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Can an Inkjet Printer be used with System 75

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Can an Inkjet Printer be used with System 75

Can an Inkjet Printer be used with System 75

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Can an Inkjet printer be used with a Definity G3SI? Lucent specs call for 470,471,475,476 or 572 printers. I don't have access to any of those, but I do have an extra Inkjet printer.

Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

Foneman

RE: Can an Inkjet Printer be used with System 75

Foneman,
Are you looking for a parellel printer to be connected with the BCS terminal or a serial printer to be used for CDR/Journel printer?
For CDR/JP, you need to have a serial printer or a printer with serial card, I had tried with an laser printer with CDR but had some config. problem as it was printing 1 CDR record on 1 paper. Let me know if the inkjet works...

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