Printer User Manual

Part 7
right in the picture above. Apply the male connector of RS232 cable to this
port for serial application. Please note that when serial connection is used,
there must be no cable connection at the parallel port on the printer. The
default protocol used in serial connection is 19200 bps, none parity, 8 data bits,
1 stop bit. Set in setup window the switch positions both 1, and 2 to OFF
leaving the rest unchanged as factory default setting
Parallel Connection
The parallel connector is a 25-PIN D sub Male connector at the
leftmost location in the connector area for PP-7000II. Apply the female end of
the parallel cable at this port for parallel application. Please note that when
parallel connection is used, there must be no cable connection at the serial port
on the printer. Please also note that to keep parallel interface in fast operation,
please adjust in setup window the switch positions both 1, and 2 to ON
leaving the rest unchanged as factory default setting.
LAN Connection
The LAN connector is a 8-PIN RJ45 connector in middle left of the
connector area for PP-7200L. Please use a LAN cable of CAT 5 with proper
length to connect the LAN connector on the printer to the LAN HUB as
appropriate. Please also note that to keep LAN interface operative, please
adjust in setup window the switch positions both 1, and 2 to OFF leaving
the rest unchanged as factory default setting. DO NOT CONNECT THE
PERIPHERAL DEVICE TO THIS PORT!! The LAN port is 10/100BaseT
compliant.
USB Connection
The Aura PP-7000U/7200U series support two types of USB interface
input namely a Normal USB interface and a + 24V Powered USB interface.
The cable for normal USB connection has a type A normal USB connector at
one end that is a more or less flat shape 4-PIN connector and a type B normal
USB connector at the other end that is a more or less square shape connector
as in picture above. The Powered USB Cable (P/N: 21863256800) has 3 plugs:
a + 24V Powered USB plug at one end, a type B normal USB plug and a 3-
PIN power plug at the other end.
Close Up View
of
Powered USB Port
Normal
USB
Portion
Type A
Normal USB Plugs
Type B
Printer End Plugs in
Powered USB Cable