Re: Is EIA-422 Centronics?

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From: Emilio Grimaldo
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 07:43

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Oh no, The 422 standard is a (RS)232 that uses differential signals as far as
I know, and it is therefore a serial link. The Centronics is a different (and
parallel) standard.


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