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TI 2108/2106 goes deaf when switching mode

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From: PER HOGSTEDT
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1991 23:14
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This question is probably an oldie, but...

When I am switching emulation mode on my Texas Instrument TI2108 printer
e.g. from PS to HP-Laserjet mode the printer appears to be deaf and dumb for
a few seconds. I have the printer hooked up on a VAX/VMS printer queue with
appropriate definitions in the setup modules for switching between modes.
If one PostScript job is followed by a HP-Laserjet job, the initial part
of the last job never makes it to the paper :-(

Is there a bug in the TI2108 (and the TI2106 as well) making the printer
to loose the characters coming in while the emulation mode is switched?

And why isn't the thing CTRL-S:ing the serial line while being busy with it's
internal meditation?

Any info would be of value.

Thank you.
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