Print(er) settings for printing DIN A6-prescription

Hello All,
a colleague want to print out DIN A6 prescriptions with HP Laserjet 2055 printer. In SAP we use the device tpye 'HPLJ4: HP Laserjet 4 series PCL-5' for this printer.
The prescriptions must be printed out in landscape ( the paper insert at the printer is like DIN A4 in upright format ).
The allocation in the SAPSCIPT is now DIN A5, landscape. But the printer prints out centered.
There is no DIN A6 size available in SAPSCRIPT. Is ist possible to install this in SAP?
Or must there be a special device type in SAP?
Thanks for your helping answers!

no idea?

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