SATO 10e RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE, RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE SIGNALS, Signal Definition, Direction

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RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE

Section 3: Interface Specifications

RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE

The High Speed Serial Interface is a Plug-In Interface Module that can be installed in the printer by the user.

 

SPECIFICATIONS

Asynchronous ASCII

Half-duplex communication

 

Ready/Busy Hardware Flow Control

 

Pin 20, DTR Control

 

Pin 4, RTS Error Condition

 

X-On/X-Off Software Flow Control

 

Bi-Directional Communication

Data Transmission Rate

9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 bps

Character Format

1 Start Bit (fixed)

 

7 or 8 data bits (selectable)

 

Odd, Even or No Parity (selectable)

 

1 or 2 Stop bits (selectable)

Connector

DB-25S (Female)

Cable

DB-25P (Male), 50 ft. maximum length.

 

For cable configuration, refer to Cable

 

Requirements appropriate to the RS232C protocol chosen.

Signal Levels

High = +5V to +12V, Low = -5V to -12V

NOTE: Pin assignments begin with one (1) in the upper right corner and descend to thirteen (13) in the upper left corner. Pin number fourteen (14) picks up in the lower right corner and descends to twenty-five (25) in the lower left.

 

 

RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE SIGNALS

PIN

DIRECTION

SIGNAL DEFINITION

1

Reference

FG (Frame Ground)

2

To Host

TD (Transmit Data) - Data from the printer to the host computer. Sends X-On/

 

 

X-Off characters or status data (bi-directional protocols).

3

To Printer

RD (Receive Data) - Dataa to the printer from the host computer.

4

To Host

RTS (Request to Send) - Used with Ready/Busy flow control to indicate an

 

 

error condition. RTS is high and remains high unless the print head is open (in

 

 

this case, RTS would return to the high state after the print head is closed and

 

 

the printer is placed back on-line) or an error condition occurs during printing

 

 

(e.g., ribbon out, label out).

5

To Printer

CTS (Clear to Send) - When this line is high, the printer assumes that data is

 

 

ready to be transmitted. The printer will not receive data when this line is low. If

 

 

this line is not being used, it should be tied high (to pin 4).

6

To Printer

DSR (Data Set Ready) - When this line is high, the printer will be ready to

 

 

receive data. This line must be high before data is transmitted. If this line is not

 

 

being used, it should be tied high (to pin 20).

7

Reference

SG (Signal Ground)

SATO M10e Service Manual

PN: 9001113A

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SATO 10e RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE, RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE SIGNALS, Signal Definition, Specifications, Direction