Standard parallel port

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Standard Parallel Port ( SPP ) is a mode of the parallel interface of a computer. SPP was introduced with the first personal computer (PC) for communicating with printers and scanners .

Because the original data rate of 50 to 150 KByte per second was too low, successors EPP and ECP were developed . They use the same Centronics connector according to IEEE 1284 , but in addition to increased transmission speed, other performance features such as B. FIFO available.