Here is the instructions for charging the portable stylewriter battery.
To Charge the Battery:
a) Make sure the printer is plugged in and turned off, and the battery switch (the
slider on the back of the printer near the left rear corner) is on (in the ÒIÓ
position).
b) Hold down
I just scored a portable stylewriter at the Goodwill for $2.00. Then I found
the power and parallel cables in the doller bin. I get the thing home and
download the driver from apple and, it works. It even has a good ink tank.
But I need some info. about charging the battery (it could be dead
Harbourmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even though this is not actually a powerbook question, it does
concern the portable stylewriter printer. I purchased one off ebay ,
after being told that the cable is a regular serial cable. Well that was
wrong, does anyone know where I can find
Hi,
I am going to have to be a little ignorant here. It only says portable
stylewriter, I believe the apple version of the canon. The family number
is M1446. It has a centronic parallel port and the cable is supposed to
convert to a serial connection.
Arne
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On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 20:05:57 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Schwarz) wrote:
I picked up a Portable StyleWriter today. It doesn't have an AC adapter,
but it has a (prolly dead) battery. What do I need to know about one of
these? Is it worth fixing up?
Also, this one seems rather strange
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 20:05:57 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Schwarz) wrote:
I picked up a Portable StyleWriter today. It doesn't have an AC adapter,
but it has a (prolly dead) battery. What do I need to know about one of
these? Is it worth fixing up?
Well, stick me
The Portable StyleWriter is actually a PC printer (Canon, if I remember
correctly). Apple packaged it in a case with their logo on it. It came with
the connector cable to make it work, which was really a PowerPrint cable, as
well as the one driver (from PowerPrint) to make it work. PowerPrint
Eric Schwarz wrote:
I picked up a Portable StyleWriter today. It doesn't have an AC adapter,
but it has a (prolly dead) battery. What do I need to know about one of
these? Is it worth fixing up?
Also, this one seems rather strange: it has a Centronics 36-pin PC parallel
port, rather
Well, upon looking at google and searching for info about it, I realized
that Apple had done something weird.
This StyleWriter (yes, it is an Apple, and not a Cannon with a few Apple
plastics - I know Cannon made these, though), has a parallel interface.
Apple included what was basically a
I picked up a Portable StyleWriter today. It doesn't have an AC adapter,
but it has a (prolly dead) battery. What do I need to know about one of
these? Is it worth fixing up?
Also, this one seems rather strange: it has a Centronics 36-pin PC parallel
port, rather than a 8-pin Mac serial port
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