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I have found a reference to a Brother LJ 1240 as being a compatible printer. Can't find them for sale anywhere though.<br />
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I did find a PB J624 on ebay. That may be the way to go . . . . .
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A client I am working with has a Pitney-Bowes mailing system, and we are tryig to find a compatible USB printer for printing reports. I've tried a couple of HP Inkjet printers (a 932C and a 880C), and a LJ P3005. <br />
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None of these printers are automatically recognized.<br />
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The mailing system is a DM575.<br />
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Have you had any experience w/ getting a 'generic, non-Pitney-Bowes proprietary printer to work?<br />
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A client I am working with has a Pitney-Bowes mailing system, and we are tryig to find a compatible USB printer for printing reports. I've tried a couple of HP Inkjet printers (a 932C and a 880C), and a LJ P3005. 

None of these printers are automatically recognized.

The mailing system is a DM575.

Have you had any experience w/ getting a 'generic, non-Pitney-Bowes proprietary printer to work?



 

Pitney Bowes mailing system - need compatible printer for reports

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