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Vin
Hi,
I have a document that I want to print using the Dos command Print.
- I am using a laptop with XP Professional installed
- My printer is connected to the serial port (com1 with settings of
baud=115200, DataBits=1, Parity=none, Stop bits=1, Flow control is Xon/Xoff
When I send it either a text file about 3kb in size using either:
Print /D: COM1: file.txt
Copy file.txt COM1:
The printer will start to print, but then it stops and then start printing
garbage. But when I reset the baud to 9600, it will print just fine.
Anyone knows what's going on here? Is Dos print command only using baud of
9600?
How can I using the COM1 port with 115200 baud rate?
I have also tried MODE LPT1:=COM1: and print through LPT1:, but I still have
the same issue.
Any Ideas?
Thanks!
I have a document that I want to print using the Dos command Print.
- I am using a laptop with XP Professional installed
- My printer is connected to the serial port (com1 with settings of
baud=115200, DataBits=1, Parity=none, Stop bits=1, Flow control is Xon/Xoff
When I send it either a text file about 3kb in size using either:
Print /D: COM1: file.txt
Copy file.txt COM1:
The printer will start to print, but then it stops and then start printing
garbage. But when I reset the baud to 9600, it will print just fine.
Anyone knows what's going on here? Is Dos print command only using baud of
9600?
How can I using the COM1 port with 115200 baud rate?
I have also tried MODE LPT1:=COM1: and print through LPT1:, but I still have
the same issue.
Any Ideas?
Thanks!