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Part no 27X0901
Ascent part no 665694
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The Lexmark Parallel 1284-B Interface Card is designed to install into a printer's internal port to provide a parallel 1284-B compliant interface. It features a 36-pin D-shell female bidirectional connector allowing reliable communication between the printer and a host device. It supports standard IEEE 1284-B bidirectional parallel interface functionality. Usage of a Lexmark 10' Parallel cable (P/N 1021231) or a compliant bidirectional cable is recommended to avoid compatibility issues. This interface card is suitable for older Lexmark printers requiring parallel port connectivity.

Technical Specifications

Product NameLexmark Parallel 1284-B Interface Card
ManufacturerLexmark
Model Number27X0901
Product CategoryI/O cards
CONNECTIVITY
Interface StandardParallel IEEE 1284-B compliant
External Connector36-pin D-shell female, bidirectional parallel
InstallationInstalls into printer internal port
Cable RecommendationLexmark 10' Parallel cable (P/N 1021231) or equivalent IEEE 1284 bidirectional cable
PHYSICAL
Form FactorPlug-in Module
Warranty InformationNot specified in publicly available sources.

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Part no 27X0901
Ascent part no 665694
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