on 7/14/01 11:05 PM, Darren at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you all. Ive never seen one, no surprise.
> Where there any dot matrix scsi printers?
I wouldn't think so. I would imagine the only reason to make a printer SCSI
would be for speed.
If a printer has a DB25 or DB9 connector, it's a serial (usually PC)
printer. 36 pin Centronics is parallel, 50 pin Centronics is SCSI. And of
course, Mini Din 8 is Mac serial.
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