Printing output incorrect with non Russian fonts

I have tried all the ways with approximate all the device types.
We are getting the correct print preview of spool requests in SAP with Russian Fonts, It means that SAP is doing it work, but the printing output is wrong.
The device types (eg. HPUTF8, HPLJ5, ZPC2424S) are printing correctly with other Printers like RU03, RU02, RU05 but not with RU07.
We have tried many windows drivers as well which were suggested by SAP.
I have tried the below device types as well which are cyrillic compatible. For these device types print preview is coming fine but not printout.
Cyrillic |   I5SPOST     | Dfnlatin (note 83502)
SAPWIN5     | Cyrillic, e.g. RU |    Yes
Below fonts are suitable for a given languages including Russian:.
* ISO 8859-5 (Cyrillic) ************ *******
BG, RU, SR, UK          COURCYR, HELVCYR, TIMECYR
While printing on
RU07 the font should be only above ones not the FC OCRA.   FCTIMECYR 080 00060XSF201SF201410 200040R
FCOCRA 120 00144 SF301SF301400100144 R
Kindly suggest if any particular setting like device type, symbol set, printer driver suitable for this printer to print output correctly.
Regards
Munish

This is normal printer HP laserjet p2055 dn printer.
RU03, RU06, RU07 are sap printer names in ECC system.
SAPSPrint server has names like mospr03, mospr06, mospr07.
SAP is using access method S and pointing to host printer drivers like mospr07 in sapsprint windows server.
It seems that either the printer driver on windows is incorrect in terms of printing from sap or there may be font problem in physical printer.

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