It is. DMP-100 has a single striker in the form of a slanted vertical line, the platen has horizontal ridges which shift upwards a tiny bit with every dot, and a single dot is printed at the intersection of the vertical line of the striker and one of the horizontal ridges on the platen.
It's crazy. On Sat, Nov 21, 2020, 3:28 PM RETRO Innovations <[email protected]> wrote: > On 11/21/2020 2:25 PM, Jan Vanden Bossche wrote: > > > a DMP-100 printer. > > It's basically the same as my old CBM 1525 printer, and > > ... the same as the LP-VII. (aka. Line-Printer 7) > Warning, it's actually an 8-pin impact printer, so, no descenders. > > I thought the 1525 is a 7 pin (really, a 1 pin printer, but the platen is > a star with 7 points, as I recall). > >
