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From: rens@UBVMSB.CC.BUFFALO.EDU (Frank Rens)
Newsgroups: comp.laser-printers
Subject: Re: lw2 ntx at 19200 baud?
Summary: can a laserwriter 2ntx be forced to 19200 baud
Keywords: laserwriter printer speed
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Date: 9 Apr 91 14:27:35 GMT
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In article <9104081710.AA27704@crayola.cs.UMD.EDU>, ccastd2@prism.gatech.edu (Dale Phurrough) writes...
> 
>I have seen a file that the people at Frame put out to software program
>the laserwriter 2 ntx to talk at 19200.  The dip switches only handle
>up to 9600 right?  Does anyone have this file or can create one like it.
>We are using a AT&T 3B2 (yuck!) to handling spooling in a AUFS environment.
>Some larger files 1.5 meg+ tend to timeout at the slower speeds (9600).  Any
>ideas?

	I use PrintCache by Laser Tools Corporation to drive my laserwriter II
NTX at 57600 from a PS/2 mod 80.  PrintCache handled the changing of the baud
rates both on the com port and the NTX with no problem.