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This was a fairly typical 9-pin Dot-matrix printer with Epson and IBM standards compatibility. | This was a fairly typical 9-pin Dot-matrix printer with Epson and IBM standards compatibility. | ||
== General Specifications == | |||
For (detailed) general information about Amstrad/Scheider printers, see: | |||
{{AmstradPrinterLinks}} | |||
== Technical Specifications == | == Technical Specifications == | ||
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|Head:||9-pin, exchangable | |Head:||9-pin, exchangable | ||
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File:DMP3160 picture by martín melado.jpg|Printer | File:DMP3160 picture by martín melado.jpg|Printer | ||
File:DMP3160 frontback.jpg|Front and Back | File:DMP3160 frontback.jpg|Front and Back | ||
File:DMP3160SP_PCB_Top.jpg|DMP3160 PCB Top | |||
File:DMP3160SP_PCB_Bottom.jpg|DMP3160 PCB Bottom | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Reviews/Adverts == | |||
* DMP3160 announced in ACU 87-09 page 7. | |||
* DMP3160 Review in [[PC Schneider International]] September 1987. | |||
* DMP2000/DMP3160 Adverts for the "new" DMP3160 occurred in ACU 87-11 page 17, ACU 87-12 page 9, ACU 88-01 page 7. | |||
== Manuals == | == Manuals == | ||
* English manual | * [[Media:Amstrad DMP3000,D3160,DMP3250di User Manual.pdf|DMP3000/3160/3250di User Manual (English)]] (DMP3000/3160 manual from 1986) (plus preface with notes for CPC users from 1990) (unlike the French version, it doesn't include info on DMP3250di's RS232 DIP switches) | ||
* [[Media:DMP3000, DMP3160, DMP3250di - User Manual (French).pdf|Amstrad DMP3000/3160/3250di User Manual (French)]] | * [[Media:DMP3000, DMP3160, DMP3250di - User Manual (French).pdf|Amstrad DMP3000/3160/3250di User Manual (French)]] | ||
* [[Media:Schneider DMP3160 User Manual (German).pdf|DMP3160 User Manual (German)]] | * [[Media:Schneider DMP3160 User Manual (German).pdf|DMP3160 User Manual (German)]] | ||
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== ROM-Image == | == ROM-Image == | ||
* | * [[Media:DM3160SP.ZIP|DMP3160 ROM Image]] (32K EPROM, complete; there is no extra ROM in the CPU chip) (dumped from a spanish printer, but should be same for all countries) | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:56, 19 December 2010
DMP3160 was a 9-pin printer manufactured by Amstrad.
Overview
This was a fairly typical 9-pin Dot-matrix printer with Epson and IBM standards compatibility.
General Specifications
For (detailed) general information about Amstrad/Scheider printers, see:
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Models
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Technical Specifications
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Control Codes
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Support for 7bit Printer Ports
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Character Sets
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Buttons and DIP Switches
- Amstrad/Schneider Printer Resources (User and Service Manuals, Datasheets, ROM-images)
Technical Specifications
| Head: | 9-pin, exchangable |
| Print speed: | Draft - 160cps |
| NLQ - 40cps | |
| sign matrix: | 9x9 or 9x10 |
| sign size: | 2,1x2,55mm |
| input voltage: | 220 - 240V 50Hz |
| Weight: | 4,2kg |
Pictures
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Printer
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Front and Back
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DMP3160 PCB Top
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DMP3160 PCB Bottom
Reviews/Adverts
- DMP3160 announced in ACU 87-09 page 7.
- DMP3160 Review in PC Schneider International September 1987.
- DMP2000/DMP3160 Adverts for the "new" DMP3160 occurred in ACU 87-11 page 17, ACU 87-12 page 9, ACU 88-01 page 7.
Manuals
- DMP3000/3160/3250di User Manual (English) (DMP3000/3160 manual from 1986) (plus preface with notes for CPC users from 1990) (unlike the French version, it doesn't include info on DMP3250di's RS232 DIP switches)
- Amstrad DMP3000/3160/3250di User Manual (French)
- DMP3160 User Manual (German)
- DMP3160/DMP3250di/DMP4000/LQ3500/LQ3500di/LQ5000di AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian)
ROM-Image
- DMP3160 ROM Image (32K EPROM, complete; there is no extra ROM in the CPU chip) (dumped from a spanish printer, but should be same for all countries)