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SECTION 6.
INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
This section presents the interface specifications for the “S” printers. These
specifications include detailed information on how to properly interface your printer
with your host system.
The following information is presented in this section:
Interface Types
Using the Receive Buffer
RS32C Serial Interface
General Specifications
Electrical Specifications
Pin Assignments
Ready/Busy Flow Control
X-On/X-Off Flow Control
Bi-Directional Communications Protocol
Centronics Parallel Interface
Accessory (EXT) Connector
INTERFACE TYPES
In order to provide flexibility in communicating with a variety of host computer
systems, the printers come standard with two interface types. The Centronics 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. For instructions on how to properly configure your printer for either of these
interface types, see the Printer Configuration instructions in Section 2 of this manual.
NOTE: Both the Centronics and RS232C interfaces are active at the same time, i.e.
data can be received on either one, however no provision is made for port
contention. If data is transmitted to both ports simultaneously, it will cause the data
in the receive buffer to be corrupted.
THE RECEIVE BUFFER
The “S” printers have the ability to receive a data stream from the host in one of two
ways. The receive buffer may be configured to accept one print job at a time or
multiple print jobs. The single job print buffer is generally used by software programs
that wish to maintain control of the job print queue so that it can move a high priority
job in front of ones of lesser importance. The multiple job buffer, on the other hand,
prints all jobs in the order they are received by the printer, and the order of printing
cannot be changed.
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