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5.INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
5.1Serial interface
Specifications (Conform to |
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Synchronizing system | : Asynchronous system |
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Handshaking | : DTR/DSR control or Xon/Xoff control | |
Baud rates | : 1200, 4800, 9600, 19200 (Selected by the user) | |
Data length | : 7 or 8 bit length (Selected by the user) | |
Parity | : Odd/Even/None (Selected by the user) | |
Signal level | : Mark= | |
| : Space = +3 ~ +15V Logic '0' | |
Compatible interface connectors |
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Printer side | : | |
Cable side | : |
Connector's pin configuration
Connector pin | Signal name | Input/output | Function |
1 | FG | – | Frame ground |
2 | TXD | Output | Sending data |
3 | RXD | Input | Receiving data |
6 | DSR | Input | Data set ready |
20 | DTR | Output | Data terminal ready |
7 | SG | – | Signal ground |
Note: Shielded type cables should be used.
Explanation of input and output signals
(1) RxD
This is the serial receiving data signal. On the occurrence of framing errors, overrun errors or parity errors, this data will either be rejected or printed as ' ?'. according to the
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