USB To Parallel Adapter, Centronics (36-pin Male Connector)

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The USB parallel adapter cable is constructed to meet all the USB to IEEE 1284 specification requirements. This product is essentially a flexible cable that utilizes hardware and software to provide intelligent and transparent protocol conversion between Universal Serial Bus (USB) on the PC side and IEEE 1284 parallel on the printer side. It will allow any Windows computer with a USB port to print to nearly any parallel printer. Please note that the printer needs to have a standard IEEE 1284 connector (also known as a 1284B connector). It will not work with 1284C connectors (the sub-miniature sized ones). Most printers have the 1284B connectors. Also, it will not work with non-printer type parallel devices.  (Please also note that the end of the cable has 36 small holes on the internal connector.  This is just how the cable is manufactured, nothing actually plugs into these holes when connecting to your printer.  This sometimes confuses people and they think the cable has a female end.  The cable has a 36-pin male centronics connector, it is not a female connector.)<br>If you aren't sure if your printer has a standard IEEE 1284 connector (1284B), here is some information to help you determine it. Many printers that have a IEEE 1284B connector are listed below. If your printer isn't listed, please verify that it has a 1284B connector type before ordering. To help you determine if you have a 1284B or 1284C connector, the length of the 1284B connector is 1 7/8 inches long. Here is the list of printers which we know have the 1284B connection and are compatible with this adapter:<br>HP DeskJet Models - 420, 500C, 520C, 670C, 692C, 695C, 710C, 750, 850C, 870C, 890C, 895, 1100C, 1120C<br>HP LaserJet Models - III P, 4, 4 PLUS, 4P, 4L, 4V, 5, 5P, 5L, 5M, 6P, 6L, 2000c, 2100M, 4000, 5000 (Please note: It has been reported that some of the 4L printers have a 1284B connector and some have a 1284C connector. If you have a 4L, please ensure that the connector on your printer measures 1 7/8" across before placing your order.)<br>Cannon BJC Models - BJC-30, BJC-70, BJC-80, BJC-200, BJC-200eX, BJC-210, BJC-210SP, BJC-230, BJC-240, BJC-250, BJC-255sp, BJC-4000, BJC-4100, BJC-4200sp, BJC-4300, BJC-4650, BJC-6000, BJC-7000<br>Epson Models - Stylus Color 300, Stylus Color 400, Stylus Color 440, Stylus Color 600, Stylus Color 740, Stylus Color 800, Stylus Color 850, Stylus Photo 700, Stylus Photo EX, PM-700C, PM-750C, PM-2000C, EPL-N1600<br>Lexmark Models - XJ-350, 1100... Not compatible with the Lexmark Z11.<br>Panasonic Model - KX-1121<br>NOTE:<br>USB to Parallel Cables will only work with printers, and not other types of parallel devices, as they map in as "USB Printing Support", not as a true parallel port.  Please also note that it will not work with DOS based programs unless you use a 3rd party program such as "printfil" which allows DOS program to print to Windows printers.<br>Features:<br>Fully compliant with USB Specification Revision 1.1 (also works fine on USB 2.0 ports).<br>Fully plug & play compatible.<br>IEEE 1284 interface supports bi-directional communication.<br>Supports suspend / normal mode power management.<br>Cable length is 6 feet<br>Provides a 1284B centronics connection.<br>Compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/VISTA/7/8/10/MAC. (Windows 98 drivers is included on an included CD-ROM disc.)<br>Provides faster downloads to your printer since the USB interface provides 12 Mbps versus only 150Kbps speeds through a standard parallel port.<br>Instructions for setting up your printer to use this cable under Windows ME and later:<br>1. Hook your printer to the USB to Parallel cable.<br>2. Plug the USB connector into the USB port on your computer.<br>3. Bring up the control panel on your computer, and then bring up "Printers & Faxes" (or similar).<br>4. If the printer you want to use is listed, right click on it, and then go down to properties. Click on the 'Ports' tab, and put a checkmark next to the highest numbered USB entry (such as 'USB002'). Then, click 'Apply'. If it isn't listed, you will need to add the printer and then select the highest numbered USB port.<br>5. Click on the 'General' tab, and then click to 'Print a test page'. A test page should be successfully sent to your printer. If it isn't, please make sure that the power to the printer is on, the printer is in an on-line mode, and that the printer is on-line in Wind