Docs/Supplies for DEC LN03R printer?

Rich Beaudry wrote: Switch settings, from EK-OLN03-RM-002, "LN03 Programmer Reference Manual". I presume that SP2-4 (Autowrap) will no longer have any function because of the PostScript upgrade. 2.4.1 Switch Pack 1 (SP1) Switch pack 1 controls the printer's interface type, baud rate, and data format (7 or 8 bits). Switch pack 1 also enables or disables parity checking. Interface Type (SP1-1) This switch is set to match the data communications interface, either serial or parallel (future option). SP1-1 Function On Parallel interface Off Serial interface (factory setting) Baud Rate (SP1-2, SP1-3, and SP1-4) These switches select the transmit/receive speed the printer uses to communicate with the computer. SP1-2 SP1-3 SP1-4 Baud Rate Off Off Off 1200 Off Off On 2400 Off On Off 3600 Off On On 4800 (factory setting) On Off Off 7200 On Off On 9600 On On Off 19200 On On On 19200 7 or 8 Data Bits (SP1-5) This switch is set to match the character format used by the host computer, either 7 or 8 data bits. SP1-5 Function On 7 data bits Off 8 data bits (factory setting) Parity Enable (SP1-6) This switch enables or disables parity. If enabled, the printer checks the parity bit selected by switch SP2-1. SP1-6 Function On Parity enabled Off Parity disabled (factory setting) 2.4.2 Switch Pack 2 (SP2) Switch pack 2 controls the type of parity bit checked, the printer's identification (ID) response, the autowrap feature, and XON/XOFF or restraint protocol. Parity Bit (SP2-1) If switch SP1-6 is on, switch SP2-1 selects the type of parity bit the printer checks for and sends. In 7-bit mode, the printer can - check for odd parity and send a space parity bit, or - check for even parity and send a mark parity bit. In 8-bit mode, the printer can only check and send even or odd parity. Switch SP1-5 selects 7-bit or 8-bit mode. SP2-1 Function 7-Bit Mode 8-Bit Mode On Check odd, send space parity. Check and send odd parity. Offf Check even, send mark parity. Check and send even parity. Device ID Select (SP2-2 and SP2-3) These switches set the printer identification (ID) response to LN03, LQP02, or LA100. These switches are usually set for an LN03 ID response, except when the printer is connected to a system that requires an LQP02 or an LA100 ID response. These switches do not affect the printer's response to control functions. SP2-2 SP2-3 Device ID Off Off LN03 (factory setting) Off On LQP02 On Off LA100 On On LN03 (same as factory setting) Autowrap (SP2-4) This switch selects the method of controlling a line of characters that exceed the right margin. If you select no wrap, the printer drops characters exceeding the right margin. If you select autowrap, the printer prints characters exceeding the right margin on the next line. The printer remains in this state, unless you send an autowrap mode (DECAWM) sequence to override the switch setting. A soft terminal reset (DECSTR) or a reset to initial state (RIS) sequence resets the printer to the state selected by the switch setting. Chapter 5 describes the DECAWM, DECSTR, and RIS sequences. SP2-4 Function On Autowrap (factory setting) Off No wrap XON/XOFF or Restraint Protocol (SP2-5) This switch selects XON/XOFF or restraint protocol for data transmission. SP2-5 Function Description On Restraint Para. 2.5.4 Off XON/XOFF (factory setting) Para. 2.5.2 Restraint Polarity (SP2-6) This switch selects the polarity of the restraint signal when you use restraint protocol (SP2-5) for data transmission. SP2-6 Function On Inverted Off Normal (factory setting) - Paul