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Installing an Interface Expansion Board
Installing an
Interface
Expansion Board
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The printer's standard interfaces are parallel (Centronics × 2) and
serial (RS-232C × 1). The currently available optional interfaces are
LocalTalk, Ethernet, and IrDA. If the location of your printer is
distant from the computer, you can use the LocalTalk port or
Ethernet port of the computer to connect your printer. FUJITSU
offers the optional LocalTalk board and Ethernet boards for these
purposes. The IrDA board is an infrared interface adapter.
LocalTalk interface board
* There are three types of Ethernet interface boards, C, D, and F.
Type C has two connectors and types D and F have a connector
(the coaxial connector is not provided).
Caution:
When sharing the printer among multiple computers, setting the I/O
time-out short may cause a printing problem.
Caution:
Be sure that the printer is turned off (the power switch is pressed on
the "O" side) before installing an option.
To prevent the interface board from being destroyed by static
electricity, observe the following:
• Take out the interface board from the bag immediately before
attaching it to the printer.
• Before touching the interface board, touch something made of
metal (such as a cabinet) to remove static electricity from your
body.
• Hold the interface board by its edges and do not touch the electric
circuit parts and wiring on the interface board.
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IrDA interface board
Ethernet interface board (*)
27.01.1999, 15:36 Uhr
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