luce@aurs01.UUCP (J. Luce) (05/03/91)
I just bought a used C128 system that came with a Xetec Jr. Super
Graphics (or something similar, but it *IS* the Jr.) interface. Anyone
want to rattle off the litany of the what each dipswitch does? Thanks.
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-------------------------------- or John.Luce@f130.n151.z1.fidonet.org mford@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu (Mark Ford) (05/05/91)
From article <59790@aurs01.UUCP>, by luce@aurs01.UUCP (J. Luce): > I just bought a used C128 system that came with a Xetec Jr. Super > Graphics (or something similar, but it *IS* the Jr.) interface. Anyone > want to rattle off the litany of the what each dipswitch does? Thanks. > The external dip switch settings on the Xetec Super Graphix Jr. are as follows: Pin 1: down - NLQ off up - NLQ on Pin 2: down - Auto line feed up - no auto line feed Pin 3-4: down down - 1525 Emulation up down - Super Graphix jr down up - ASCII conversion up up - Transparent Pin 5-7: down down down - Epson, Panasonic, Riteman up down down - Gemini 10X, Delta, SG-10 down up down - Okidata up up down - Prowriter, Siekosha, NEC-8023 down down up - GX-100, Banana, MPS-801 up down up - Legend, Blue Chip (M120/10) down up up - 132 column Epson or Panasonic up up up - Daisy Wheel (graphics disabled) Pin 8: down - device number 4 up - device number 5 If you have a good printer, just set the Super Graphix Jr. to transparent and the printer type (pins 5-7) and let the printer take care of everything. If your printer doesn't have NLQ (near letter quality) then set the mode (pins 3-4) to Super Graphix Jr. and the NLQ pin 1 to on and the printer will print in fairly nice type depending on the printer you have. I have used mine on a Copal SC-100 with excellent results. I also used it on a Gemini 10X. The Gemini didn't have quite as good NLQ as the Copal, but it was better than draft Gemini print. I now have a Citizen 200GX with color option added, (gosh I have an expensive hobby!). The Citizen has its own NLQ fonts built in so I don't use the Super Graphix Jr. NLQ mode. Hope this helps. Any questions, just ask. Mark. mford@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu
c_s245010114@stat.appstate.edu (05/11/91)
In article <59790@aurs01.UUCP>, luce@aurs01.UUCP (J. Luce) writes: > I just bought a used C128 system that came with a Xetec Jr. Super > Graphics (or something similar, but it *IS* the Jr.) interface. Anyone > want to rattle off the litany of the what each dipswitch does? Thanks. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > John Luce | Life is the leading cause of death > Alcatel Network Systems | ----------------------------------------- > Raleigh, NC | Standard Disclaimer Applies > 919-850-6787 | Mail? Here? Try aurs01!aurw46!luce@mcnc.org > | or ...!mcnc!aurgate!luce > -------------------------------- or John.Luce@f130.n151.z1.fidonet.org I believe the 128 resting in piece (pun intended) at home in Raleigh has one of those dangling off the end. How about calling me at home some time this summer and I can read the manual to you. Or walk over to my dad's office (850-5206) and ask him for a copy of the manual -- I'm sure he'd give you one... _______ __ __ /______/ /_/| /_/| Scott E. Schnegelberger | | _____ ____ | || | || Appalachian State University | |_____ /____/ /___/| <===> <===> |/_____/ | | / \| | ||___ | ||___ C_S245010114@conrad.appstate.edu ____| | | |___ | || | | \/__/ | \/__/ OR /_____/ |/___/ \____/ \____/ \____/ C_S245010114@appstate.bitnet