Detailed Specifications: parallel expresscard


Bus Interface:
ExpressCard Standard, Release 1.1 compliant PCI Express Base Specification, Revision 1.1 compliant interface

OS Support:
Windows XP/Vista

Parallel Ports:
SPPXP: 1

Modes:
EPP Mode, Standard Unidirectional Parallel Port Mode, Standard Bidirectional Parallel Port Mode

SPPXP-100 Series:

  • IEEE Standard, 1284-2000 compliant
  • Supports compatibility (Centronics), Bi-directional (PS/2), ECP and EPP modes
  • 2048-byte FIFO (ECP mode only)
  • Supports RLE decompression (ECP mode only)
  • Uses the Windows system-supplied parallel driver

Connectors:

PIN 1: STROBE
PIN 2: D0
PIN 3: D1
PIN 4: D2
PIN 5: D3
PIN 6: D4
PIN 7: D5
PIN 8: D6
PIN 9: D7
PIN 10: ACK
PIN 11: BUSY
PIN 12: PERROR
PIN 13: SELECTIN

PIN 14: AUTOFEED
PIN 15: NFAULT
PIN 16: INT
PIN 17: SELECT
PIN 18: GND
PIN 19: GND
PIN 20: GND
PIN 21: GND
PIN 22: GND
PIN 23: GND
PIN 24: GND
PIN 25: GND

Applications:

  • Parallel Connection for Dongle Operation
  • Security Dongle for Application Software
  • Medical Diagnostic Systems Connectivity

 

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Application: Parallel connection for Dongles to run licensed software
Quatech Products Used: SPPXP-100 single port EPP parallel ExpressCard

Many licensed software packages require keys (dongles) in order to operate. However, many of today's laptops do not have built-in parallel ports. A ExpressCard such as Quatech's SPPXP-100 that functions exactly like a native bi-directional parallel port solves this problem and enables the software keys to be used.

For example, one Quatech customer uses Quatech's SPPXP-100 EPP parallel ExpressCards to run embroidery software on a Babylock electronic sewing machine. The software uses a security "dongle" that must be attached to a bi-directional parallel port provided by our card.

Interesting note: USB to parallel adapters often cannot be used for this purpose because they do not provide full bi-directional communication, they are simply printer ports.

 

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SPPXP-100   1 high performance EPP parallel port ExpressCard  
$149.00
 
 

 
 
   

 

 

Description

Designed with PCI Express (PCIe) power control and design core rather than using USB controller interfaces, Quatech's SPPXP-100 parallel ExpressCard adds one true EPP parallel port to your laptop. As the next generation of I/O expansion for notebooks, ExpressCards support PCI Express Base Specification Revision 1.1a.

 

 

 

 

Features:

  • New generation of I/O expansion for notebooks
  • Supports PCI Express Base Specification Revision 1.1a
  • Adds 1 true EPP parallel port
  • Installs in any ExpressCard slot
  • Built-in 1024-byte FIFOs buffers increase data transmit/receive speed
  • Hot plugging and hot swapping features
  • High speed ExpressCard with plug-n-play
  • Supports Windows XP/Vista/7 operating systems
  • 5 year warranty

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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