This says it is an RJ11 4-wire phone cord, but HP requires an RJ11 2-wire in order to work on a DSL phone line. Is this a 2 wire?
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I had the same dilemma. I used this on an HP product. I can verify that it worked fine.
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Dual 4 pin. I currently have it in a older HP machine. Only 1 of the 4 pins plugged in, working fine.
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Keep in mind it's not a standard USB on each end. The cord has a smaller end where it plugs into the printer and a regular USB on the other end of the cord which plugs into your computer.One that looks like this: USB PRINTER CABLE CORD FOR HP ENVY 100 114 120 3056A 4500 4501 4502 5530 5530E
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Actually, your fax machine has 2 rj11 jacks, one for your house/apt wall jack and the other for a telephone. Assuming your DSL service provides telephone service as well, you can plug the 2wire dsl modem to the wall, then plug the GE Duplex to the 2wire dsl modem, and then plug your printer/faxmachine "to the wall" jack to one of the 2 jacks on it. You should have one more free jack on the GE Duplex splitter, since you can use the printer/faxmachine's "to the telephone" jack for your phone if you need to...Good Luck !
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There are 2 network connections, 1 input and 1 output. The jack is a 'combo' jack that accepts either RJ11 or RJ45 connections. Generally you would use the RJ11 before your modem. You could use the RJ45 after, especially with cable modems, but it wouldn't protect the modem itself. The AC protection is 3 ways, L-N N-G and L-G
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the parallel cable worked for my use, I ordered specfically for connectin a cannon with the pin ports to a USB port in the computer. not sure about the HP, unless it has the pin ports on the back to support the cable connection to the USB on the computer
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I don't know, I'm only purchased this and am using this to connect to the telephone/DSL wall jack...sorry!
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It says it is for the 4700. I don't have the 4700dtn I have the 4700dn and the HP fuser # for that printer is a Q7502A.
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Sure , the other one is the RJ45 for the network cable . is need it to start the set up bout you can choose if you want wired or wireless after the set up. the power cord is about 6 ft long
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It's hard to say without me actually owning the HP 3050A and this cord, but basically if the ends match, it will work. Think of it like an extension cord. It just has to pass the messages through it. The one end on this is found on all computers. The other end much be the shape that your printer requires. Take a good look at that end and if it matches, it will most likely do the job.
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Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run... » Read More Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib « Show Less
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yes it will work as a telecom wire with only 4 conductors (w/rj11 connectors) not like a cat-5 with 8 conductors (w/rj45 connectors) just use the following colors on telecom wire-- green (white/blue), red (blue/white), yellow (white/green), black (green/white)
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It allows only 1 phone line cord to go through it and that signal can be turned on/off by this switch. That cord can be the main line or secondary or whatever. It will also work with a 2 or 3 way adapter at the output end.
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Sorry, I no longer have the original packaging, so I'm not sure of the wire gauge. That said, it's standard phone line, I'm not sure if that's indicative of a required gauge.
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It should work fine. It looks like the last 2 zeros got cut off at the end of their description. The other numbers correspond to HP's charger so the ends must be the same. I got this adapter/charger for a client who has not complained yet so it must still be working!
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Very unintuitive. Here's the deal as somebody above said:1. The printer has the smaller phone jack that NEEDS the special 2 wire jack.2. The printer SHOULD come with a small pigtail about 3 inches long that has the small jack on one end which goes into the printer......then you can hook a regular 4 wire phone line extension into the other end............z
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the one I ordered was supposed to, but did not. It had a special end on it so I could not use normal power cords. Had to contact vendor to send to me.