that's what I have in my store
https://www.arcadeshopper.com/wp/store/#!/Retro-Printer-Centronics-Printer-module-V3-raspberry-pi-or-equivalent-required/p/190216087/category=0
On Tue, Sep 27, 2022 at 4:39 PM Ken Gregg wrote:
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> I use the Retro-Printer module (https://www.retroprinter.com/)
I've now added an all through-hole version of the TANDY 600 ram card,
because why not? There's even room for sockets and the BOM includes
them. https://github.com/bkw777/TANDY_600_RAM
Also changed to a simpler circuit that uses just 3 AND gates instead of
an 8:3 encoder. The new idea isn't
I use the Retro-Printer module (https://www.retroprinter.com/) attached
to a Raspberry Pi to print over a wired network to one of two modern
laser printers or one modern inkjet printer. You can also just send the
output to PDF files. From the computer's perspective, it emulates an old
EPSON
any text ascii printer with a serial or centronics parallel interface
nothing modern will work directly unless it specifically says DOS
support.. the m100 sends no codes no protocols. just ascii text
I have a pi hat in my store that emulates a dos printer on the pi and
outputs PDF files that
Will the m100 work with pretty much any parallel port printer or does it
have to have a specific driver? What kinds or printers work with the
m100 these days?
Will
My solution to this has been to use typical laplink serial cables (built in
gender changer and db25 + db9 options on each end) plus thin hood gender
changers.
The advantage is the durable bits are the more expensive parts... the
cables and the m100 port since they're female.
Pins eventually get
On 9/27/22 14:48, Will Senn wrote:
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the details, it'll take me a while to work through this,
Things have been figured out and added to by by countless people for 40
years, so by now there is just a lot of answer for every question.
but
it sounds believable and
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the details, it'll take me a while to work through this, but it
sounds believable and achievable. I have purchased one of the ideal cables
you mention. If I understand correctly, the ideal cable should work fine
hooked up between my dell and the m100 because the dell has a
I've documented some all-in-one correctly wired serial cables, and what
makes them special, to go from a pc to a 100 here:
http://tandy.wiki/Model_T_Serial_Cable
And the most convenient way to move files is with a tpdd emulator, or at
least a bootstrapper. It's not convenient that you have to
I can’t help with the Linux build but I did put a copy of the shareware build
with my Sharp lh5801 extensions here:
https://github.com/Jeff-Birt/TASM_vsCode_Extension/tree/main/Directory_Structure/TASM
. The .exe is for Windows of course. When I last corresponded with the author
a few years
For those wondering what is causing the duplicate posts to the list, the reason
I have found is using Reply All instead of just Reply when replying to messages
in the group.
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