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Using a serial interface card (C82305] or C82306] ), Selecting a baud rate, Handshake timing

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Using a seria l interfa ce ca rd (C82305V or C82306V) To u se a serial interface card (C82305V or C82306V ), see the sections below to set the correct bau d rate, hand shake tim ing, and error hand ling. For all other d ata transfer conventions, su ch as w ord stru ctu re and com m u nications p rotocol, see you r interface card manu al. Selecting a baud rate You can select from the follow ing bau d rates: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19200 bp s (bits p er second ). To set the bau d rate, see the bit-rate selection table in you r interface card m anu al. Ha ndsha ke timing 5 When the u nu sed area for d ata in the inp u t bu ffer d rop s to 256 bytes, the p rinter ou tp u ts an X-OFF cod e or sets the DTR flag to 1 (MARK) to ind icate that it cannot receive d ata. When the u nu sed area increases to 512 bytes, the p rinter ou tp u ts an X-ON cod e or sets the DTR flag to 0 (SPACE) to ind icate that it is read y to receive data. Error ha ndling When the p rinter d etects a p arity error, it p rints an asterik (V). The p rinter ignores all other errors, inclu d ing fram ing and overru n errors. Using Printer Options 5-21

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Using a serial interface card (C82305
or C82306
)
To use a serial interface card (C82305
or C82306
), see the
sections below to set the correct baud rate, handshake timing, and
error handling. For all other data transfer conventions, such as
word structure and communications protocol, see your interface
card manual.
Selecting a baud rate
You can select from the following baud rates: 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
4800, 9600, and 19200 bps (bits per second). To set the baud rate,
see the bit-rate selection table in your interface card manual.
Handshake timing
When the unused area for data in the input buffer drops to 256
bytes, the printer outputs an X-OFF code or sets the DTR flag to 1
(MARK) to indicate that it cannot receive data. When the unused
area increases to 512 bytes, the printer outputs an X-ON code or
sets the DTR flag to 0 (SPACE) to indicate that it is ready to receive
data.
Error ha ndling
When the printer detects a parity error, it prints an asterik (
).
The printer ignores all other errors, including framing and overrun
errors.
5
Using Printer Options
5-21