Is this cable able to connect a HP 49g calculator to a computer? Thanks
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As I recall the 49g calculator has a USB Serial Converter support file that is to be compiled as module and ... as a trade-off being able to transfer data between your HP 49+ Calculator and Linux. I'm not so sure about using Windows, but however, in my best opinion it should.
909850
I'm sorry, I don't have any experience with that calculator, but I would imagine it can as long as a regular serial connection is what the 49g requires. It doesn't change the pinout or anything. If your calculator cam interface with a standard serial, it should be able to use this.
909851
I don't know the answer to that one. Suggest you contact Tera Grand directly: http://www.teragrand.com/Articles.asp?ID=251
909852
I looked on HP's website and it looked like the calculator may require software to operate with a pc? I'm not sure. I also didn't see if the serial port was male or female. If you wanted to try it out without software I would get a usb to serial adapter cable to make connection easier. Hope that helps.
1239841
I want to say no because the one I received didn't work. However I'm unsure if that was due to compatibility or if the cable was faulty. (The cable fit into the port of the laptop but would not remain in with out leverage).
115045
According to what Ive read on the HP support site and other search images on the 1000 series, yes this cable will work. I haven't seen any printers that didn't use a b-male connector for a PC before. Beware that I don't know your specific model number, only the series, for an exact answer so you may want to check HP support website.
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Hi Dorothy,Yes, this cable is the most common to use with a printer connected to a computer. If you need any help, just give us a call.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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.
2027301
Yes it should work, these printer cables are pretty standard for HP and Dell printers.
1000849
I know it works for a win 7 32 bit on an Hp LaserJet 5. 32 bit version will have the legacy drivers to old printers that may attach using this cable.
1400148
This is not a definite answer, but most older HP laptop's have the same charging port, so it should work with your laptop. I googled some pics of the laptop and it looks right. Not positive though.
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JOrge, this cable worked for our computer to monitor set-up. It should not be a problem. All the best!
2184860
No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. Texas Instruments 94327 Ti Graphlink USB
643335
This cable will work with webcams, printers, usb drives, ect ... Joining two of these to make one is unwise. The cable is 50' long, if you need more than 50', than you would better off to go wireless.
886581
Not Sure. Used this to connect a Centonics (36-pin parallel) printer connector to a USB port. Do not see why it would not work if you have the correct drivers installed on your computer.
1483125
this cable connects to a special port called DisplayPort usually found on HP computers.I don't know if your all-in-one has just kind of port
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i have such a printer and its cable but i have no id on th cable. one end is a multi pin the other end in much smaller but i cannot tell. call hp they can probably help. go vi
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I used it on my Brothers printer and it worked well. Note they suggested a 6' maximum cable but I had purchased a 10' but since it is within a few feet of my laptop it is working fine. Unsure about the HP but I would expect you could get the same results.
828270
This cable connects directly from USB port on computer tower to printer and works well. I have used it only on HP 4680 model printer and do not know about newer models.
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It says up to XP but we use this cable on our windows 7 pc. I am 99.9% postive it will work for what you need. However does your HP printer have a parallel port?