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APPENDIX F-CHOOSING AND SETTING UP OPTIONAL INTERFACES, Compatible Interfaces, Compatible

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Appendix F Choosing and Setting Up Optional Interfaces This appendix contains information on Epson interfaces compatible with LQ printers, instructions on choosing the right interface for a particular job, and instructions for installing internally mounted interface boards. Compatible Interfaces You can use a number of optional interfaces that supplement the LQ's built-in parallel and serial interfaces and the standard 8K data buffer. These fail into three main categories: l IEEE-488 and other special interfaces, which allow connection to computers with other interface requirements (the Apple interface is installed in the computer rather than the printer) l Buffer interfaces, which provide a larger data buffer to release the computer for other tasks when printing large amounts of text l Serial interfaces providing additional features not available with the standard interface. The following Epson interfaces are compatible with LQ printers. Note that some of these are no longer available, and that others are not available in all countries. *8131 *8143 *8145 #8148 "8149 %149M *8161 *8165 *8172 *8172M Apple II parallel interface Serial interface with baud rate selectable between 75 and 9600 RS-232Wcurrent loop interface type 2 Intelligent serial interface 32K buffer serial interface 128K buffer serial interface IEEE-188 interface Intelligent IEEE-488 interface 32K buffer parallel interface 128K buffer parallel interface If you are using an optional internal interface, select parallel on your SelecType panel and do not connect anything to the parallel interface connector in the rear of the printer. Choosing and Setting Up Optional Interfaces F-1

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Appendix F
Choosing and Setting Up Optional Interfaces
This appendix contains information on Epson interfaces compatible
with LQ printers, instructions on choosing the right interface for a
particular job, and instructions for installing internally mounted
interface boards.
Compatible
Interfaces
You can use a number of optional interfaces that supplement the LQ’s
built-in parallel and serial interfaces and the standard 8K data buffer.
These fail into three main categories:
l
IEEE-488 and other special interfaces, which allow connection to
computers with other interface requirements (the Apple interface is
installed in the computer rather than the printer)
l
Buffer interfaces, which provide a larger data buffer to release the
computer for other tasks when printing large amounts of text
l
Serial interfaces providing additional features not available with the
standard interface.
The following Epson interfaces are compatible with LQ printers. Note
that some of these are no longer available, and that others are not
available in all countries.
*8131
*8143
*8145
#8148
“8149
%149M
*8161
*8165
*8172
*8172M
Apple II parallel interface
Serial interface with baud rate selectable between
75 and 9600
RS-232Wcurrent loop interface type 2
Intelligent serial interface
32K buffer serial interface
128K buffer serial interface
IEEE-188 interface
Intelligent IEEE-488 interface
32K buffer parallel interface
128K buffer parallel interface
If you are using an optional internal interface, select parallel on your
SelecType panel and do not connect anything to the parallel interface
connector in the rear of the printer.
Choosing and Setting Up Optional Interfaces
F-1