Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1993-11-17
1996-04-02
Lee, Thomas C.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3642394, 3642393, 364DIG1, 375359, 341 95, G06F 300, G06F 312, H04L 700, H04L 702
Patent
active
055049290
ABSTRACT:
The present invention removes restrictions on the maximum data transfer rate provided by the Centronics.RTM. and PC-compatible parallel interface (i.e., standard parallel interface). Further, the present invention retains complete compatibility with the standard parallel port and peripheral device cable. With the present invention, a computer (i.e., host) is able to send data through a standard parallel port at a high rate by eliminating the Busy handshaking signal. Further, one to three Input/Output (I/O) instructions can be eliminated for each byte of data transfer.
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Blair Stuart R.
Mierau Peter
Spurrier Randall J.
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Dinh D.
Lee Thomas C.
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