Shuttling

Shuttling

Dot line computer printers use shuttle mechanisms to build a line of dots (dot row) by moving the print mechanism horizontally whilst rendering dots. Different manufacturers use different techniques. For example, "Tally" (or "TallyGenicom") uses a small patented mechanical device with very high inertia to provide a wide range of fonts and graphics resolutions.


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