I have in my possession a Siemesn-Nixdorf ATB printer model 457a (that
is the kind of printer used to print Airplaine tickets, boarding
passes and ins some parts of Europe, train tickets. I am looking for
drivers for dos / windows for this machine and a cable pinout schema.
Printing software and user manuals are optional but it would be nice
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Clarification of Question by
vax-ga
on
07 Apr 2003 08:28 PDT
I Do not see any answer coming up... Is it becasue the fee is too
small or simply becasue nobody could find what I was looking for ?
Let me know, and if needed, i will raise the fee.
Thanks in advance
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Clarification of Question by
vax-ga
on
17 Apr 2003 03:26 PDT
It seems from My research that all ATB printers have to respect some
IATA standarts, It might very well be that the printer does not need a
specific driver, but just a set of standart instruction ( a bit like
HAYES strings for modems) If someone finds this and it is working , i
will consider that a valid answer.
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Request for Question Clarification by
wellen-ga
on
28 Apr 2003 00:08 PDT
Hello vax,
I just saw your question and have sent out a few emails to see if I
can find anything for you. I believe you have a typing error in the
name of the printer (as discovered by 'Google' search). Should it be
Siemens rather than Siemesn? Also, do you mean 'cable printout'?
I will let you know if anyone responds to my emails.
wellen
Google Researcher
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Clarification of Question by
vax-ga
on
28 Apr 2003 13:24 PDT
Hello Wellen,
Thanks for your feedback,
Indeed, I meant Siemens, a typing mistake that escaped me .
By cable pinout , i mean cable pin layout, a diagram of the connector
cable needed with mention of which pin should be connected where ( I
susect a standard serial would do, the printer has a large type
parralel plug, but I'm not sure)
Pinout is a term I have heard used a lot, but always by non- english
natives, so maybe it's not even an english word.
As for the request for information, thanks a lot for those emails, I
hope you'll get answers.
I must just say that, even if their sale is in now way restricted by
any lay ( at least here in europe) ATB printers are somwhat of a
'sensitive' item and generally threated as such by the comapanies that
make them. This might explain the reluctance of some companies to
hadle out some information about a product legally bought that I had
to face and that you might encounter.
So, a bit of a challenge then.
Looking forward for news from you.
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