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Home > Forums > Computer Engineers > Activities > Computer engineering other topics Forum

Real difference between HP DesignJet Z6100 & Z6100PS

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dwh1262 (Computer)

13 Oct 10 16:51

Is there a way to make an HP DesignJet Z6100 into a Z6100PS? Is there a physical component that allows for postscript printing on the standard 6100?

IRstuff (Aerospace)

13 Oct 10 16:55

You would need to reprogram the processor board, probably. However, this question is probably better suited for www.tek-tips.com, which is more computer hardware and software oriented.

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SharonAngel (Computer)

28 Nov 10 14:12

This is a techi issue. Did you find you answer at tek-tips.com. If not you can details on google, use the word ~compare or ~reviews. Hope this helps.

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xwb (Computer)

26 Dec 10 0:25

Probably a bit late - it is normally a different or extra PROM in the printer. If it handles PS as well as HPGL it will have an extra PROM. If it handles only PS then it is a different PROM.

MacGyverS2000 (Electrical)

26 Dec 10 9:55

About the only systems that use PROMs these days are old-time military systems...

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