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'''''Rapid Reference Guide to The LaserWriter Family''''' by '''Michael Fraase'''. Published by '''Business One Irwin''', Homewood, Illinois, '''1992''', in the Business One Irwin Rapid Reference Series. '''112 pages'''. | |||
== This is not an Apple document == | |||
'''The page title and its category are misleading.''' This book is '''written by an independent author and published by a business-book publisher''' — Apple had no part in it. Its own front matter carries the usual third-party disclaimer: the information is distributed '''"on an 'As Is' basis, without warranty"''', and neither the author nor the publisher accepts liability for anything arising from it. The Apple, LaserWriter and ImageWriter names appear in the book only in its trademark-credits list. | |||
'''Do not cite it as Apple documentation, and do not cite it for a service figure.''' Apple's own laser-printer material on this wiki — the Service Source volumes and the Service Guides — is extensive and is the right source. | |||
== What it covers == | |||
Apple's '''third generation''' of laser printers, named in the introduction: | |||
* '''Personal LaserWriter LS''' | |||
* '''Personal LaserWriter NT''' | |||
* '''LaserWriter IIf''' | |||
* '''LaserWriter IIg''' | |||
It is a user-level reference: how to print from any Macintosh application, how the printers connect, and what each model can and cannot do. The introduction notes that with the appropriate connections some members of the family can be used with MS-DOS and Windows machines. | |||
== What it does not contain == | |||
No schematic, no parts list, no component values, no FRU numbers, no disassembly, no adjustment procedure and no fault-symptom table. It is a buying-and-using guide. | |||
== Apple's own documentation for these printers, on this wiki == | |||
* [[LaserWriter II Service Source]] · [[LaserWriter Plus Service Source]] · [[LaserWriter Select Service Source]] · [[LaserWriter Pro 600/630 Service Source]] · [[LaserWriter 10/600 A3+ Service Source]] | |||
* [[Apple Service Guide For Laserwriter Printers Volume I Sept 1993]] · [[Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Ii Sept 1993]] · [[Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Iii July 1995]] · [[Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Iv Nov 1995]] | |||
* [[Service Training Introduction To Laser Printer Service Version 1.0.1 1996]] — Apple's own technician training course | |||
* [[Apple LaserWriter]] · [[Apple LaserWriter II NT]] · [[Apple LaserWriter II SC]] · [[Apple LaserWriter Plus]] · [[Apple Personal LaserWriter 300]] | |||
<pdf> File:The_Laser_Writer_Family_1992.pdf </pdf> | <pdf> File:The_Laser_Writer_Family_1992.pdf </pdf> | ||
Download | Download here: [[:File:The_Laser_Writer_Family_1992.pdf|The_Laser_Writer_Family_1992.pdf]] (4.5 MB) | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 25 September 2026
Rapid Reference Guide to The LaserWriter Family by Michael Fraase. Published by Business One Irwin, Homewood, Illinois, 1992, in the Business One Irwin Rapid Reference Series. 112 pages.
This is not an Apple document
[edit | edit source]The page title and its category are misleading. This book is written by an independent author and published by a business-book publisher — Apple had no part in it. Its own front matter carries the usual third-party disclaimer: the information is distributed "on an 'As Is' basis, without warranty", and neither the author nor the publisher accepts liability for anything arising from it. The Apple, LaserWriter and ImageWriter names appear in the book only in its trademark-credits list.
Do not cite it as Apple documentation, and do not cite it for a service figure. Apple's own laser-printer material on this wiki — the Service Source volumes and the Service Guides — is extensive and is the right source.
What it covers
[edit | edit source]Apple's third generation of laser printers, named in the introduction:
- Personal LaserWriter LS
- Personal LaserWriter NT
- LaserWriter IIf
- LaserWriter IIg
It is a user-level reference: how to print from any Macintosh application, how the printers connect, and what each model can and cannot do. The introduction notes that with the appropriate connections some members of the family can be used with MS-DOS and Windows machines.
What it does not contain
[edit | edit source]No schematic, no parts list, no component values, no FRU numbers, no disassembly, no adjustment procedure and no fault-symptom table. It is a buying-and-using guide.
Apple's own documentation for these printers, on this wiki
[edit | edit source]- LaserWriter II Service Source · LaserWriter Plus Service Source · LaserWriter Select Service Source · LaserWriter Pro 600/630 Service Source · LaserWriter 10/600 A3+ Service Source
- Apple Service Guide For Laserwriter Printers Volume I Sept 1993 · Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Ii Sept 1993 · Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Iii July 1995 · Apple Service Guide Laserwriter Printers Volume Iv Nov 1995
- Service Training Introduction To Laser Printer Service Version 1.0.1 1996 — Apple's own technician training course
- Apple LaserWriter · Apple LaserWriter II NT · Apple LaserWriter II SC · Apple LaserWriter Plus · Apple Personal LaserWriter 300
Download here: The_Laser_Writer_Family_1992.pdf (4.5 MB)