WILL THESE CABLES WORK ON CANON LIDE 210 SCANNER?
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Yes they should. Just be careful with the micro end. If bent, the connectivity will become unstable.
1905251
I would say yes. I am using a short ext cord on a scanner and everything is working fine. Make sure the ext cord is the right size to handle the load.
866775
I have Paper Port that came with the scanner, and the PP Guide says it works with TWAIN and WIA-compatible scanners.
1437872
I believe this cable is universal and from the photos of hp scan jet 5000 cables, they appear to be the same. I had an older hp printer and used the same cable on my new Epson with no problem.
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Note that this a serial cable; printers usually have parallel ports, including the HP LaserJet 2100TN. Thus, this will not work. Search for 'parallel port to usb cable' instead.
522769
Sorry not able to help, I am a beginner with these, works on my canon eos 60D okay.
1423009
I own this scanner but i have not connected it with such a long cable. Currently it runs from the scanner to a powered usb hub which then runs to my iMac. I'm guessing two 3m cables which is nearly 10 ft but with power. I suspect you won't have any problem. Tom
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Sorry, No idea... The application i use for this equipment is to extend USB scanner connections.
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I don't see why not. I have a ScanSnap S1500m, and before that a 5111oem, and these work fine. Essentially they are two sheets of clear plastic material joined at the top and you put the paper to be scanned in between the two pieces. Then you insert with the joined end first and start scanning. Essentially they are only as thick as a piece of construction paper, and as far as I can tell, provide a more secure passage through the scanner. The carrier is transparent to the finished scan. This doesn't show up as an accessory at Fujitsu's website for your model, but since the sheets are 8.5" wide and 14" long and not too thick, I don't see why they wouldn't fit.Chuck I don't see why not. I have a ScanSnap S1500m, and before that a 5111oem, and these work fine. Essentially they are two sheets of clear plastic material joined at the top and you put the paper to be scanned in between the two pieces. Then you insert with the joined end first and start scanning. Essentially they are only as thick as a piece of construction paper, and as far as I can tell, provide a more secure passage through the scanner. The carrier is transparent to the finished scan. This doesn't show up as an accessory at Fujitsu's website for your model, but since the sheets are... » Read More I don't see why not. I have a ScanSnap S1500m, and before that a 5111oem, and these work fine. Essentially they are two sheets of clear plastic material joined at the top and you put the paper to be scanned in between the two pieces. Then you insert with the joined end first and start scanning. Essentially they are only as thick as a piece of construction paper, and as far as I can tell, provide a more secure passage through the scanner. The carrier is transparent to the finished scan. This doesn't show up as an accessory at Fujitsu's website for your model, but since the sheets are 8.5" wide and 14" long and not too thick, I don't see why they wouldn't fit.Chuck « Show Less
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If your ScanJet 3200C has a DB25 IEEE 1284 parallel port, then the cable should work for you.
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Yes, they will work. That is the exact camera I bought these for. Looks like I'm still the only one to leave a feedback.
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Yes - see full specifications on the fujitsu website if necessary. I'm trying a link, but don't know if they block them... http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/workgroup/fi-7160.html
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really I'm not sure. If you Google and see if they are interchangable with CLI 225 and CLI 226 cartridges, or Canon Pixma MX 882 Machine, then they will work.
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Both are same Bluetooth adapter ( BU 30 ). Click connectivity to check your printer compatibility at http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/product-accessories/printers-scanners-mfp-accessories/bluetooth-wireless-adapters I hope this will help. Regards,
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I have used my Canon LiDE with my old Windows XP PC, my old Vista Laptop, and my 2011 MacBook. I haven't tried it with my Windows 7 PC. Whenever I hooked the scanner up with these computers, I didn't even think about whether there were issues with compatibility or drivers. But, since you asked, I just did some research and found out that most scanners, including the LiDE 100, are TWAIN-compliant. Basically, what that means is that all the operating system techno people had to get together years ago to standardize the interface/drivers between hardware (such as scanners and printers) and operating systems (Windows, Mac, etc). Before that, it was a sort of a "never the twain shall meet" fiasco. Things are TWAIN-compatible for the most part now. I can't imagine the Canon Scanner NOT being compatible with Windows 8/8.1. If it isn't, you can go to Canon and download any special drivers. http://support-in.canon-asia.com/contents/IN/EN/0100133801.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWAIN
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I don't think so. I bought and use this cable for connecting my laser printer to my computer.
313405
I would not use them unless the packaging says they would. My Canon model was listed in the product specification.