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> >Ouch! Broken hardware... how can I document this is happening, so that
> >I can demand an answer from Epson?
>
> >From your messages, it's not clear to me that it's the printer.  It could
> easily be the cable.  Try replacing the cable with one that only connects
> the signals you're using and properly grounds all the other signals.

The Epson 740 comes with a MAC-style serial connector and I'm using a standard
Apple serial cable. There are no floating pins.

Bye.


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