FX-800 and FX-1000 9 Pin - Dot Matrix Printers [antikvár]

Introducing the FX-800 and FX-1000 printers The FX-800 and FX-1000 are Epson's latest low-cost, highquality printers. They can print at up to 240 characters a second, and they give you a choice of three different typefaces. You can switch between draft and near letter quality typefaces just by pressing a button on the control panel. To help make printing a document even easier, the printers load single sheets of paper automatically. The main difference between the two models is that the FX-1000 can take wider paper. This guide covers both models. Except where they say so, the instructions apply to both; and though the diagrams mostly show just the FX-800, you will find they apply to the FX-1000 printer too. How to use this guide The FX-800 and FX-1000 are extremely sophisticated products, and this guide gives comprehensive details of how to get the most from them. Not all the information will be needed by all kinds of user: most of the reference material, for example, is for people who want to write or amend programs to control the printer. The guide is divided into five main parts, each starting with its own contents page. When you first set up the printer - or if you decide to connect it to a new computer - you should read the first main section. For basic everyday use, there are full instructions in the second main section. The third section covers how to make the most of your printer. introducing the FX-800 and FX-1000 printers