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Re: IIeasy Print card...
On 27 Apr 1997 08:16:26 GMT, mjmahon@aol.com (MJMahon) wrote:
>I just picked up a full-size (loooong) Apple II peripheral card.
>It was manufactured in late 1988, and it is marked "IIeasy Print,
>ROM revision D".
>
>It uses only power from the Apple, and connects to an external
>box which has six mini-DIN 8-pin sockets. It appears to be a
>serial port multiplexor to fan in up to five computers to one printer
>(or what?). The card has a 65SC102 processor and six(!) 65C51A's.
Well, here's info on the IIeasy Print Plus from the Spring '93 issue
of Educational Resources catalog (the cards pictured are quite small,
tho. No longer than the slot they're put in (in an old Quality
Computers catalog, the cards are sold for about $50, and appear to be
regular serail cards)):
The IIeasy Print Plus allows up to five Apple computers to share one
printer automatically!
IIeasy Print Plus Apple IIe Package
This complete package comes with a IIeasy Print Plus printer-sharing
device with 512K, four serial cards and five cables for easy
installation with your Apple IIe's.
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