User’s Guide
SIGNAL | P/N | NO MODEM CONTROL | MODEM CONTROL |
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DTR | 20 | When the printer is ready to | When the printer is ready to |
| 11 | accept data, this line will be high | accept data, this line will be high |
| (+EIA LEVEL). This line will go | (+EIA LEVEL). This line will go | |
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| low | low |
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| a. Print buffer is nearly full | a. Print buffer is nearly full |
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| (within 512 bytes) | (within 512 bytes) |
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| b. Paper out condition exists. | b. Paper out condition exists. |
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| c. Carriage jam condition | c. Carriage jam condition |
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| detected. | detected. |
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| d. Printer is off line. | d. Printer is off line. |
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RTS | 4 | This signal will always be held | RTS will be held high when the |
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| high | interface is ready to transmit data. |
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CTS | 5 | CTS is always assumed high | The interface will monitor the |
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| CTS signal generated by the host |
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| in response to RTS. When this |
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| signal goes on (high), the host is |
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| ready to receive data. |
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DSR | 6 | DSR is always assumed high | If DSR is low, the interface will |
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| ignore all data received on the |
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| serial port. This signal must hold |
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| high for the interface to receive |
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| and transmit data. |
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DCD | 8 | Same as DSR | Same as DSR |
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Interface Specifications