Setting Up a Compuprint 970 or 4/6x 

The Compuprint 4/6x is an 18-pin dot matrix printer with serial and parallel interfaces. The printer type COMPU960 is used for printing from R/3. The driver STN2 is set for printing from the SAPscript word processing system.

The printer definition requires that the printer be operated in the EPSON mode. You can set this on the printer control panel. The printer type COMPU960 specifies its own printer code page (character set) 1119. This character set also contains other European special characters in addition to the German umlauts.

The Compuprint 970 and 1070 printers are more advanced models that also work with the COMPU960 device type. The SIGNUM 2076 and Compuprint 9068 18-pin dot matrix printers should also work with this device type, as they support the same EPSON emulation.

Configuration Notes

The emulation mode must be set to EPSON. As the 4/6x printers do not offer a control sequence for setting the line mode, the printer device format therefore also contains no escape sequence for setting the line mode. You must therefore make this specification by hand at the printer control panel.

The following information was kindly provided by the manufacturer.

DC4 DC4 ESC T n

COMPUPRINT

Select / Load or Parks the Fanfold from the LowerTractor Paper Path. 0 £ n £ 1

14 14 1B 54

20 20 27 84

n

Selection

0

 

 

1

Selects and loads fanfold from the lower tractor paper path. If the paper (single sheets or fanfold) present is loaded in other media, the printer ejects automatically the cut sheet or parks the fanfold that is not requested before loading the new one.

Parks the fanfold loaded from the lower tractor paper path after having pressed PARK in response to the PARK:SURE? message.

DC4 DC4 ESC Y n

COMPUPRINT

Select Printer Emulation

14 14 1B 59

20 20 27 89

n

Printer Emulation

1

2

5

EPSON FX 1050

IBM Proprinter XLIII

IBM 2381

DC4 DC4 ESC Z n

COMPUPRINT

Make AGA in column.

Selects the column at 10 cpiwhere the Automatic Gap Adjustment (AGA) will be made. The n parameter is the column number Select the user macros 0 £ n £ 4

14 14 1B 5A

20 20 27 90

DC4 DC4 ESC u n

COMPUPRINT

select the user macros 0 £ n £ 4

14 14 1B 75

20 20 27 117

n

1

2

3

4

Selects User Macro 1

Selects User Macro 2

Selects User Macro 3

Selects User Macro 4

 

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