
network administrator documentation.
FEATURE RESOURCE REQUIREMENT
=========================== ======================================
Running JetAdmin 1 IEEE 802.2 SAP
for OS/2 1 IEEE 802.2 Link Station per Printer.
*See Note 1
=========================== ======================================
Heavy network utilization. Increase T1 timer, starting with the
or printer(s) configured value 1, until the print server is no
across bridge(s) from print longer querying the printer for an
server acknowledgment.
=========================== ======================================
Note 1: SAPs and Link Stations settings are modified through MPTS (LAPS).
In addition to increasing the number of Link Stations, verify
that the number of reserved Link Stations on the Server options
page (see section 3.2) is equal to or greater than the number of
printers to be configured on the server.
TIMER (*See Note 2)
=========================== ======================================
Inactivity Timer (Ti) The Inactivity Timer (Ti) is a multiplier
that determines how often the IEEE 802.2
protocol checks an inactive link to verify
that the link is still operational. This
time is ignored unless your own IEEE 802.2
application is used directly. This parameter
value should be 5 to 10 times the Response
Timer (T1).
=========================== ======================================
Response Timer (T1) The response timer is a multiplier that
determines how long the sending adapter
waits for an acknowledgment before querying
the partner's link station status. This
parameter value should be large enough
to account for the total delays that a
frame would normally encounter within
the sending workstation, the network, and
the receiving workstation.
=========================== ======================================
Acknowledgment Timer (T2) The acknowledgment timer is a multiplier
used to determine the amount of time that
an acknowledgment for a received frame is
delayed when the number of frames sent is
less than the Receive window count.
=========================== ======================================
Network Timer (Tnet) This timer is for support reference only.
NOTE: This timer should only be modified
upon advice from an HP Support Center.
=========================== ======================================
Tq The Tq timer is used by the Port Settings
Interface. This timer is for suport
reference only.
NOTE: This timer should only be modified
upon advice from an HP Support Center.
Note 2: The current timer settings are displayed on the Server options
page (see section 3.2).
*********************************************************************
* *
* 7.0 Printer Drivers *
* *
*********************************************************************
Printer Drivers for OS/2 Presentation Manager applications are available
from HP and IBM. To download the latest version of the OS/2 printer
drivers, see section 13, How to Contact HP.
Please note that PCL drivers for OS/2 are supported by Hewlett-Packard
while OS/2 PostScript Drivers are supported by IBM.
*********************************************************************
* 7.1 Automatic Driver Installation *
*********************************************************************
The LAN administrator can set up a share to allow clients running
this update to download required print drivers from a common place.
This is useful when the print server is using a print driver that
is not yet installed on the client. When the client creates a
network print object referencing the print server's shared print
queue, the print object will first check to see if the required
print driver has already been installed on the client. If the driver
is not installed on the client, the print object will look in the
following places for a path to the print driver:
1. The spooler will look in the OS2 system INI file
for application name PM_SPOOLER_DRVSHARE. The
keynames for this application name will be print
server names; the keyvalue will be the path to
the print drivers that can be downloaded to clients.
If the application name is found, the spooler will
use the keyvalue for the print server requested or
the first keyvalue if the print server requested is
not a keyname.
The following is an example entry for print server
PRINTSRV on a LanServer Domain. This assumes all
clients have a "net use" in place for a drive that
contains the print drivers.
App Name Key Name Key Value
--------- --------- ---------
PM_SPOOLER_DRVSHARE LS:\\PRINTSRV X:\DRVS
2. If no PM_SPOOLER_DRVSHARE entry exists, the print
server will be checked for a directory share named
PRINTDRV.
3. If neither of the above finds a path to print drivers,
the user's logon domain "LS:\\*ALIAS" will be checked
for an alias name PRINTDRV.
