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Interface Boards, Choosing an interface, shown below., Using Printer Options

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2. Replace the paper tension unit as shown below. 3. Now you are ready to use either single sheets or the push tractor. Interface Boards There are a number of optional interfaces that can be used to supplement the capabilities of your printer's built-in parallel interface. Choosing an interface Optional interfaces can be divided into three main categories: l IEEE-488 interfaces offer standardized connections, trouble-free operation, and the ability to connect computers, printers, and other devices on the same line so that they can share data freely. l Buffered parallel interfaces give the printer more memory and free up the computer for other tasks when printing large amounts of text or graphics. With a buffered parallel interface, you can increase the printer's data buffering capacity to 32 Kbytes (about 10 pages). Parallel interfaces also offer the advantage of trouble-free operation combined with standardized connectors. 7-22 Using Printer Options

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2.
Replace the paper tension unit as
shown below.
3.
Now you are ready to use either single sheets or the push tractor.
Interface Boards
There are a number of optional interfaces that can be used to supplement
the capabilities of your printer’s built-in parallel interface.
Choosing an interface
Optional interfaces can be divided into three main categories:
l
IEEE-488 interfaces offer standardized connections, trouble-free
operation, and the ability to connect computers, printers, and other
devices
on
the same line so that they can share data freely.
l
Buffered parallel interfaces give the printer more memory and free up
the computer for other tasks when printing large amounts of text or
graphics. With a buffered parallel interface, you can increase the
printer’s data buffering capacity to 32 Kbytes (about 10 pages).
Parallel interfaces also offer the advantage of trouble-free operation
combined with standardized connectors.
7-22
Using Printer Options