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ASCII (as' kee)
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a standardized
and commonly
accepted
numerical
code
that represents
letters,
numbers,
and symbols,
as well as command
sets. ASCII
stands
for
American Standard Code for Znformation
Interchange.
Baud-
a measure
of the speed at which information
is transmitted.
The baud
rate, which
is set for serial
transmissions,
is approximately
the
number
of characters
transmitted
per second
multiplied
by 10.
Byte
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a series of 8 bits that represents
one character.
Centronics interface
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a standard
wiring
configuration
for parallel
data
transmission.
Centronics
is often used as a synonym
for the parallel
standard
developed
by Centronics
Inc.
Character Set
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the complete
set of characters
available
in a font.
Data Bits
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the number
of bits in a transmitted
byte that actually
contains
data.
EEPROM
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Electrically
Erasable
Programmable
Read Only Memory.
It
has an internal
switch to permit a user to erase the contents
and write
new contents
into it by means
of electrical
signals.
EP-L Cartridge
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A disposable
type of process
cartridge
which contains
the photosensitive
drum and toner.
Emulation
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behaving
like something
else. The Star LaserPrinter
4111 can
emulate,
or behave
like the HP LaserJet
III laser printer.
Expansion RAM board
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An available
option that is easily attached
to the
LaserPrinter
4111 to expand
its RAM to a maximum
of 5 MB. Three
kinds of memory
expansion
board are available:
a 1 MB RAM board,
a 2MB RAM board and a 4MB RAM board.
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