Atari licensed a small plotter from ALPS, and produced the 1020 from 1983 until 1985. The 1020 had four colored pens: black, red, blue, and green, which could be individually used to draw calligraphic shapes onto the paper.
Its design was similar to the Atari 1010 cassette recorder.
The printer itself had a font in ROM which the printer could draw with its pens to output text, albeit very slowly.
The FujiNet implementation outputs to SVG, and is currently missing the font for accurate text output, but is otherwise completely implemented.
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- What is FujiNet?
- The Definition of Done
- Board bring up for FujiNet Platform.IO code
- The Complete Linux CLI Guide
- The Complete macOS CLI Guide
- Development Env for Apps
- FujiNet-Development-Guidelines
- System Quickstarts
- FujiNet Flasher
- Setting up a TNFS Server
- FujiNet Configuration File: fnconfig.ini
- AppKey Registry - AppKey-Registry-Page
- CP-M Support
- BBS
- Official Hardware Versions
- Prototype Board Revisions
- FujiNet Development Guidelines
- The Network Protocol Handbook
- Atari Programming
- Apple Programming
- C64 Programming
- ADAM Programming
- Intellivision Programming
- Testing Plan
- Hacker List
- FujiNet VirtualMachine
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