Don't know about belkin, I use a data switch from PI Manufacturing, made in
Taiwan, and works just fine with a HP 920, connectix quick clip, and a umax
scanner. It says nothing about being IEEE compliant.
On Thursday 09 May 2002 20:18, Harry G wrote:
> > It was at one time advised not to use e
I would have thought they would, too. On everything else I've found they
are top notch but the website sometimes gives me pause!
Harry G wrote:
> I went to their website, and asked to view the catalog by list. via a
> link.
>
> It returned:
>
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers err
I went to their website, and asked to view the catalog by list. via a
link.
It returned:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e0c'
Command text was not set for the command object.
?
Think they would know better.
Harry G
PS: Thanks for the info. I will try manana.
Check out www.blackbox.com. At one time they had switches and spoolers
that could be controlled by keystrokes and were compliant.
Harry G wrote:
>
>> It was at one time advised not to use electronic switches with laser
>> printers for risk of damaging them, but I don't know if this is still
>
> It was at one time advised not to use electronic switches with laser
> printers for risk of damaging them, but I don't know if this is still
> valid or not.
I was on the Belkin site, and they still make mechanical switches, but
they are not IEEE compliant, which, I understand, is needed. The
They are a nuisance. They often are blamed (by the printer manufacturer) for
faulty printer behavior.
Joel
On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 02:01:23PM -0400, Harry G wrote:
> On Thursday May 09 2002 01:53 pm, Joel Hammer wrote:
> > Why not just set up different print queues for each printer? Does
> > each
Harry G wrote:
>I am using Suse 7.3, and have to use 3 different printers (all
>parrallel) depending on the job One HP Laserjet 6L, a Epson Stylus
>Color 900, and a Okidata Microline 320 for multi-part forms. Would a
>printer selector switche work well under this situation?
>
I've run under
On Thursday May 09 2002 01:53 pm, Joel Hammer wrote:
> Why not just set up different print queues for each printer? Does
> each have its own parallel port? If so, it would be easy.
>
That is the problem. I don't have room for more parrallel ports, and
the distance (15 feet) makes it tough, als
Why not just set up different print queues for each printer? Does each have
its own parallel port? If so, it would be easy.
I would avoid mechanical printer switches if possible. I am not
sure what is available with automatic switches.
When you print from mozilla, you can change the printer wi
On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 01:14:05PM -0400, Harry G wrote:
>I am using Suse 7.3, and have to use 3 different printers (all
>parrallel) depending on the job One HP Laserjet 6L, a Epson Stylus
>Color 900, and a Okidata Microline 320 for multi-part forms. Would a
>printer selector switche work wel
On Thursday May 09 2002 01:20 pm, you interfaced in analog form:
> THe *only* reason that you reboot linux is to change hardware or your
> kernel. Unless all 3 of the printers use the same exact postscript
> filter, you'll need to do more than just switch the printers, you'll
> also have to use t
THe *only* reason that you reboot linux is to change hardware or your
kernel. Unless all 3 of the printers use the same exact postscript
filter, you'll need to do more than just switch the printers, you'll also
have to use the appropriate filter.
On Thu, 9 May 2002, Harry G wrote:
> I am using
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