What is ECP? What does ECP mean

ECP stands for Electronic Throttle. The EPC indicator light is on to indicate that the car's electronic stability system is malfunctioning. If the power supply of the car is turned on and the engine ECP light is not on, it is the vehicle that starts self-testing, not a fault.

If the ECP light does not go out or lights up or flashes during driving after starting the vehicle, it means that the engine electronic stability system is faulty, and you should immediately go to the 4S shop for inspection and maintenance.

Generally speaking, the EPC light is on may be dirty and should be cleaned. Or the brake light is not on, you need to check the brake switch and wiring. If the oil used is of poor quality, the EPC fault lamp will also light up.

ESP is the abbreviation of English Electronic Stability Program, which is translated into Chinese as "Electronic Stability Program". Electronic Stability System (ESP) is a general term for a system or program designed to improve the vehicle's handling performance while effectively preventing the car from losing control when it reaches its dynamic limits. The electronic stability program improves vehicle safety and handling.

ESP provides optimal stability in all conditions, especially in oversteer or understeer situations.

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Extended Capabilities Port (ECP): extends the parallel port. While Intel and other companies were developing the EPP port, Microsoft and HP developed an interface specification called ECP (Extended Parallel Port).

It has the same high rate and bidirectional communication capability as EPP, but in a multitasking environment, it can use DMA (Direct Memory Access) and requires a small buffer. Chipsets that support 1284 (so it can be operated in ECP mode or the new EPP1284 mode) appeared on PCs manufactured after 1994. The ECP port can also support a rate of 300 KBS.

If the computer is equipped with an ECP or EPP parallel port, it can reach about one-third of the Ethernet link rate when networked with a DCC (direct cable connection) (a standard 10 megabits per second Ethernet network typically provides 350 kbits per second to 400 kbs of actual communication throughput). Among the three interfaces, ECP and EPP are common standard parallel port (normal) enhancement modes. They improve some of the weaknesses of the original parallel port and are compatible with the original mode.

All new PCs are equipped with parallel ports that support EPP and ECP. A standard parallel port is typically used to transfer data between a PC and a printer. Whereas, EPP excels when it comes to inputting or outputting data.

If you are using an external drive (e.g. an active hard drive), it is generally necessary to connect it to a parallel port that uses the EPP function to get good performance. ECP, on the other hand, uses a compression technique to transfer data bidirectionally, with a transfer rate of up to 2MB s, which is particularly effective when delivering graphics data to printers. While there are many advantages to ECP, there are two situations where it is best not to use it

1.If the printer can't handle such a large amount of data in a timely manner, the ECP won't do anything good and may produce unusual errors. You want to use an additional DMA (Direct MemoryAccess) channel, but you most likely don't have extra DMA channels to provide to the ECP.

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Sanitizing products include rodenticides, aerosol insecticides, electronic rat traps, electric mosquito coils, mothballs and so on.

1. A class of pesticides used to control rodenticides. Rodenticides in the narrow sense only refer to chemical agents with poisoning effect, and rodenticides in the broad sense also include fumigants that can fumigate rodents, rodenticides that prevent rodents from damaging items, sterile agents that make rodents lose their reproductive ability, and synergists that can improve the efficiency of other chemical agents to kill rodents.

2. Aerosol insecticide refers to the insecticide insecticide that is sprayed in the form of a mist when the stock solution of the insecticide and the projectile are sealed together in a pressure-resistant tank with a valve. In 1982, it was successfully developed for the first time in China.

3. The electronic mouse trap, also known as the "electric cat", is a microcurrent and high-voltage electric rodent killing device, which is improved on the basis of the traditional mouse killer.

4. Electric mosquito coil is a mosquito repellent tool, and electric mosquito coil is as harmful as mosquito coil: the active ingredients of disc, liquid, and electric mosquito coil are all chemical preparations with insecticidal components, and the difference is only that their carriers are different.

5. Mothballs, also known as mothballs, are divided into natural mothballs and synthetic mothballs. Natural mothballs are smooth, colorless or white crystals with a fragrant smell that float in water. Natural mothballs, also known as stinky beads, are used to prevent insects, moths and mildew, which are originally aromatic organic compounds extracted from the branches and leaves of the camphor tree.

ECP is an electronic stability program, the correct letter is ESP, 1. The ESP indicator light is on to indicate that the electronic stability equipment of the vehicle has failed; 2. Under normal circumstances, the ESP light may be dirty and the throttle valve should be cleaned; 3. If the quality of the oil used in the flushing is not good, the ESP fault light will also light up. Electronic Body Stability System (ESS) is a general term for systems or programs designed to improve the operational performance of a vehicle and effectively prevent the vehicle from losing control when it reaches its dynamic limit. The electronic stability program can improve the safety and mobility of the vehicle.

ESP allows the vehicle to maintain optimal stability performance in a variety of situations, especially when cornering or under-cornering.

An ESP device is actually a traction control device. In contrast to other traction control systems, the ESP can not only operate the drive wheels, but also the driven wheels. If the rear-wheel drive vehicle often turns too much and the rear tires run out of control, the ESP will slow the front wheels outward to stabilize the vehicle.