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== Star LC10 == | == Star LC10 == | ||
The Star LC10 was, according to many, the perfect printer to attach to a CPC. | The Star LC10 from Star Micronics Co., Ltd. was, according to many, the perfect printer to attach to a CPC. | ||
Can be dip-switched to '''Epson LX800''' (default) and ''IBM Proprinter II'' compatible modes. | Can be dip-switched to '''Epson LX800''' (default) and '''IBM Proprinter II''' compatible modes. The Epson mode should be (fully?) compatible to [[Amstrad Printers]] (DMP2000 and newer ones, not DMP1). | ||
* [[Media:Star LC10 Users Manual.pdf]] (1987) | * [[Media:Star LC10 Users Manual.pdf]] (1987) | ||
[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Printers and printer ports]] | [[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Printers and printer ports]] | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 18 August 2010
The Star NLQ/LQ/LC dot matrix printers, are worth mension on the CPC Wiki, only because they were also available with a CPC adapter, allowing them to connect directly to the CPC.
Star LC10
The Star LC10 from Star Micronics Co., Ltd. was, according to many, the perfect printer to attach to a CPC.
Can be dip-switched to Epson LX800 (default) and IBM Proprinter II compatible modes. The Epson mode should be (fully?) compatible to Amstrad Printers (DMP2000 and newer ones, not DMP1).