When communicating via the parallel port | Printer | Computer | |
(refer to Figure 12), the previously | |||
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mentioned parameters are not considered. |
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Refer to page 46 to configure the |
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communication parameters for the printer. |
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The values selected must be the same as |
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those used by the host equipment connected |
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to the printer. |
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For serial and parallel pinout and technical |
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information, refer to the Appendix on |
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page 85. |
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Cabling Requirements |
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Data cables must be fully shielded and fitted | 10’ (3 m) maximum | ||
with metal or metalized connector shells. |
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Shielded cables and connectors are required | Figure 12 |
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to prevent radiation and reception of |
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electrical noise. |
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To minimize electrical noise pickup in the cable:
Keep data cables as short as possible.
Do not bundle the data cables tightly with the power cords.
Do not tie the data cables to power wire conduits.
NOTE: Zebra printers comply with FCC “Rules and Regulations,” Part 15, for Class B Equipment, using fully shielded data cables. Use of unshielded cables may increase radiated emission above the Class B limits.
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