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Glossary of Terms (continued)

Term	Definition
Encoder (wheel)	An electromechanical device, attached to a shaft that detects the
	change in rotational position, incremented to count ticks per
	revolution. The Printer's encoder wheel both detects motion and
	measures the amount of rotation in the movement of the ribbon.
Engine	A generic term for a collection of systems and mechanisms that is
	dedicated to executing a specific function. A Printer that also
	laminates would have both a Print Engine and a lamination
	Engine.
EOF (End Of Form)	The trailing edge of the card, detected to indicate when the Printer
	should stop printing.
EPP (Enhanced	A type of parallel port mode, developed by Intel, to increase the
Parallel Port)	port throughput.
EPROM	A microchip based non-volatile memory storage device that
(Electronically	cannot be rewritten in the field. Firmware for many Fargo Printers
Programmable Read	is stored on these chips and so a change of the chip is necessary
Only Memory)	for an upgrade.
Escape sequence	A string or control character that indicates to the processor that
	what follows is a command and not data.
ESD (ElectroStatic	The discharge of static electricity (high voltage, low current) that
Discharge)	can damage electronic devices.
Ethernet	A system of networking a series of computers for the sharing of
	data or peripherals.
Firmware	The instruction set, stored in chip memory, inside the Printer that
	controls functional and operational data. Firmware updates are
	done with Driver updates.
Font	A character set similar in style and form. Fonts can be graphical
	or mathematical constructs, represented by a series of dots or an
	assembly of curves and lines.
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