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I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or
dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? Karl |
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On May 30, 9:55*am, Karl Townsend
wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. ... Any suggestions? Karl You could try a USB-parallel adapter, but if the dongle expects to find the port at its BIOS I/O address you may be SOL. jsw |
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Jim Wilkins Inscribed thus:
On May 30, 9:55Â*am, Karl Townsend wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. ... Any suggestions? Karl You could try a USB-parallel adapter, but if the dongle expects to find the port at its BIOS I/O address you may be SOL. jsw I'm afraid I must agree with Jim ! I have a pp dongle that insists on LPT1 3BCh IRQ7. Interesting that most pp printers use LPT2 or 3 on 278/378. -- Best Regards: Baron. |
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"Jim Wilkins" wrote in message
... On May 30, 9:55 am, Karl Townsend wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. ... Any suggestions? Karl You could try a USB-parallel adapter, but if the dongle expects to find the port at its BIOS I/O address you may be SOL. jsw Snap a picture of the board in the case. If it has ANY PCI slots there may be room for a sideways 3 slot card. Or just pick up a cheap PC from Tiger Direct as a spare. |
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Bob La Londe wrote:
"Jim Wilkins" wrote in message ... On May 30, 9:55 am, Karl Townsend wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. ... Any suggestions? Karl You could try a USB-parallel adapter, but if the dongle expects to find the port at its BIOS I/O address you may be SOL. jsw Snap a picture of the board in the case. If it has ANY PCI slots there may be room for a sideways 3 slot card. Or just pick up a cheap PC from Tiger Direct as a spare. Pulled up a pic of his mobo on the HP website , it has 3 of the small PCI-E slots , and one big'un , the board someone else found hould work just fine . -- Snag Learning keeps you young ! |
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On Mon, 30 May 2011 08:55:59 -0500, Karl Townsend
wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? Karl USB to Parallel adapter www.microcenter.com Gunner One could not be a successful Leftwinger without realizing that, in contrast to the popular conception supported by newspapers and mothers of Leftwingers, a goodly number of Leftwingers are not only narrow-minded and dull, but also just stupid. Gunner Asch |
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On May 30, 3:23*pm, Gunner Asch wrote:
On Mon, 30 May 2011 08:55:59 -0500, Karl Townsend wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? Karl USB to Parallel adapter www.microcenter.com Gunner One could not be a successful Leftwinger without realizing that, in contrast to the popular conception supported by newspapers and mothers of Leftwingers, a goodly number of Leftwingers are not only narrow-minded and dull, but also just stupid. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Gunner Asch- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Probably won't work with the dongle. |
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On 2011-05-30, Karl Townsend wrote:
I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? The only real suggestion is to get a different motherboard. You also need to be careful about proper EPP support. I went through this. There are cards that support EPP and there are cards that do not (but they still kind of "work", creating all sorts of trouble). i |
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On May 30, 9:55*am, Karl Townsend
wrote: I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? Karl I would bot expect a USB parallel adapter to work with a hasp dongle because their drivers expect the port to be at a "normal" LPT address. The same goes for PCI express parallel ports. What you may be able to do is free up the existing PCI slot by replacing whatever's plugged into it with a PCI ex[ress equivalent, and putting a parallel port into the (now emty) PCI slot. This makes a real good case for boycotting dongle-laden software. |
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Karl Townsend wrote:
I'm needing a parallel port in this computer to hold the hasp or dongle for my CNC control software. The last upgrade from Camsoft is for improved operator interface layout tools. I'd like to learn in the office, not at the control. Its a hp computer model e9105z with this motherboard: Pegatron MZN78-LA. I went to the HP site and was advised to get this part for the parallel port: HP Parallel Port Adapter Parallel adapter kd061aa. We went to install it and there is no place to plug it in to the mother board. Must be missing something, we looked EVERYWHERE. FWIW, there are no free PCI slots, only one in this box. Any suggestions? You don't say anything about a "printer" port. That's probably what the dongle wants to plug into. Do you have a female DB on the back panel, like this? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...inter_port.jpg If not, you're probably stuck with the USB adaptor. Good Luck! Rich |
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