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Epson LP-8900
Mark: Average The Epson (InterLaser) LP-8900 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 this model of printer both using TCP/IP and
via local USB connection.
Diese Information wurde gesendet von: Alex Taylor -- 2012-04-02 16:18:48
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- Uniaud - initial support of HDAudio
- USB - restore of source code
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