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DTR
HI
POLARITY
DATA BITS 8
PARITY
NONE
STOP BITS 1
Allows you to choose active high (HI) or active low (LOW) for the
DTR signal Itne.
Determines the data bits used in transmission. Some
minicomputer environments only support 7 bit printer data.
Setting DATA BITS=7 allows the printer function correctly in
environments where the eighth bit is not supported. PCL graphics
and soft fonts may not function correctly when DATA BITS=7. You
can select 8 or 7.
Determines whether parity checking is enabled. Setting PARITY to
EVEN or ODD allows parity checking for some types of data
transmission errors. When parity checking is enabled, the printer
will display the message, 40 ERROR???, when it detects a parity
error. The host computer and the printer must use the same
parity setting. You can select NONE, EVEN, or ODD.
Determines the number of stop bits to use during
communication. The host computer and the printer must use the
same setting. You can select 1 or 2.
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