Printer-end cable connection? not std usb 4mm roughly square? It is rectangle- what cord do I need?
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Hello there, the end connector for the printer is USB. You need what is called a USB Male A-B printer cable. One end is the traditional rectangular USB male shape you are familiar with that plugs into your PC and other end is sort of a square male connector that connects to the printer itself. You can also use a Cat5 Ethernet cable to connect the printer to a router. You can use one or other. Mine is connected using the Ethernet connector, my computers share the printer on a home network. A-B Printer cables come in sizes 6 feet to 10 feet traditionally. I believe you can go as high as 25 feet before the USB cable has communication problems. I hope this helps.
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Hello there, the end connector for the printer is USB. You need what is called a USB Male A-B printer cable. One end is the traditional rectangular USB male shape you are familiar with that plugs into your PC and other end is sort of a square male connector that connects to the printer itself. You can also use a Cat5 Ethernet cable to connect the printer to a router. You can use one or other. Mine is connected using the Ethernet connector, my computers share the printer on a home network. A-B Printer cables come in sizes 6 feet to 10 feet traditionally. I believe you can go as high as 25 feet before the USB cable has communication problems. I hope this helps. Hello there, the end connector for the printer is USB. You need what is called a USB Male A-B printer cable. One end is the traditional rectangular USB male shape you are familiar with that plugs into your PC and other end is sort of a square male connector that connects to the printer itself. You can also use a Cat5 Ethernet cable to connect the printer to a router. You can use one or other. Mine is connected using the Ethernet connector, my computers share the printer on a home network. A-B Printer cables come in sizes 6 feet to 10 feet traditionally. I believe you can go as high as 25... » Read More Hello there, the end connector for the printer is USB. You need what is called a USB Male A-B printer cable. One end is the traditional rectangular USB male shape you are familiar with that plugs into your PC and other end is sort of a square male connector that connects to the printer itself. You can also use a Cat5 Ethernet cable to connect the printer to a router. You can use one or other. Mine is connected using the Ethernet connector, my computers share the printer on a home network. A-B Printer cables come in sizes 6 feet to 10 feet traditionally. I believe you can go as high as 25 feet before the USB cable has communication problems. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm sorry. This is outside my scope of understanding. An IT worker installed my printer for me.
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A USB cable will work. This printer also can be connected to a computer via an Ethernet cable.
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Unless your printer takes a "Micro B" connector the answer is no. Most likely you want a 'USB 3.0 A-Male to A-Female Extension Cable' If, like me, you find the different connector types confusing, check out http://www.cablestogo.com/learning/connector-guides/usb for a quick guide. Good Luck
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Sorry, no all are usb std., square perifrile for printers, mini 4-pin, etc.
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If the printer has the old style parallel port, this cable will connect the parallel port to a usb port. I am using it to connect a very old laserjet 6mp to a windows 8 desktop.
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My printer was provided with a power cord. However, it is 110 voltage so any cord thatwil fit into the recepticle would probably work since it is unlikely the printer pulls a lot of amps.
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Is there a small square hole on the back of your printer like the cable shows in the photo. I use this cable to connect from my HP all in one printer to my laptop on the USP side port. Connect and follow the printer setup installation
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If the printer you mentioned has a standard USB connection (not parallel or other, less-common type), then I would certainly think this cable is compatible. The flat-end ("A", like Andes Mints) connector would go to your computer, and the "covered bridge" "B" connector would go to your printer. Hope this helps!
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I'm donating it so it's packed away right now. I seem to recall a cable that had a standard A connector on it. Whatever it was, it didn't meet my needs, and I bought a 2 port front panel USB 3 unit.
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Unlikely, the square stand power cord has the build in USB ports needed for this printer. May I suggest looking into a Bluetooth recipt printer, that might be your best bet.
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Hi Keith! The USB cable required for this printer (as is with most) is a standard A to B type. If you look just below the main listing for the imageCLASS D530, you'll see one in the "Frequently Bought Together" section.
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Hello! Sorry I can't help for sure, but I do not own that printer! Not sure why Amazon thinks I do. However, the cable is a standard USB printer cable. The flat connector goes into the Dell D830 (good notebook!) and the "covered bridge" connector goes into the printer. Almost all printers today have this as a standard connection. Cable works very well; I was able to connect a desktop computer to a non-wireless printer 10 feet away.
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i tried a usb cord from another printer an it did not work i am using a laptop now an had to get one for a laptop//
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I don't know what type of printer you have but I had to plug mine into my computer using this cord so it can "find it" then I removed the cord as it is wireless. Read your printer directions.
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Roll over image to zoom in USB To Parallel Printer Adapter Cable... you can find this on Amazon.com in different lengths.
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Just a usual USB cable with the regular plug on one end and the small plug on the other - but most importantly, you should save yourself the money and find another printer that doesn't cut out on you when there is still ink in the cartridge ;).
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If I understand you correctly, you want to connect the printer to your laptop via USB. If that's it, open the scanner cover; the USB socket is inside the machine on the right, next to where you store the orange protective part for the ink cartridges. Didn't get a USB cable with the printer. P.S. I'm really liking this printer.