Xerox 4215 Operator's Manual page 97

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Baud Rate (Serial) The Baud Rate is the rate at
which the information is sent from the host
computer to the printer.
in bits per second (bps).
setting is * 9600 and this setting is normally
appropriate, but the setting must correspond to
the baud rate setting at the host computer.
The following baud rates are supported:
600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.
Data Bits (Serial) The serial Data Bits menu
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Robust Xon/Xoff--this data stream handshake
is an extension of the Xon/Xoff data stream
handshake. If no data is received within
one second of the transmission of an Xon, it
sends additional Xon characters at one
second intervals.
Data Terminal Ready (DTR)--the DTR line
indicates whether or not the printer can
receive data (READY) or not (BUSY).
the printer is READY, the DTR signal
switches to a HIGH state (unless the DTR
line has been set to inverted operation, in
which it switches to a low state) as a
request for data.
The printer requests data when the print
buffer is near empty.
The printer switches DTR to BUSY when the
print buffer is near full.
is turned on, the DTR signal is held at BUSY
until the printer has completed SELF TEST
and WARM UP.
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When the printer
Baud rate is measured
The factory default
300,
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