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  • Question 1. Which of the following modes does not work (default) on bi-directional mode?

    • EPP

    • ECP

    • SPP

    • EPP + ECP

    • No answer

  • Question 2. To connect a parallel printer to any of the following computers used for its connection cable?
      • D-Sub 9 Male
    • D-Sub 9 Female
    • D-Sub 25 Male
    • DSub 25 Female

    • No answer

  • Question 3. Which of the following I / O addresses does not work in parallel ports?

    • 378h

    • 278h

    • 2F8h

    • 3BCh

    • No answer

  • Question 4. Chip has the ability to send and receive serial data in asynchronous mode called:

    • UART

    • UVART

    • UPART

    • URART

    • No answer

  • Question 5. How many parity bits are transmitted along with data byte 01101011, if 8N1 transmission mode is used?
    • first
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • No answer
  • Question 6. Which of the following ports is not used for serial transmission?

    • USB

    • IRDA

    • Keyboard

    • PS / 2

    • No answer

  • Question 7. The serial ports used in the computer follow the following criteria:

    • RS-230

    • RS-232

    • RS-422

    • RS-485

    • No answer

  • Question 8. Which of the following operating modes is used by parallel port SPP to allow the use of bi-directional method in reading 4 bits of data?

    • EPP

    • ECP

    • Nibble

    • EPP + ECP

    • No answer

  • Question 9. Most hardware testing programs test parallel and serial ports with a small device called:

    • Loopback

    • Hardlock

    • Laplink

    • Nullmodem

    • No answer

  • Question 10. Which of the standard parallel ports used in the 1980s worked in the following mode?

    • SPP

    • EPP

    • ECP

    • EPP + ECP

    • No answer

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Update 24 May 2019

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