05/14/2026 10:10 p.m.
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Centronics Parallel Printer Cable 5 m (DB25M-CN36M)

REF: CP007
Specifications
  • 5m printer cable.
  • It has DB25M and CN-36M connectors.
  • Basic cable to connect a printer to the parallel port of the PC.
  • Suitable for printers, scanner devices, etc.
  • 5m length.
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PVP
7.55
Price including VAT: 7.55
PVD
6.43
2 years
warranty
14 days
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More info
Specifications
  • 5m printer cable.
  • It has DB25M and CN-36M connectors.
  • Basic cable to connect a printer to the parallel port of the PC.
  • Suitable for printers, scanner devices, etc.
  • 5m length.

More info

5m printer cable. It has DB25M and CN-36M connectors. Basic cable to connect a printer to the parallel port of the PC.

Specifications

  • 5m printer cable.
  • It has DB25M and CN-36M connectors.
  • Basic cable to connect a printer to the parallel port of the PC.
  • Suitable for printers, scanner devices, etc.
  • 5m length.

  • Gross Weight: 300 g
  • Product size (width x depth x height): 17.0 x 17.0 x 5.4 cm
  • Number of packages: 1
  • Packages size: 17.0 x 17.0 x 5.4 cm

Technical terms

  • EPP
  • Parallel
  • Centronics
  • SPP
EPP

EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) is a signaling method defined in the IEEE 1284 standard for high-speed bidirectional communication between PCs and peripherals. It was specifically designed for data-intensive devices.

Think of it as a wider highway where traffic can flow in both directions at the same time, making the exchange of information much faster than on a narrow one-way street.

FeatureSpecification
Transfer RateUp to 2 MB/s
InterfaceParallel DB-25

Hardware-Driven Handshaking

EPP implements the handshaking protocol in hardware, which significantly reduces the CPU overhead compared to standard software-controlled parallel ports.

Key Advantages

  • Higher data throughput than standard modes.
  • Maintains backward compatibility with older devices.
  • Low latency for peripheral devices.

IEEE 1284 was the performance bridge before USB reached the market.

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