Tom, I had a similar problem with a networked printer which was solved by un-checking the bi-directional printing option in printer properties on the machine involved. Whether this can happen on a USB connected printer, I don't know, but maybe its worth a try. I found the solution by Googling the printer Model and something like "won't stop printing".
Steve On 2 Dec 2014 at 20:13, TOM HART wrote: It is connected by usb, which is the way I connect the 88IV Tom Hart On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 7:46 PM, Howard Langfus <[email protected]> wrote: Tom...Do the printers perform a self-test. Hold down the paper feed button at power up. It should print out a test strip showing the printer settings. How are you trying to connect to the computer? USB, CAT 5, Serial? Let me know and I will consult a service manual and suggest the correct settings. The settings are controlled by 2 switch blocks on the underside of the printer located below the small metal access plate.
