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# When fast-centronics is set to "true", handshaking between the
# driver and the peripheral is conducted by hardware. For some
# Centronics devices the hardware handshaking is too fast for the
# peripheral.  To slow down the handshaking, fast-centronics must
# be set to "false". By default fast-centronics is set to "false".

fast-centronics="false";


# When fast-1284-compatible is set to "true", IEEE 1284 compliant
# devices operating in Compatibility mode will have the parallel port
# handshaking controlled by the hardware.  When it is set to "false"
# handshaking is PIO controlled by the driver.  By default
# fast-1284-compatible is set "true".

fast-1284-compatible="true";


# Some Centronics devices require the Init signal to be toggled upon
# power-up.  The application should do this directly with ioctl(2) interface
# as specified in ecpp(7d). As an alternative to using the API, the driver
# may be configured to toggle the nInit signal upon every time the device
# is opened. If centronics-init-seq is set to "true" the Init signal
# will be toggled when the device is opened.  The default is "false".

centronics-init-seq="false";


# When the ecpp driver detects a Centronics device is in an error state,
# ecpp will re-examine the device every centronics-retry milliseconds.
# The default is 750 milliseconds.

centronics-retry=750;


# Some Centronics printers continue to assert BUSY after the ACK pulse.
# The driver waits for centronics-wait-for-busy microseconds for a
# desertion of BUSY before it queues the current data transfer.
# The default is 5000 microseconds (5ms).

centronics-wait-for-busy=5000;


# Devices that are not using fast handshaking may adjust the data setup
# time and the strobe pulse width. The Centronics specification states that
# each must be at least 1 microsecond.  The default values are set to
# 2 microseconds to ensure reliable transfers.

centronics-data-setup-time=2;
centronics-strobe-pulse-width=2;

# The ecpp driver waits ecpp-transfer-timeout seconds before it aborts
# the current transfer and put the untransferred data back on the queue.
# The default value for ecpp-transfer-timeout is 90 seconds.

ecpp-transfer-timeout=90;

# The following note applies to x86 platforms only
# If a system has a standard parallel port, but not enumerated
# in the device tree, you may gain access to the port by uncommenting
# the following lines and run "update_drv ecpp".
#
# name="lp" parent="/isa" interrupts=7 reg=1,0x378,0x8;