If the Peripheral Interface Is Serial
3. Select the transmission control method that matches the peripheral setup, by pressing
. If you choose .3. z. . . : . . : . /..: .:..'
exchange sequence by telling the analyzer when it has room in its buffer for data and
when to stop the data flow. The peripheral uses buffer threshold indicators (an Xon trigger
character and an Xoff trigger character) to prevent buffer overflow.
. If you choose Y%TM%B., a handshake method takes place in the hardware rather than the
firmware or software. If there is enough room in the peripheral's buffer to accept and
store another block of data, the peripheral sets the Data 'Mminal Ready (DTR) line to a
high state.
If the Peripheral Interface Is Parallel
1. Select P&&R ~P~RT~.~P~~~~~~~~ for a printer, or P&jP#jRTY P&j&@& for a plotter
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peripheral.
correct function appears:
use (printers or plotters).
and cannot be used for printing or plotting. The analyzer controls the data input and
output, through the sequencing capability of the analyzer.
Note
All copy configuration settings are stored in non-volatile memory. Therefore,
the settings are not affected by preset or power conditions.
11-14 CompatiblePeripherals
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