Zebra Stripe Technical Information download pdf (Page 12)

• Serial RS-232 data communication; 110 - 19,200 baud; parity, data bits and

XON-XOFF/DTR protocols are all switch-selectable

• Parallel Data Communication (available on the S-500 only)

Operating temperature +40° to +105° F + 5° to +40° C

Storage temperature - 40° to +140° F - 40° to +60° C

Relative humidity 5% to 85% non-condensing

The Zebra Stripe printer sends and receives ASCII (American Standard Code for

Information Interchange) characters. Stripe printers can use serial data

communications (S-300 and S-500) or parallel data communications (S-500 only).

The Error Detection Protocol ZPL II

feature provides virtually error-free

communications. Refer to the user’s guide for further information.

The Zebra Stripe S-300 and S-500 printers have a Data Terminal Equipment

(DTE) Port that supports RS-232 Serial Data Communications. (The S-500

printer may instead have a Parallel Data Communications Port.) The RS-232

interface has a standard 25-pin DB25-S connector located at the rear of the

printer. For all RS-232 input and output signals, the Zebra Stripe printer follows

the EIA RS-232 and CCITT V.24 specifications for signal levels.

The baud rate, number of data bits, and parity are user-selectable via DIP

switches at the rear of the printer. Parity only applies to data transmitted by the

printer. The parity associated with received data is ignored.

Serial data signals are defined as either MARK or SPACE, while control signals

are either ON or OFF. The output levels for the Zebra Stripe printers are as

follows:

MARK or OFF = - 7 to - 10 Volts

SPACE or ON = +7 to +10 Volts

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