Old equipment - new printer parallel to usb problems

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I have some medical equipment that was purchased prior to USB only printers came out. I need to connect the parallel printer port on the computer equipment to the usb connection on the printer. What is the easiest method of doing this.
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Charlie
 
There is no cable adapter for what you want to do. What kind of computers are those? Can you insert add-in cards like PCI or PCMCIA?

Your only option is a PCI or PCMCIA USB controller in the computer (and the operating system has to support it). Otherwise, get a printer with parallel connector.
 
LPT-to-USB adapter

Hello,

Your old system or legacy software don’t support a USB printer?
We have a solution!

ePaperSign Canada is happy to introduce a new device – LPT-to-USB adapter. The device enables a connection of a USB printer to the legacy parallel port.

Please visit us at www.epapersigncanada.ca or call 416.684.4487(Toronto Canada)


Best Regards,

ePaperSign Canada
epapersign@rogers.com
 
You have too good possible sollutions,but are you sure the printer
doesn't have a choice of either.My HP 842C does.They recommend useing
PS2 connection.I use an IEEE cable.
 
Our device is programmed to "translate" from LPT to USB, so a printer doesn't require an LPT port. Further mor, our solution supports the legacy soft / system that cnnot talk to USB directly.
 
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