The serial interface, Rs-232c connector pin assignments, Rs232/c serial interface signals – Compuprint 4247-Z03 User Manual
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The Serial Interface
The 4247 Model Z03 attaches to a host or controller with the RS-232C serial
interface. A single, 9-pin D-connector mounted directly on the adapter card allows
attachment to the interface.
The RS-232C interface uses a standard serial cable up to 15.2 m (50 ft) in length,
with transmission rates up to 19.2 Kbps.
RS-232C connector pin assignments
Table 31 lists the RS232/C serial interface signals:
Table 31. RS232/C serial interface signals
Signal
Name
Pin
Number
Local
Connect.
Source
Remote
Connect.
Source
Description
SIGNAL
GROUND
5
–
–
Always connected to the 0 Volts of the
Power Supply
TXD
3
Printer
Printer
Transmitted Data Signal (an output from
printer). A MARK condition is held during
IDLE communication state. An
indeterminate state is present when
printer is powered off.
RXD
2
Host
Data Set
Received data signal (an input to printer).
RTS
7
Printer
Printer
Request to Send Signal (an output from
printer). Active HIGH level signal. It is
HIGH until the printer is powered off,
then an indeterminate state is present .
CTS
8
Data Set
Active HIGH level signal indicates that the
host or data set is ready to receive data
from the printer.
DSR
6
Data Set
Active HIGH level signal. Indicates that
the host or data set is ready to be
connected to the printer and is ready for
data transfer.
DCD
1
Data Set
Active HIGH level signal. Indicates that
the host is transmitting or the data set is
receiving the Data Carrier signal.
2nd RTS
9
Printer
Functionally equivalent to the DTR signal.
DTR
4
Printer
Printer
Data Terminal Ready. Normally HIGH
(ON). Indicates that the printer is ready to
initiate a connection.
Appendix A. Printer Specifications
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