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• Add PCI Parallel port card for PC comes with no port does not print.

  I recently got a few new computers that were shipped with Windows 7 Professional. I forgot that they do not comes with a parallel port.

  These computers are intended for a point of sale application, which requires a matrix printer. First I tried USB to parallel to connect the printer, however, this does not work, because the printer is not smart enough to identify itself, it will not appear as a printer.

  My next solution was to add parallel ports via PCI cards. The card installs very well, and Windows 7 detects the drivers for it and installs. No errors appear in the Device Manager, but a couple of weird things happen.

  1. the device manager gets the parallel ports under Ports (COM & LPT) but it also gets a "multifunction adapter" in a different section (not in front of the PC now, so I don't remember which.) Both devices appear to be fine and report that they are working correctly.

  2. under "Devices and printers", I get 1 (or in the case of a card dual parallel port, 2) ' Microsoft aw Port"devices.

  I then install the driver from the printer and add the printer to "LPT3" which is the device of parallel port added in Device Manager. Print a test page, and... Nothing. Open the print queue and it is empty. Try printing a test page, and it will appear briefly in the queue and disappears, just as it would if the print job was successful. If I try another device, it (as expected) reports an error that the device does not exist.

  Although it does not directly concern, article in the knowledge base at the http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883253 seems to describe some similar circumstances, enough so I wonder if there may be a connection. Maybe the parallel port arbitrator is not installed in Windows 7 by default if the PCs have no one? If this is the case, how do I install it?

  If it's a goose chase wild... Well, that's why I asked the question.

  Help!

  Well, call it weird...

  I found an another USB to parallel adapter, rather than trying to directly convert the printer, it installs like a USB IEEE1284 adapter. (If it's a USB parallel port). This appears also in the 'ports and devices', but as an adapter of 1284. Try the printer. Bingo.

  Here's the weird part. Once Windows 7 installed the drivers for this device, I unplugged and then reconnect the printer parallel port PCI. I changed the printer I have installed (on the USB001 device) unit LPT3 and bingo. It still prints. He continued to work even with the unplugged USB adapter.

  So I strongly suspect that there is some kind of pilot missing for a missing parallel port, which Windows 7 don't think he needed to use a PCI parallel port but he knew that she needed a USB parallel adapter. I only wish I knew precisely what pilot that he was. Maybe this will give some clues so people who know Windows 7 might be able to understand. I'm more than willing to answer questions if anyone wants to know what really happened here.

  For memory, the sequence I went through was: I tried the printer (installed with the drivers from the manufacturer for Windows 7, 32-bit) installed on LPT3 device which Windows 7 acknowledged the parallel port as a map. Checked the symptoms that I have stated above. Print job appears to be completed, but the printer does nothing. Uninstalled the printer. Plugged in USB to parallel adapter, expected for Windows 7 recognize the device and install the drivers. Plugged into the printer (PnP does not.) Install the printer using the same drivers as before, but using the USB001. Printer worked. Disconnected the printer from the USB adapter and reconnect the parallel port card. Changed the printer to use LPT3 Ports print configuration tab. This time, it worked.

  Repeatability, I did the same thing with the other parallel port PCI card and a similar printer on another position of the same work. This facility began with the installation of map of parallel port PCI first, then followed the same sequence, with the same results.

  So, my problem is solved, but I think that it is unreasonable to plug a USB adapter for a PCI card.

• PCI Parallel Port

  Hello! I hope someone can help me getting the card referenced above to work. I have a Pavilion a6250z that came with no parallel port. I installed a Moschip 9805 card in a PCI slot and the pc has seen and installed and it is displayed in the Device Manager. No conflict or error codes. However, when I connect it I get nothing! I am running Vista Home Premium 32. The manufacturer says it should work. This isn't. Thanks in advance.

  I don't like to admit this, but I finally got my card and interface JP1 works with the help of a person on the forums of JP1. It was simple it's embarrassing! All I had to do was enter the first alphanumeric value in the tab "resources" for the port in the address box hex interface JP1. Voila! Facing up and running. My face is red!

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• LabVIEW and parallel port

  I'm trying to control a motor of OMHT23-400 with a motor drive 3540 M using a Moschip PCI Parallel Port. I created a program to send impulses alternatilng the engine and make it run a desired amount of degrees. The motor in my computer address is/o series BD00-BD07. The same program worked in another computer that has address of the parallel port was Beach e/s-0378-037F. I don't know why, the program operates in the first computer and the same program will not work in this one. Thank you for your help.

  PS: the program I wrote is attached below.

  Guillermo Naranjo

  Physics/Space Science

  Florida Institute of Technology

  Phone: 768 537 6392

  E-mail: [email protected]

  A search will produce a lot of results. For example:

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  ...

• Parallel ports vs trashing printers

  Recently bought 3 new jobs: 2 7-1 w/Windows XP Pro w/Windows... It is: my old HP Laserjet 2100tn will not work with these computers due to them being not a port at the back of the computer.

  Converters for the cables to grow what they do? Or is the basically useless printer at this point?

