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Software for conversion for iR3300 / parallel port
Dear all,
Have anyone can share with me what kind of software which able do conversion for old model? Nowadays all new laptop no more parallel port and only have USB. I got saw ppl using some software and conversion the firmware to iR3300 / 5000.
If got any useful method,do mind to share with me.....Thx
Originally Posted by jacky
get a Card to parallel
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or see if u can Find a Canon USB to Parallel Interface Cable
FY9-4368-000
is the ONLY USB to Parallel Interface Cable that will function with the Service Support Tool. This cable is supported on Windows 98, 2000, and XP ONLY.
The driver for the USB to Parallel Interface Cable must be installed on your PC for the cable to function
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As teckat noted.. The Canon USB to Parallel Interface Cable will do the job.
If you can get this cable.
Canon Copier Repair Service. Sales, Parts & Toner. NYC/NJ area. Contact:East Coast Imaging Solutions,LLC
Or you can hang onto an older laptop for just this purpose,,, they are all over the place.
pick m' up on Ebay = $ 50.00
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That's also a good option.
But then you gotta get the software. Damm it.
Canon Copier Repair Service. Sales, Parts & Toner. NYC/NJ area. Contact:East Coast Imaging Solutions,LLC
gee we have you for that screwtape. ha ha . I am haveing 3 laptops already i dont want anymore of the parallel port/serial port. Its good that xerox is going with network port for their pws.
a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one
I have always had a ball ache getting the Canon Nethawk USB-Parallel cable working properly. Or more accurately getting it installed correctly.
If you have a spare slot , then the PCMCIA / Parallel card and a normal Bi-Centronics cable is your best bet.
These also can be generic.
Yes, I am a nerd.
Gaming PC - check. Raspberry Pi - Check. Custom ROM on phone - check. Thick glasses - check.
If it is IEEE1284 compliant, it is O.K. Most people think a parallel cable is a parallel cable, but a plain printer cable will not do.
AMEN'
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