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According to the IBM Knowledge Base doc on ascii printers from Tally Genicom, the
T6212 is only supported as a remote outq.
jim

----- Original Message ----- From: <jmmckee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 10:18 PM
Subject: Re: Tally printer options


Quoting franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx:

Have set up a Tally T6212 as a rmtoutq with a Jet Direct, but the lack
of operator control is unacceptable. Right now the Tally printer only
has parallel cable. Tally's website has 2 ethernet controller options.
I know I-O makes a print server box. Looking for a well tested reliable
solution. Need to get back forms alignment and other controls for check
printing, etc. Any suggestions for a proven solution would be
appreciated. Need to get an answer quick.
tia
Jim Franz
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This may be a naive question: Why not use CRTDEVPRT?

Device is 3812.  Set forms to *AUTOCUT.

Obviously, the device type does not match, even remotely, the actual
printer. But, there are other parameters that have, in my limited
experience, made a
functional device.

Maybe some printers can't be driven this way?

John McKee



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