Please good pals,
A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
convinient.
I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
no reply.
Thanks in advance.
Dan - Gh. W/A

"kofi Mpengya" wrote in message
om...
| Please good pals,
| A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
| and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
| for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
| another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
| that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
| port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
| from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
| player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
| where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
| standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
| computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
| port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
| convinient.
| I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
| no reply.
| Thanks in advance.
| Dan - Gh. W/A

"Can this be done?"

No. Might as well try to power a lawn mower with an ice cream cone.

N

No. Might as well try to power a lawn mower with an ice cream cone.


Might as well try and get Dolby 5.1 from a wax cylinder

This cannot be done directly. You will need the proper decoder equipment to
convert the TV pictures to a print format to be compatible to the printer.
This takes a computer with the proper boards, and a TV video source to the
computer.

You are going to spend some descent money to do what you want.

--

Jerry G.
==========================


"kofi Mpengya" wrote in message
om...
Please good pals,
A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
convinient.
I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
no reply.
Thanks in advance.
Dan - Gh. W/A

On 26 Oct 2004 09:52:17 -0700, (kofi Mpengya)
wrote:

Please good pals,
A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
convinient.
I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
no reply.
Thanks in advance.
Dan - Gh. W/A


There was a device made to do just that though I can't remember
offhand who made it or what it was called.
It was a hardware device that enabled you to view digital camera files
as well as jpgs on your tv screen.

"Jerry G." wrote in message ...
This cannot be done directly. You will need the proper decoder equipment to
convert the TV pictures to a print format to be compatible to the printer.
This takes a computer with the proper boards, and a TV video source to the
computer.

You are going to spend some descent money to do what you want.

--

Jerry G.
==========================


"kofi Mpengya" wrote in message
om...
Please good pals,
A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
convinient.
I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
no reply.
Thanks in advance.
Dan - Gh. W/A

Print an index sheet, or buy the optional preview screen (low res LCD
panel - progressive scan and definately not an output you can use with
anything else). There is no way this printer will drive an external
monitor let alone a TV screen.
The connector is for the optional preview screen.

none wrote in message . ..
On 26 Oct 2004 09:52:17 -0700, (kofi Mpengya)
wrote:

Please good pals,
A good friend of mine has this Epson Stylus Photo 825 printer
and would like to connect it to a standart TV ( as monitor prreview
for printing photographs). The printer has two ports; a USB and
another ten pin port which looks like an S-Video socket but the manual
that came with the printer does not say anything about this ten pin
port. Now my problem is how do I connect the printer to standard TV
from this port? because all the cable available seems to fit only DVD
player (5 pins)May I know the name of this ten pin cable / socket?and
where can I obtain some. Can I match it to the Audio-Video input of a
standard TV or is there any way I can hook it up to a stand alone
computer monitor. I know it can be connected to a PC thru" the USB
port but using a stand-alone monitor or a standard TV will be more
convinient.
I have consulted the Epson on-line customer section on the net but
no reply.
Thanks in advance.
Dan - Gh. W/A


There was a device made to do just that though I can't remember
offhand who made it or what it was called.
It was a hardware device that enabled you to view digital camera files
as well as jpgs on your tv screen.


Thanks a lot for ya responds. I will also like to know if I can
preview the pictures on a computer b4 printing ie by just hooking it
up with a USB cable.
Infact Epson is not trying to be of any help.