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Sorry George.... a 3812 is/was the very first of the native IPDS laser printers and many if not most of the printer data streams are based on the 3812(very full function laser). That data stream was based on the 5219 data stream, but that's another long and boring story.... It was never "just" an ascii printer.... It could be attached to about anything IBM made at the time: 1987 -- 1991 http://www1.ibmlink.ibm.com/cgi-bin/master?xh=MaIGoC8BziC38z1USenGnN9332&request=salesmanual&parms=J%5f3812%2d002&xhi=usa%2emain%7csalesmanual%5e&xfr=N George Kinney wrote: > > >From what I've gathered this printer is currently configured as a 3812? You > can't do AFP printing with a 3812. The 3812 is a generic ASCII printer, and > the system will treat anything defined as 3812 as just that, a generic ASCII > printer. To do AFP printing (i.e. barcodes), the printer *MUST* support > *IPDS or *AFPDS.
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