Operator`s manual

If a terminal program is not available, it is possible to send files to the printer using the DOS COPY

command. To do this you must first create a text file containing the information to be sent (i.e. ^C ).

You may use any text editor that does not add its own formatting characters (QEDIT, Wordstar

non-document mode, DOS 5.0 EDIT, EDLIN...).

Use the following DOS MODE command to set up the appropriate PC port.

Note: COM1 may be any available communications port on your PC.

C:>MODE COM1:9600,N,8,1,P

You must then send the file to the printer using the following DOS command.

C:>COPY FILENAME COM1

4.2.2 PC CONNECTION (PARALLEL)

Items required:

- A computer with at least one unused parallel communications port. (LPT1,LPT2...)

- A parallel interface cable. (See section 3.2 for cable information)

Create a text file containing the information to be sent. (^C is the print command.)

You may use any text editor that does not add its own formatting characters (QEDIT, Wordstar

non-document mode, DOS 5.0 EDIT, EDLIN...). Send the file to the printer using the following DOS

command. Note: LPT1 may be any available printer port on your PC.

C:>COPY FILENAME LPT1