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Thank you very much. I will try the switch positions soon.

Yes it has it. I may not know all the proper terminology, but the connections and connector are correct. I was just refering to the fact that I think that that is traditionally called a 9-pin port, but the connector reduces the cat-5 to the 4 pins that are necessary for the connection. Where...

Where would I find the banks to check the switching. I took the bottom plate off and didn't see anything. I am using a Javelin Viper 1.5 via com3 to the printer port on the epson printer (LPT?) The connector would be that reduces the printer port(9 pin I believe) down to accept a cat5 cable...

How do I check the dip-switch? The printers are connected to the terminals via serial port. I do have the connectors in place. When I first put the 220(on inplace of the 200) it started printing lines of ???? and ** and other symbols.

I will check that later today. Thanks!

It doesn't have the built in for TM-220. Just has the TM-200 and a plethora of other models.

My Aloha system has te drivers for many different printers, including the Epson TM-U200 models, which I currently use. I purchased an Epson TM-220, but the drivers for this model are not on the Aloha Maintenance Hardware portion there isn't a selection for teh TM-220. I downloaded the drivers...

Thanks to all that answered, but apparently when you go through the tcp/ip properties in windows 98, there is an Advanced tab that has a box at the bottom that has to be checked. After checking that box, both terminals that I was adding worked fine. Thanks! e

Thanks. Will get it tomorrow. Thnx.

Will copy and post debout later. I tried copy and paste of the autoexec.bat fromthe terminal that has Windows 98 on it already(Term2). When I opened it, I didnt see any reference to a terminal number at all.Anyway, this didnt work either. Still doing the same thing. Thanks e

I checked everything except the AUTOEXEC.BAT, but all is correct and I compared the two windows 98 terminals side by side and everything to do with the networking is identical on the terminals. When I hook the new terminal up it is on the network, but when I start ALOHA it still can't locate...

Fresh install of 98. I went through netwoirk properties and set up the IP addy etc axactly as it was in the old terminal that I am replacing.

I am replacing one terminal in a 2 terminal system. When I put the new terminal on the network, it shows on the BOH as being on the network and I even moved the Terminst file from TERM1 to TERM2 from the BOH computer. I performed a terminstall on TERM2 and it installed ALOHA. When I restart...