LPT1 TO CONVERTER PC
I do not know if you have a desktop PC or a laptop as you did not state it. DB25 ONE PARALLEL Port LPT Printer to PCI Card Converter Adapter For Win7 - 6.99. Read the customer reviews before making your purchase decision on the unknown branded cards. Another alternative for newer PCs is use of a one or two port parallel PCI- Express x1 card (much faster than the PCI bus! They are much more expensive than PCI cards). Here is a link to a NewEgg web page with a selection of the cards. You can add a parallel port for a second printer or other device by buying and adding a parallel port adapter card to your computer. Be sure and purchase one that support for Vista OS is stated in the features for the product. I have used them and had no problems with printer setup. I would suggest using a PCI parallel port card instead.
Hi, I can't find the manufacturer on the internet. When I try to print a test page, the computer happily sends it off to the ether while the printer stands idly by.
LPT1 TO CONVERTER DRIVER
My OS is Vista Home Basic (I should have mentioned that initially) and the 5P driver is listed as part of the Printer Setup and that's where I selected it from, and the 5P is currently shown as the default printer. Its a bi-directional cable with USB 1.0 and 1.1 compliance. The cable brand is "i.connect" from PPI International and described as "USB to Parallel IEEE 1284". Non-admin users cannot capture LPT1 (there's a suggestion via Devcon, but wanted to know if a more elegant solution could be accomplished thru WinPrint) I have a legacy programs that prints thru DOS and ONLY thru LPT1 (tried WinPrint using LPT2 but nothing there) Thanks all.really appreciate all your input.
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