How do I output a file to a peripheral with DOS commands? - China DOS Union Forum

If what is connected to your serial port is a serial printer (for example, inserting a serial circuit board into an Epson LQ-1600K to convert it into a serial printer), you can use the following command:

Assume the serial printer is connected to serial port 1

C:\>type config.sys > com1

Explanation: this outputs the contents of the config.sys file on the serial printer.

If for some other reason you need to set parameters such as the serial port output data bits, stop bits, baud rate, etc., you can use the command

C:\>mode /?

to view its help.

Floor1　frankzzz	Posted 2003-10-16 00:00
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I want to output a file to a peripheral through the serial port. What DOS command should I use? Can the serial port output data format and baud rate be set? How are the parameters set? Urgent, please advise, experts. Many thanks!!!

Floor2　txj	Posted 2003-10-19 00:00
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If what is connected to your serial port is a serial printer (for example, inserting a serial circuit board into an Epson LQ-1600K to convert it into a serial printer), you can use the following command: Assume the serial printer is connected to serial port 1 C:\>type config.sys > com1 Explanation: this outputs the contents of the config.sys file on the serial printer. If for some other reason you need to set parameters such as the serial port output data bits, stop bits, baud rate, etc., you can use the command C:\>mode /? to view its help.

Floor3　frankzzz	Posted 2003-10-20 00:00
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