Link Depot Corp. USB-DB25 6 ft USB to DB25 printer cable
- USB To DB 25
- Black
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Connects a parallel printer with a 25-pin CN36 port to a USB 2.0 computer over a 1.8 m cable
This 1.8 metre cable connects a USB 2.0 port to a parallel IEEE 1284 device using a 25-pin CN36 connector. It lets you attach a legacy parallel printer to a modern PC, laptop or notebook that lacks a built-in parallel port. The adapter handles the USB-to-parallel conversion without requiring an internal card.
Verify that the printer uses a 25-pin CN36 parallel socket before ordering. Ensure the 1.8 m length is sufficient for the distance between your computer and the printer. Confirm the host system has an available USB 2.0 Type-A port for the adapter.
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The cable ends in a 25-pin CN36 Centronics plug that connects directly to the parallel port on the printer; no separate adapter is required.
This listing supplies the 1.8 m (6 ft) version only; other lengths are not offered for this model.
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