can i use a AWM 2919 low voltage computer cable space shuttle cord to connect my printer to my computer?
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My thirteen year old says yes. absolutly.
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The printer will have either a parallel port (a long thin connector) a USB port or a network port, or any combination of these 3.  These days, most printers can work on USB, so if the printer did not come with a USB cable, you can pick one up from any electronics store for relatively cheap.\n\nAfter you've physically connected the printer to your computer, you'll need drivers for it.  If it did not come with a CD, go online to the website for the brand of printer, and download their drivers.
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u lucky....it's a scsi standard. better than normal scsi, sometimes referred as ultra-scsi, has less limitations of cable lenght and higher input/output speeds.\n\nlvd (low voltage differential)
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Search Froogle.com for "monitor power cord."  Should cost under $5 from lots of stores.
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you can buy a simple wire at any computer/technology store.  its an av media wire with white n red hook ups for the tv. ask a sales clerk to help u. i just bought one for my desktop computer to hook up to my new LCP tv, works great and i was surprized to find when i bought the cord it was only like 3 dollars. hope this helps
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Yes, the E-IDE interface is backwards compatible with the old IDE technologies.  Just plug it in and don't forget to set the jumpers.  Cable select may or may not work.  Better to just set Master/slave on that device chain.
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there are micro chips you can get that you can use to make a ide 2 usb cable but then you still have to build a power supply for 12 and 5 volt supply and you would be better off getting the ide 2 usb then trying to do micro circuits and then the static and making the circuit board basically you almost need to go to devry or MIT to learn how to do it so make it easy on yourself and buy it
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Find out what type of connection the printer takes and what time of connection the PC takes and find a converter. They have plenty of them on the market. If i know what two types of connections you are talking about i could link you up. But i hope this leads you in the right direction\nCheers
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they make adapters for printer for that, it is a parallel to USB adapter, under 20 at your local computer or electronics store, cheaper in Ebay
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I'm not sure what kind of computer an E-400 is but if you have USB ports on the back of your computer then the Lexmark Z515 will work fine after you install the program that comes with the printer.
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Why do you need to know your connection to install a printer.
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I don't know if this helps, but a computer won't recognize just a cable, there has to be something attached to the other end
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I think you will require "HP Jetdirect 380x 802.11b Wireless Print Server" \n\nIt comes with it's own HP JetDirect print server and the supplied software works for direct USB connectivity or network.
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Look at this site:\nhttp://www.kevinboone.com/cableselection_web.html
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Nope.  You'd have to INVENT the thing, and nobody would use it.  \n\nBut PRINT out the thing, then SCAN that into your computer. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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The printer should have a plug, and on the plug, there should be a drawing of something that kinda looks like branches of trees, and at the end  of two of the "branches" there's a circle, and at the end of the middle branch, there's a triangle.  You need to look (if you have a windows desktop computer) in the back of the computer box, and look for a plug entry that has that same drawing.  If you have a laptop, it should be on the side, along with a bunch of other places to put other plugs.
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I would use a USB cable.  But any IEEE compliant cable will work with those.