12 Apr
2010
12 Apr
'10
5:30 p.m.
From: ray at arachelian.com
dwight elvey wrote:
Hi Ray
No, I guess not. It wasn't until later that they began using PCL codes.
I have a few codes used for their black and white bubble jet and
a few for their early laser beam. If it is something simple, I may
be able to help some.
I have source code for the Canon Cat and it has drivers ( written
in Forth ) for the bubble, laser and a few daisy wheel.
Things like underline or pitch are in the code. This was all done
in '85 or earlier.
Dwight
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Hi
It is not clear what you are looking for. I'm told that the
PCL codes are the same as the HP's.
Wait, so you're saying this is a PCL printer? I thought they made this
before PCL came out. This is one of the first color ink jets, somewhere
around 1983-85.