SECTION 6.
INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
The
The following information is presented in this section:
•Interface Types
•Using the Receive Buffer
•IEEE1284 Parallel Interface
•Universal Serial Bus (USB) Interface
•Local Area Network (LAN) Interface
•RS232C Serial Interface
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•Status Response
INTERFACE TYPES
The parallel interface for the
In order to provide flexibility in communicating with a variety of host computer systems all ìeî printers use a
The Parallel interface will probably be the most useful in communicating with IBM PCs and compatibles. The RS232C Serial interface allows connectivity to a number of other hosts. The USB interface allows the printer to be connected to a computer that supports peripherals attached to a USB bus. Up to 127 peripherals can be connected to a single USB port. The interfaces available are a high speed (to 57.6K bps) serial interface, an Ethernet interface or an optional Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface.
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