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The standard that governs parallel communications is the IEEE 1284 standard. This standard defines the parallel communication interface for printers and other devices, specifying the electrical and protocol characteristics. It supports various modes, including Compatibility Mode, Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP), and Enhanced Capabilities Port (ECP), allowing for higher data transfer rates and greater functionality.
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Which standard governs parallel communication?
IEEE 1284
Which standard governs the use of parallel printer ports?
ieee 1284
What standard governs the use of parallel printer ports?
IEEE 1284
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