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Phaser 600


Parallel port pin signals
This table shows the parallel port's connected pins; other pins are not connected.

Pin Signal mode names:
Compatibility/Nibble
Return
pin
Signal source Description
1

Busy/PtrBusy

19

Printer

  • C mode: Positive true = not ready for data

  • N mode: Data bits 3 then 7, then busy status

  • 2

    Select/Xflag

    20

    Printer

  • C mode: Positive true = online

  • N mode: Data bits 1 then 5

  • 3

    nAck/PtrClk

    21

    Printer

  • C mode: Negative true = data transfer acknowledge

  • N mode: Data qualifier

  • 4

    nFault/nDataAvail

    22

    Printer

  • C mode: Negative true = printer fault exists that prevents printing

  • N mode: Negative low = data ready, then data bits 0 then 4

  • 5

    PError/AckDataReq

    23

    Printer

  • C mode: Positive true = printer error exists, such as media tray empty

  • N mode: Data bits 2 then 6

  • 6

    Data 1

    24

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 7

    Data 2

    25

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 8

    Data 3

    26

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 9

    Data 4

    27

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 10

    Data 5

    28

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 11

    Data 6

    29

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 12

    Data 7

    30

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 13

    Data 8

    31

    Host

  • C mode: Positive true data input

  • N mode: Not used

  • 14

    nInit/nHostRTS

    32

    Host

  • C mode: Negative true = reset interface

  • N mode: Set positive

  • 15

    nStrobe/HostClk

    33

    Host

  • C mode: Negative true = transfer data into printer input latch on rising edge

  • N mode: Negative true = transfer Extensibility Request value into printer input latch on rising edge

  • 16

    nSelectIn/1284 Active

    34

    Host

  • C mode: Negative true = select printer

  • N mode: Used in conjunction with HostBusy for 1284 hardware handshaking

  • 17

    nAutoFd/HostBusy

    35

    Host

  • C mode: Not used

  • N mode: Used in conjunction with 1284 Active for 1284 hardware handshaking

  • 18

    Host Logic High

    Host

  • Positive true = host signals valid

  • Negative true = host signals invalid

  • 36

    Peripheral Logic High

    Printer

  • Positive true = printer on

  • Negative true = printer off

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