The path returned by one of the above methods will be used by the
print object as follows:
- Search the root of the path for packed files (*.DR_)
- Search the root of the path for unpacked files (*.DRV)
- Search the subdirectory OS2DRV of the path for packed
or unpacked files
- Search the subdirectory PMDD_n of the path, where n
is the OS/2 printer driver diskette number and the
subdirectory contains the OS/2 printer driver diskette
contents
For example, to share all OS/2 printer drivers, the
administrator can create the following directories:
a) D:\DRVS
b) D:\DRVS\PMDD_1 - contains OS2 print driver diskette 1
c) D:\DRVS\PMDD_2 - contains OS2 print driver diskette 2
d) D:\DRVS\PMDD_3 - contains OS2 print driver diskette 3
e) D:\DRVS\PMDD_4 - contains OS2 print driver diskette 4
f) D:\DRVS\PMDD_5 - contains OS2 print driver diskette 5
The administrator can then set up a share for users to the
D:\DRVS directories.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 8.0 Enhanced Spooler *
* *
*********************************************************************
This version of JetAdmin for OS/2 requires the enhanced spooler from
IBM. The enhanced spooler, installed by the Spooler Pak,(see README.1ST)
provides additional views to the user. These views are the Port View
and All Jobs View.
The Port View shows the current status of those ports selected in
the output port tab of all printer objects. This view will flicker as
the status of the ports is updated.
NOTE: You can open the Port Settings interface by double-clicking
on the HP Network Port in the Spooler Port View.
The All Jobs View shows the status of all jobs in the spooler.
These views are opened using the following steps
1. Click on the printer object with the right mouse button
2. Click on the Open arrow button
3. Select the appropriate view from the list
*********************************************************************
* *
* 9.0 Redirecting LPT Ports *
* *
*********************************************************************
You can redirect an LPT port to a local print object by using the SPOOL
command and specifying the print object name as the output device. The
syntax of this command is as follows:
SPOOL /D:LPT1 /O:QUEUE1
Where "QUEUE1" is the physical name of the printer object, (as seen
on the View page of the printer object's settings), and LPT1 is the
LPT port to redirect
For more information, type "help spool" from an OS/2 prompt or consult
your OS/2 documentation.
NOTE: A "NET USE LPT1: \\MACHINEID\NETNAME" will supersede the SPOOL
command.
For more information on the NET USE command, type "net help net use" at
an OS/2 prompt or see your LAN Server documentation.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 10.0 LaserJet 5Si High Capacity Output (HCO) *
* *
*********************************************************************
The LaserJet 5Si High Capacity Output is configured through the Remote
Control Panel (Printer Panel) utility. The High Capacity Output can be
configured for Mailbox, Stacker, or Job Separation mode.
Use the following steps to configure the LaserJet 5Si High Capacity
Output bin:
1. Open the Remote Control Panel using the steps in section 4.1.
2. Select the Page Control Tab.
3. Select the appropriate mode for the High Capacity Output.
4. Choose OK to close the Remote Control Panel.
5. When the prompt appears to save the changes to the printer,
choose YES.
6. Wait 30 seconds.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 11.0 Known Defects *
* *
*********************************************************************
There are a few known defects with using HP JetAdmin for OS/2. A
detailed list of the known defects follows.
1. Problem: Coexistence with other DLC based printing solutions not
supported.
Cause: JetAdmin for OS/2 and other DLC based printing solutions,
such as Lexmark's MarkVision, can not run on the same server due
to limitations within IBM's IEEE 802.2 implementation. IEEE 802.2
uses the process id in communication with DLC applications. The
OS/2 spooler process runs all port drivers as threads of the spooler
process. Therefore, all port drivers share the same process id,
which causes unpredictable results.
Workaround: Install only one vendor's printing solution per
print server.
2. Problem: With certain models of Hewlett-Packard printers, the
Remote Control Panel capabilities list on the status page shows
"Installed RAM: 0MB".
Cause: Unknown
Workaround: Print a self test on the printer to determine the
actual installed printer memory.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 12.0 Troubleshooting *
* *
*********************************************************************
This section is intended to provide some basic troubleshooting hints.
It is not meant to be all-inclusive. If your particular issue is not
addressed in this section, please contact HP Customer Support for
further assistance.
If JetAdmin for OS/2 is not functioning as you would expect, you may
wish to re-initialize the JetAdmin software by disabling and then
enabling the spooler. For more information on disabling the spooler
type "help spooler" at an OS/2 prompt.
1. Problem: No printers appear on the Printers page in the Port
Settings interface.
