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    TheBonePile
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    Imagerunner1600 printer board

    Computer guy here, not a copier guy......

    Considering hooking up my plain jane Imagerunner 1600 to a PC.....

    I see the network board iN-E5 (7445A001AA) can be had considerably cheaper than the printer board N1 (7444A001AA).... is there a salvage place for these things somewhere?

    If I buy just the network card, can I print over TCP/IP with windows (drivers are available) or do I HAVE to have the printer board?

    Thanks in advance

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    Imagerunner1600 printer board

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    keep in mind you get what you pay for. I would describe this machine as light duty and the iN-E5 print board as basic.
    attached are the specs for the two print options.
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    Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.

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    TheBonePile
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    Exclamation Thanks.....

    Thanks, just looking for emergency backup to another printer - worst case scenario probably 200 pages a year

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    what type of documents are you going to be printing to it?
    Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.

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    ledger size autocad drawings....

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    I don't iN-E5 print board will support the autocad prints. I am pretty know that the PCL print drivers can handle autocad which the N1 print board supports. I would hate for you to buy the cheaper one and then find out it will not work with what you are printing. The iN-E5 has no HDD and a very small amount of RAM for printing those files and could possibly crash the poor thing.
    Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.

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    well, if i do it I guess I was going to splurge and get the printer board, was hoping for someone with a junk one sitting around

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