  You can buy and install parallel port adapter cards and the printer works. I can't specify what are the cards as you have not told him what the specs are on your workstations. There are also usb-cable converters available parallel port.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• I need to connect my HP 2200 printer for a 32-bit Windows 7 system with NO parallel port

  I have an older HP Business Jet 2200 printer coming to leave, and I love using it.  My problem is the upgrade to windows 7 and a computer-ish with NO parallel port.  I have seen cables with female parallel to USB connectors, but the cable I have has a male connector to my 2200.  I have a Dell XPS 600 former with no parallel port I want to use as a backup computer.  My system is Windows 7 32 bit.  Can someone help me? should I think about a direct stream map server thingie or I can just a cable for this?  Thank you all!

  I am VERY happy to share positive results for my project listed above.  I went on Ebay and raised his eyes to the parallel to USB cable port and found a 36 pin, which was what I needed.  I got it for next to nothing

  36 pin parallel USB IEEE 1284 Printer Adapter Cable - I got it home, plugged into the side 36 pins, the business jet HP 2200, then plugged on the side of the USB to the Dell XPS, I worked with - and immediately the cable acknowledged.  It took me a few tries to get the software and I didn't know if it was to be on the LPT or USB, so I played with both and it was released as an HPA installation, which worked like a charm!  With the fragility of the printers of today; This printer is one of the sturdies and I can still get parts for it.  He has been a workhorse for me for six years now and of course, it has been around since the beginning of the 2000s.

• Satellite M60: Need a parallel port to connect the Iomega Zip drive

  Hi guys,.

  I have a Satellite M60 and I want to transfer files from my Iomega Zip drive.
  My laptop is not has a paraller port, so I bought a converter to operate, but there was no result.

  Is anyone of you know how to solve the problem and finally reach my driver ZIP of my Satellite in order to transfer files?
  Do I need another converter?

  If so, when is? Or do I have to buy a PCI card with paraller port?

  Any response will be appraciated

  thanx

  Hello

  I've never used a converter USB / parallel but a USB-to-serial port converter and I had very bad experience of such pieces of witch.
  AFAIK this adapters don't work properly.

  Therefore, your suggestion is not bad to use the PCMCIA card with a parallel port.

  Check first of all in your user manual what cards are compatible, then you can try to use this card.

  I think it would be the best solution to connect your Iomega Zip drive to the M60 laptop.

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  You need this for the PCI of Simple Communications controller:

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• Parallel port on Windows 7?

  Hi all

  I'm trying to migrate some older software (LV and otherwise - all internal written anyway) who communicates via the parallel port on a Windows 7 (64-bit).  The GPIB based programs all work fine, but I can't find a way to talk to the parallel port.  The machine (HP Pavillion Elite) came without a parallel port, but I found a card PCIe (Startech PEX1P) which adds the value 1.  It appears in the Windows Device Manager, but the address of the resource is listed as D010 rather than the old 378, and it cannot be reconfigured (the folks at Startech says Windows actually assigns the address).   Any suggestions?  Anyone try this yet?

  Thank you

  Michael Tracy

  Synergy microwave

  I know this is not guaranteed, but following the actual signs, I (finally!) got the Startech PEX1P card to operate!  Instead of using the Port.VI, I tried to use VISA you writing again, but this time, I updated the land of terminals 11 and 12 by the document OR on the use of the Parallel Port in LabVIEW.

  Michael

  Dennis Knutson says:
  Even functions in new versions of LabVIEW with the correct representation for the address lines is not guaranteed to work on your OS and 7.1 is not supported at all. The AccessHW dll must also be written for the OS and it will not happen. I say LabVIEW upgrade and use VISA or stick with an older operating system.

• PCI Serial Port driver for 6000 Pro - &gt; Windows Pro 8.1

  Hello!

  Any chance to solve the missing driver?

  Thks

  Hello:

  I have a HP 8000 Elite (which is similar to the 6000 Pro) as my PC Backup.  I've just pulled up and I see that the hardware ID's for devices are aligned with those of the pilot I posted.

  So, you will need to manually install the driver I posted first you said did not work in Windows 7.

  Here is how to do this.

  Download and run the file (sp45367) again.  Conclusion of any windows error.

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  Select disk, and then navigate to: C:\SWSetup\sp45367\SOLinf\mesrle, and then select the administration technology Active Intel (r) - device of GROUND in the list and the driver should install.

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• LPT1 in the hardware Manager, but not in the virtual machine settings. Parallel port software unable to find LPT. Windows 7, 64-bit and XP virtual

  Hallo,

  the forum is full of questions similar to mine and everything seems complete without useful answers some time early last year. I would like to give a try today to see if I get a solution.

  Have Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit and installed XP mode to be able to use the chip programming hardware (GALEP-III), which is connected via the Parallel Port. Downloaded XP mode later than yesterday (24.02.2011) Microsoft.

  In the XP box, the LPT1 port appears in the hardware Manager. But it does not appear in the settings for the XP mode. The Galep software starts just fine, but can't find the PARALLEL port.

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  Good bye.

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