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Chapter 4
C
ONNECTING
P
ERIPHERAL
D
EVICES
Your ISA I/O Card is equipped with one or more ports which
can connect to a wide array of peripheral devices.
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If your ISA I/O Card has a parallel port, then it can be
connected to color printers, plotters, scanners, Zip
drives and MP3 players, to name a few. Some I/O Par-
allel Cards support ECP protocol, which supports data
transfer speeds of up to 21.4MB/sec; whereas
EPP/SPP/BPP/PS2 protocols only support data transfer
speeds of up to 770KB/sec.
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If your ISA I/O Card has a serial port, then it can be
connected to modems, digitizers, bar code readers,
ISDN and PDA devices, to name a few.
Connecting a Peripheral to Your ISA I/O
Card’s Parallel Port
In order to connect peripheral devices to your ISA I/O Card’s
parallel port, follow the device’s installation steps located in
the device’s User’s Manual.
1. Make sure your printer or parallel peripheral device is
connected properly to your ISA I/O Card.
2. From your Windows Start button, go to Settings and
then Printers .
3. A Printers screen will appear. Double click the Add
Printer icon.
4. Follow the instructions on screen to install your device
driver. For more information, consult your peripheral de-
vice’s User’s Manual.