What to Check: Make certain the IEEE 802.2 protocol has been
installed on the server. If IEEE 802.2 has been installed, check
the Server Options tab and verify that reserved link stations is
not set to 0. Also at the Server Options tab, you can check which
SAP is in use by JetAdmin. JetAdmin will select 0xc400 if it is
available. Make certain that an IEEE 802.2 SAP is available.
2. Problem: The printer you wish to configure does not appear on the
Printers page in the Port Settings Interface.
What to Check: Make certain that the printer is powered on and
connected to the network. Verify that the DLC/LLC status on the
self-test page shows "READY". On large networks, it is sometimes
necessary to refresh the list several times for all printers to
appear. Make certain that the printer and Print Server are not
separated by a router. Look for any filters which may be enabled
on the Port Settings 'Printers' tab. If the printer still does not
appear in the list, try a different network cable.
3. Problem: The Port Settings screen does not open, instead the screen
goes blank for a moment and then returns to the OS/2 desktop.
What to check: Verify that the file HPPDEX.EXE is in the \OS2\DLL
directory.
4. Problem: After adding the 9th port, the port view reads
"Unrecoverable error; see log file". The Port Settings Error Log reads
"Maximum number of printers already configured, to add more, please
increase the maximum link stations in MPTS (LAPS)."
What to check: By default, LAN Server allocates 8 link stations. By
default, JetAdmin will reserve all 8 link stations. First, check that
link stations are equal to or greater than the number of JetDirect
connected printers on the network. If link stations are greater than
8 and this message still appears, open the Port Settings, select the
Server options tab, then select the edit icon from the toolbar.
Increase the number of reserved link stations to the desired number
of printers.
*********************************************************************
* *
* 13.0 How to Contact HP *
* *
*********************************************************************
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the information in this
file, or if you have problems using the HP JetAdmin for OS/2 software,
you can contact Hewlett-Packard for Assistance.
*********************************************************************
* 13.1 HP FIRST Automated Fax System *
*********************************************************************
HP FIRST is an automated information fax retrieval service that is
available 24 hours-per-day, 7 days-per-week.
HP FIRST is an automated information fax retrieval service that
is available to end users and resellers 24 hours-per-day, 7 days-
per-week.
The features listed below are available on HP FIRST:
DOCUMENTS
* Product Information
* Data Sheets
* Product Brochures
* Installation and Configuration Information
* Press Releases
* Troubleshooting Documents
* Frequently Asked Questions
* General Product Information
* Warranty Information
* Hardware Information
* Service Parts Listings
* Material Safety Data Sheets
* Price Lists
LISTS OF BINARY AND SOFTWARE FILES AND WHERE AVAILABLE
* PC Software (BIOS upgrades, drivers, utilities,
Firmware upgrades, etc.)
* Printer Drivers
* HP ScanJet Drivers and Software
HP FIRST CAN BE ACCESSED BY CALLING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
HP FIRST FAX-BACK
NORTH AMERICA
U.S. and Canada (800) 333 1917
Outside the U.S. and Canada (208) 344-4809
ASIA-PACIFIC
Australia (61-3) 272 2627
China (010) 505 5280
Hong Kong (852) 2506 2422
Japan (03) 335 8622
Korea (82-2) 769 0543
New Zealand (09) 356 6642
Singapore (65) 291 7951
Taiwan (02) 719 5589
EUROPE
Europe (English) +3120 6815792
Austria 0660 8128
Belgium
(Dutch) 0800 1 1906
(French) 0800 1 7043
Denmark 800 10453
Finland 9800 13134
France 05 905900
Germany 0130 810061
Italy 1678 59020
Netherlands 06 022 2420
Norway 800 11319
Portugal 05 05 313342
Spain 900 993123
Sweden 020 795743
Switzerland
(French) 155 1526
(German) 155 1527
United Kingdom 0800 960271
*********************************************************************
* 13.2 Electronic Software and Driver Download *
*********************************************************************
Hewlett-Packard offers several methods of downloading software and
drivers. These include CompuServe, America Online, the World Wide
Web (WWW) and HP Bulletin Board Service.
CompuServe - At the GO prompt, type "HPLASER".
