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Epson LP-9400
Mark: Average The Epson (InterLaser) LP-9400 is a Japanese-market laser printer which
uses the ESC/Page printing language.
ESC/Page is *not* related to ESC/P or ESC/P2, which are 'dumb' JCLs
for dot-matrix and inkjet printers. ESC/Page is a fully-fledged
page-description language for laser printers, on a par with PCL.
There is a very old Japanese-only ESC/Page printer driver buried
deep on the OS/2 DDPak site, but it is long obsolete, and causes
crashes and traps on recent systems.
That's the bad news. The good news is that Epson released open-source
ESC/Page drivers for Ghostscript several years ago. If you have a
recent build of Paul Smedley's Ghostscript port, you can use Ghostscript
as a printer driver to print to various models of Epson laser printer,
as described at:
http://svn.netlabs.org/ecups/wiki/GhostScriptRasterPrinting
Once configured, printing works very well. I've only given this a mark
of "average" because (a) the initial setup is quite complicated (but you
should only have to do it once), and (b) printer-specific features don't
seem to be well-supported, due to having to use a generic Postscript
driver (but it might be possible to improve that by finding a better
PPD file).
I've successfully printed to several printers of this model via TCP/IP
(using the LPD protocol). Instructions as described on the URL above.
Diese Information wurde gesendet von: Alex Taylor -- 2012-04-02 16:15:38
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Lucide - PDF/DjVu viewer for eComStation.
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eCo Software doesn't drill oil or gas, we don't cultivate bananas.
eCo Software is developing applications and exporting this products to Europe.
We pay taxes and feed pensioners, teachers and policemen.
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IBM OS/2 Warp
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