Selling a Soviet dot matrix printer...
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From Eugene Palenock → To All 10 June 2002
Hello All!
Printer for Spectrum.
Subject Dot matrix, 9 pins, A4, can print on a roll.
Soviet, written UPZ. Built-in power supply, 220V. Dimensions
35*45*11 cm. Complete set of all extras. equipment.
I installed the Centronics interface on it, and in WindowsME it
works great as a text printer (ready config for
I'll give you the drivers). Since the interface is standard - it
You can put it on some Spectrum or BC.
It has some graphics modes, but like the LX-100
and FX-100 it selects a very large scale, and therefore
In general, it’s practically impossible to print. Probably
you need to select it in general if not Epson...
The tape is in the cassette, the cassette is disassembled, apparently the tape can be
buy and install separately. The width is exactly half an inch. which
Now I have it - it is very tattered and prints dimly.
The encodings in the ROM are alternative (do not match with 866
only f2-fc codes), GOST, GOST with pseudographics, and more
some with Russian letters instead of English ones. Encoding
by default selected by switch, but probably
It is possible programmatically. By default it prints 10cpi. Switch
You can enable AutoLF.
There is no automatic feed, and it’s not particularly convenient to put paper in there
refilled, it is actually optimized for the roll.
Change the prices...
Best regards, Evgeniy.