America Online - In the keyword area, type "HP".
World Wide Web - http://www.hp.com/go/cposupport
HP BBS - The HP BBS can be accessed by calling one of the following
telephone numbers:
Country HP BULLETIN BOARD SERVICE #
ASIA-PACIFIC
Australia (03) 890 0276
New Zealand (09) 356 3660
EUROPE
Austria (German) (1) 865-8799 (222) 251658
Belgium (Dutch) (2) 778 3819
Denmark (Danish) (45) 991905
Finland (Finnish) (9600) 7280
Italy (Italian) (2) 753 32 27
Netherlands (Dutch) (495) 546909
Norway (Norwegian) (2) 273 5697
Sweden (Swedish) (8) 750 6262
Switzerland (French, German) (64) 560200
United Kingdom (1344) 360880
NORTH AMERICA
U.S. and Canada (208) 344 1691
*********************************************************************
* 13.3 HP Worldwide Software and Driver Distribution *
*********************************************************************
DISTRIBUTION REGIONS AS OF JANUARY 1, 1996
UNITED STATES
Hours Monday - Saturday 24 Hrs.
To order via phone (970) 339-7009
To order via Fax (970) 330-7655
To order via mail HP Distribution
P.O. BOX 1754
Greely, Colorado 80632
EUROPE
Hours Monday through Friday
7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
To order via phone English +44 (0) 1429 865 511
French +44 (0) 1429 863 343
German +44 (0) 1429 863 353
Spanish +44 (0) 1429 520 012
Italian +44 (0) 1429 520 013
To order via Fax Within the UK 0 1429 520 013
Outside the UK +44 1429 866 000
To order via mail European Fulfillment for HP
c/o Starpak, Intl.; LTD
P.O. Box 63
Hartlepool, Cleveland TS25 2 YP
United Kingdom
LATIN AMERICA
Hours Currently same as U.S.
To order via phone Currently same as U.S.
To order via Fax Currently same as U.S.
To order via mail Currently same as U.S.
ASIA PACIFIC
Hours Monday through Friday
8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
To order via phone Singapore 65 740 4477
Sydney 612 565 6099
To order via Fax Singapore 65 740 4499
Sydney 612 519 5631
To order via mail Singapore -
Fulfill: Plus Pte Ltd.
No 51 Ubi Ave 3
Singapore 1440
Sydney -
Fulfill: Plus Pty Ltd.
Private Bag 75
Alexandria NSW
Australia 2015
*********************************************************************
* 13.4 HP Worldwide CSC Phone Numbers *
*********************************************************************
Worldwide Customer Support Centers are listed in alphabetical order
by country.
Customer Support Centers provide technical information via telephone
directly with on-line agents who are trained to assist with set-up,
configuration, start-up and troubleshooting of HP products.
Customer Support Center assistance can be obtained by calling one of
the following country-specific telephone numbers:
Africa/Middle East 41 22/780 71 11
Argentina 541781-4061/69
Australia 03 9272 8000
Austria 43 1 2500-0
Belgium 31-20-681-7174
Brazil 55 11 709-1444
Canada (208) 323-2551
China 86 10 5053888, Ext 8800
Czech Republic 42 (2) 471 7321
Denmark 31 20 681 6171
Finland 31 20 681 1214
France 31 20 681 8260
Germany 31 20 681 7174
Greece 30 1 689 64 11
Hungary 36 (1) 252 4505
Italy 31 20 581 3318
Japan 81 3 3335-8333
Korea 02 3270 0700
Mexico D.F. 326 46 00
Mexico Guadalajara 669 95 00
Mexico Monterey 378 42 40
MiddleEast/Africa 41 22/780 71 11
Netherlands 31 20 681 6473
New Zealand 09 356 6640
Norway 31 20 682 0094
Poland 48 22 37 50 65
Portugal 351 1-3017330
Russia 7095 923 50 01
Singapore (65) 272 5300
Spain 31 20 581 3319
Sweden 31 20 681 8025
Switzerland 41 1 753 7111
Taiwan (02) 717-9609
Turkey 90 1 224 59 25
United Kingdom 31 20 682 8291
United States (208) 323-2551
Venezuela 58 2 239 5664