I want to use this with a Polaroid 400 scanner....any tips?...all I can tell you is its a 25 pin male to connect...
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I did not have any luck with my old UMAX Astra 2400S scanner. The driver that came with the 25 pin male 22429 USB adapter only loaded properly in Windows XP. I have XP 32 Bit SP3. Even with the 25 pin driver and my UMAX driver the scanner was not recognized. I could not get the scanner to come up in Windows XP device manager. I guess the 25 pin to USB adapter signal is not up to par. The driver did not load at all in Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. I believe Windows Vista may be the last Windows OS the C2G driver works with. I do not know that the C2G 25 pin to USB will work with any scanner. Too Bad. I am going to find out from C2G if there is a work around or whatever. I did not have any luck with my old UMAX Astra 2400S scanner. The driver that came with the 25 pin male 22429 USB adapter only loaded properly in Windows XP. I have XP 32 Bit SP3. Even with the 25 pin driver and my UMAX driver the scanner was not recognized. I could not get the scanner to come up in Windows XP device manager. I guess the 25 pin to USB adapter signal is not up to par. The driver did not load at all in Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. I believe Windows Vista may be the last Windows OS the C2G driver works with. I do not know that the C2G 25 pin to USB will work with any scanner. Too... » Read More I did not have any luck with my old UMAX Astra 2400S scanner. The driver that came with the 25 pin male 22429 USB adapter only loaded properly in Windows XP. I have XP 32 Bit SP3. Even with the 25 pin driver and my UMAX driver the scanner was not recognized. I could not get the scanner to come up in Windows XP device manager. I guess the 25 pin to USB adapter signal is not up to par. The driver did not load at all in Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. I believe Windows Vista may be the last Windows OS the C2G driver works with. I do not know that the C2G 25 pin to USB will work with any scanner. Too Bad. I am going to find out from C2G if there is a work around or whatever. « Show Less
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I did not have any luck with my old UMAX Astra 2400S scanner. The driver that came with the 25 pin male 22429 USB adapter only loaded properly in Windows XP. I have XP 32 Bit SP3. Even with the 25 pin driver and my UMAX driver the scanner was not recognized. I could not get the scanner to come up in Windows XP device manager. I guess the 25 pin to USB adapter signal is not up to par. The driver did not load at all in Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. I believe Windows Vista may be the last Windows OS the C2G driver works with. I do not know that the C2G 25 pin to USB will work with any scanner. Too Bad. I am going to find out from C2G if there is a work around or whatever.
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I was able to use this cable to connect an old printer to a Windows 7 computer. Not really sure if it will connect your scanner.
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The frog tongue isn't compatible with the Polaroid one-step 600 instant camera. You should research first before you buy it. That's what I heard when I was thinking about getting it.
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I have no idea. I actually thought it was for a Polaroid camera, so I'm going to have to return it! Lol
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Make sure the negative is in the adapter part and not on top of it. Also, is the negative one of four in a strip. If you're scanning a sole negatives, you have to take the adapter out and fit the negative in the open space and then replace it in the machine. It should work if you're on the correct setting of 35mm. Good luck
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Your bar code scanner will need to have a 9 pin port. If you want to connect to a computer to program the PLU, tax and depts, a null modem cable will do the trick using the same port. Save your programming work to the SD card to easily duplicate programming on multiple registers!
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That would depend on your scanner. The device has to recognize cable for what it is. It's basically a NICE and your device would have to have built in drivers for it like a PC in order allow the cable to do its job.
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Sorry, I can't speak to the Polaroid, as I have only used it with the Midland XTC 300.
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Go out and get an Apple Camera Connector instead! I tried to go cheap and picked up this connector only to find out it recognized it once or twice and that was it! I even tried it with a lightning adapter and still no luck! I believe I spent like $17 total then another $30 for a genuine Apple Camera Connector! Lesson learned when it comes to trying to go cheap!
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Then polaroid remote absolutely does work with the D3200. I don't think the D3200 was released when the packaging for this was printed.
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Since this adapter fits on the front of the lens, physically, it should work. I actually just tried a similar product marketed by Polaroid w/ my Canon STM 40mm Pancake (camera on a tripod & good studio lighting,in other words, pretty close to ideal conditions). I took some shots of an old book of typefaces in various sizes. That worked, but I would have to say that the images were not great. The extra glass elements, which cannot be expected to have high end multi-coatings at the price the product is offered, will probably produce some noticeably "fringing". But, at that price ($10 at the moment), you might just want to try it. It costs WAY less than Canon's 10-22mm Wide Angle, which is what I usually "go to", and is certainly far easier to carry around. The results might be better, and/or aberrations less noticeable, with a different subject than I used.
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I found that Apple has an adapter. Haven't hooked up my scanner yet but from looking at it, it should work.
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Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say for Now. All the best! Arnold Browne_Columbia Uiniv_NYC Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say... » Read More Greetings !! I have not installed or used this cable setup yet, but I bought it with the understanding that the two USB connectors on the 'Y' arm should each go into USB ports on the computer, in order to provide more currrent for whatever external device is ultimately attached to the single remaining USB. In my case, the plan was to power a late-model Canon LiDE flatbed scanner from my laptop; I read somewhere that the scanner could use the extra current, and that while it is possible to use the scanner with one (1) USB connector, two (2) power inputs would be better. That is all I can say for Now. All the best! Arnold Browne_Columbia Uiniv_NYC « Show Less
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if your scanner has the port, then yes I would say it would. Check for the port first.
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Have you used this scanner for a mounted 35mm slide? What is the ease of use and the quality of the scan? I am looking for a scanner to scan many, many slides from my father and need ease of use as well as scan quality.Many thanks,Helen
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Did you find out if that works on SX 100? Did you find a pole that supports that camera? I do want to buy a pole for my polaroid, but those ads are kinda confusing and i dont know which one I should buy. Thanks
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Okay, first thing you must and I cant stress this enough but you must know how your camera mic jack is wired. All of my cameras that I use are canon and pentax. They are all stereo mic inputs. That means it uses 3 connectors. If you dont know what I am talking about... Take a look at a plug on a pair of headphones vs the plug that is on the mic. Chances are your camera is wire like this or real similar. I do not use the cable that comes with the mic. I use one made by Hosa that has XLR on the mic end and it has a 3 connectore(stereo)plug on the camera end. The mic is not stereo, it just simply sends the same mic signal to the tip and the ring on the stereo plug. The cable in known as a dual mono cable. If you do not use this cable the adapter that you get with the mic will ground the mic line and quite possibly do what you are experiencing. I use this mic in many situations and it works great. I get great results everytime but again it is very important that you use the right connector cable.
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I hope I understand and help with this...it sounds to me that you need a 9-pin male to 15-pin femaleand you should be good.If the 15-pin spot you have is male then you need female. Hope this helped!