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IEEE 1284/EPP/ECP Frequently Asked Questions
Answers and insight into some of the common questions and misunderstandings regarding the 1284 parallel port standard and its usage.
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The Extended Capability Port, or ECP, protocol was proposed by Hewlett Packard and Microsoft as an advanced mode for communication with printer and scanner type peripherals.
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