Printer Interface to Ethernets

March 1998 / International What's New / Printer Interface to Ethernets

If you want to integrate your printer into an Ethernet network, try the Intercon-IC9-Etherprint adapter. You simply plug it into the parallel Centronics interface of the printer to gain access to the network. The complete c onfiguration of the device is handled in a NetWare, Unix, or Windows NT environment via a standard Web browser.
Price:    DM 520.
Contact:  SEH Computertechnik, Bielefeld, Germany
Phone:    +49 521 942 260
Internet: http://www.seh.de

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