lp device and xerox 2700
Bob Hoffman
hoffman at pitt.UUCP
Thu Nov 17 14:37:59 AEST 1983
The 'standard' DEC line printer is a Data Products drum printer
of some variety that has practically no special features at all.
It's connected to a parallel interface card on a UNIBUS with the
following parameters:
*CSR: Address 0777514
Bits: 0100000 Error
0200 Done
0100 Interrupt Enable
BUF: Address 0777516
Bits: 0177 Data (7 bits)
Interrupt vector: 0200
As you can see, there's nothing to it. By the way, the 'Data
Products Interface' is a de-facto standard for printers, as is
Centronics, and several manufacturers make boards that use it.
---Bob Hoffman, U. of Pitt Computer Science
idis!pitt!hoffman hoffman.pitt at CSNet-Relay
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* This information came from the 1973-74 Peripherals Handbook.
Ah, things were simpler, then. -b
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