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Parallel Port

Connection Connecting to the parallel interface is generally the

fastest method of sending data to your controller. It is

probably the best choice especially if you use many

soft fonts in your document, or if you print complex

graphics.

The high-performance parallel input/output port on

the controller utilizes the IEEE 1284 – 1994 design,

supporting hardware-enhanced, nibble-mode reverse-

direction data transfer, for high-speed communication

between the computer and controller. Be sure to use

a cable conforming to this design standard to realize

the full data speed benefit from this interface.

IEEE 1284 Parallel Port

Characteristics Maximum data speed: 2 MBytes/sec.

Maximum cable length: 10 meters (30 feet).

Chassis connector type: IEEE 1284 Type C (Mini-

Centronics).

Design standard: IEEE 1284 – 1994.

Note To use this interface, the parallel port (e.g., LPT1:) on

your computer must be configured as an ECP (not

EPP) Printer Port.

For more information on the parallel port, point your

Internet web browser to:

http://www.fapo.com/ieee1284.htm

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