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Your cart is empty.USB DB25 25Pin Male to Female Printer Parallel Port IEEE 1284 LPT Adapter Converter Cable Cord Parallel Port Converter usb to db25 parallel printer cable adapter converter apdaterFeatures:brand new and Connect a parallel printer to USB port.Saves parallel ports for use with scanners storage devices.Suitable for Win95, 98, 2000 and XPSupports virtually most standard IEEE 1284 parallel printer.Fully compliant with the USB specifications.Specifications:Material:PVCColor:BlackLength:Approx.0.8m/31.5inchesPackage Includes:1x Parallel Port CableNote:1.Please allow 1-2cm errors due to manual measurement, make sure that you do not mind before you order. 2.Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item.
Alaric
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
While this looked just like the photo (DB25 connector cabled to a USB connector), my parallel device refused to identify in Windows, and the driver loaded in Windows 10 for this device was "USB Printing" something or other, I forget the exact name, but it was generic enough to give no clue as to what I had actually received.After drilling down in Device Manager and finding the Device ID "USBVID_1A86&PID_7584&REV_0254", which Microsoft refused to admit was valid, I reverse searched on the Microsoft Update Catalog until I found a broad range of drivers, the links to some of which were dead.After some head scratching, I noticed that a few of the listed drivers were for SERIAL ports, and downloaded a random one that still had a valid download link. If you, too, wind up with one of these, download the driver for a "DENSO WAVE Active USB-COM Port" and voila! You, too, will have an unnecessary COM port (COM5, in my case).Yay!Now what am I gonna connect my Diamond Rio PMP300 to?
Alaric
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
While this looked just like the photo (DB25 connector cabled to a USB connector), my parallel device refused to identify in Windows, and the driver loaded in Windows 10 for this device was "USB Printing" something or other, I forget the exact name, but it was generic enough to give no clue as to what I had actually received.After drilling down in Device Manager and finding the Device ID "USBVID_1A86&PID_7584&REV_0254", which Microsoft refused to admit was valid, I reverse searched on the Microsoft Update Catalog until I found a broad range of drivers, the links to some of which were dead.After some head scratching, I noticed that a few of the listed drivers were for SERIAL ports, and downloaded a random one that still had a valid download link. If you, too, wind up with one of these, download the driver for a "DENSO WAVE Active USB-COM Port" and voila! You, too, will have an unnecessary COM port (COM5, in my case).Yay!Now what am I gonna connect my Diamond Rio PMP300 to?
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