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serial printer

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serial printer
(1) A printer that uses a serial connection to the computer. See serial port.

(2) A printer that prints a row of characters, one character at a time. See dot matrix printer and daisy wheel.
serial printer [′sir·ē·əl ′print·ər]
(graphic arts)
A typewriter, or similar device, in which the paper or printing device moves back and forth, step by step to successive positions, to print one character at a time. Also known as character printer.
A printer that is designed to be connected to a serial port of a computer.


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Electro sensitive, direct thermal, older daisy wheel, and even ink jet printers could be cataloged in this group; however, the primary desktop serial printer is the serial dot matrix printer, with speeds ranging from 200 to 400 cps, which is about 90 to 180 lines per minute.
Network ready, it is approved for use with any UL-listed serial printer.
The UltraPort USB enumerates itself as a standard COM port so users can continue to deploy standard serial devices or add new ones such as modems, POS equipment, PDAs, digital cameras, and serial printers.
 
 
 
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