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ScottReeve
I've got an HP 1100 Laser Jet printer, which has (from what I can see)
a proprietary HP connection on the back of the printer.(some form of
Centronics, perhaps) and the printer came with a cable which has the
"normal" male 25-pin parallel port on the other end.
I need to find a print server which will work with either of these
connectors. It would be nice if it also had USB ports.
I looked at the DLink DP-G321, which has 1 parallel port and 2 USB
ports. I can't tell if the parallel port is the centronics (not gonna
work because the printer's port on the back is one of the obscure
centronics - it's small and maybe not even centronics at all) I tried
it with a DLink DP-311 (which is Centronics) and it didn't hook up.
I've also looked at the Hawking HPS1P, but that too, seems to have
Centronics for its parallel port.
So, in summary, I need a print server (wired or wireless) which has a
HP/proprietary/centronics-x port (whatever you want to call it) OR just
the "regular" 25-pin parallel port. USB ports would be gravy.
a proprietary HP connection on the back of the printer.(some form of
Centronics, perhaps) and the printer came with a cable which has the
"normal" male 25-pin parallel port on the other end.
I need to find a print server which will work with either of these
connectors. It would be nice if it also had USB ports.
I looked at the DLink DP-G321, which has 1 parallel port and 2 USB
ports. I can't tell if the parallel port is the centronics (not gonna
work because the printer's port on the back is one of the obscure
centronics - it's small and maybe not even centronics at all) I tried
it with a DLink DP-311 (which is Centronics) and it didn't hook up.
I've also looked at the Hawking HPS1P, but that too, seems to have
Centronics for its parallel port.
So, in summary, I need a print server (wired or wireless) which has a
HP/proprietary/centronics-x port (whatever you want to call it) OR just
the "regular" 25-pin parallel port. USB ports would be gravy.