Serial ->Parallel connection?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Hi - I hope this isn't a stupid question, but .... I have an aged but perfectly functioning HP Laserjet 5P. It has parallel and Local Talk ports. Problem is that I have...

trend in the industry, and it extends to RS232 serial ports as well. With the various chipsets available today, and the pre-assembled connector arrays available to motherboard makers, it costs practically nothing to continue to place serial and parallel...

you can do about it if the printer has no USB port, > except buy a newer one. There are commercial parallel-to-USB cables. My own solution was a Universal Docking Station, which is a self-powered USB hub with serial and parallel ports. Search Google...

by serial/parallel cable to share files?. One is windows xp based and the other is windows 95. If so, can someone please tell me how. Regards. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Can I connect two computers by serial/parallel...

XP does not support the parallel connection, so for XP, must use serial. Just purchased a IBM laptop that has NO serial port. Is there any driver available to support the parallel cable download on XP????? Is there a reliable serial to parallel adapter...

and the WINXP is connected to a LAN. Thanks in advance Paul Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () You can not get a realiable link between Unix and Windows using serial/parallel connections. First, XP will not allow your to directly...

On 26-Sep-2005, ken wrote: > I would probably go with a parallel add-on card. I'm not sure where you > are located, but Newegg.com has several Problem seems to be that serial and parallel ports are on the way out, so it's a card for each, and if like...

can you run serial or parallel cables? E.g. can I have a printer, >>connected with a 5m parallel cable to a PC? >>>> Or will there be a problem with delay or something? >>>> []s > Five metres is not a problem for either serial or parallel. For...

rather than just assuming compatibility and connecting it up. Anyway, a simple pair of 1K resistors solved the problem, but I got to wondering. Exactly how much damage would it likely have done to get a ~15-30 microsecond wide, 10V pulse into the parallel...

on the system B? I mean, shall I see the speaker system A and B in serial or in parallel?!?! I think I have seen in some NAD manual that A and B seems to be in parallel. Example 1: Assume both A and B speakers are rated as 8 ohm. If A and B is in serial,...