jclabat wrote:
Which kind of printer is it ?
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They are actually a variety of printers - airline data specific printers -
Unimark ET6000, IER BPR640, TI1600, among others. The firmware I am
referring to, was built years ago to talk to a Unisys DCP (1980's
technology) which was used as a frontend to talk to a IBM TPF host. The
legacy of the DCP was that it offered IP connectivity to the printer, and
could do the necessary character translations to go from ASCII to EBCDIC.
These are all issues that your typical developer shouldn't need to worry
about these days...
yep :) I was just asking because I was used to manage such printers, 20
years ago (not exactly the same, but close...). You think it's there for
a couple of years, and it stays for ever ;)
In the end we will replace all of these printers, but we need an interim
solution.
Makes sense.
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Emmanuel Lécharny
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