Epson LQ-1050 Matrix Printer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
I need a cable to enable connection from Epson lq
The "data" cable for a printer either is:
* USB -- a small almost-square socket, less than 1/2 inch (1 centimeter),
* parallel-port -- a very-wide connector, more than 2 inches (5 centimeters).
Some printers have *BOTH* connectors.
Determine which connector(s) you have, and buy a cable.
Often, a "Thrift Store" will have the "parallel-port" cable for a dollar.
Don't pay more than $4 for a "USB" cable.
If you're buying a USB cable, make sure that there is a "square" end -- some USB cables have a smaller "mini-USB" connector, in order to connect to a digital camera.
I don't have the correct driver for Vista, using
When the drivers are not available, you can install VMware virtual machine and be able to use windows xp and xp drivers to run your print jobs. The basic VMware is a free download and works well on my Vista machine.
Want to print draft mode in dot matrix printer in
Not all dot matrix printers will print in draft mode. When operating from DOS it was usually necessary to send an Esc(ape) code such as ESC @ in ASCII code. I don't think it can be done from Windows; in fact some windows programs will not even talk to a dot matrix printer. Some printers have one or two banks of DIP switches, but before changing them you need to read the manual to see what they do. There could be one which allows Draft MOde.
My Epson FX-1050 matrix printer stops printing in
what type of operating system are you using?, if so pls try to update your driver. or install and reinstall that particular driver.
pls try to visit www.epson.com where you can find their latest updates on drivers
Drivers for dotmtrix printer 1050
Hi
What operating system are you using? go to support.epson.com website and go to drivers and support. go to printers then click on impact printers then drivers and download page.
Hope this helps
Cross printing
I'm not sure exactly what your issue is, but Epson printers should be well supported as far as drivers are concerned. Do you have the correct driver loaded? If you are trying to use a Tally driver with the Epson printer, this may not work right.
Also, when printing from Windows, some older printers print only in a single direction, from left to right, instead of bi-directional (left to right & right to left).
I've used a few different Epson dot matrix printers, and problems have been few.
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