What i need is a cable to power my brother ds600 scanner & my canon ip 100 printer. The scanner gets power thru the usb. Will this work?
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This cable will definitely pass USB power to your device, but whether or not it will be enough to power your device is really up to how much power the USB ports on your computer will supply. It looks like Brother recommends at least a USB 2.0 port for the ds600, so as long as your computer has a USB 2.0 port available this cable will definitely suffice for your needs.
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I only use it in my printer, as a normal USB cable. If you power your scanner with a normal USB it will work. Also notice where you are plugging your scanner, make sure it supports to power your scanner.
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Sorry, No idea... The application i use for this equipment is to extend USB scanner connections.
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Sorry should have clarified - I'm just trying to use a direct, simple wired connection using a USB interface cable directly from my laptop to the printer. It doesn't seem to come online. Have you tried just doing a wired print on a cable that is greater than 6 feet?
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Hello, this cable works good for me. I connected to a TV and the cable is making its function. I am not sure if its works for a printer.
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Hi. Since you're able to scan and print using the cable, there's no need for you to get a different one. You may have to contact your printer manufacturer as it may have something to do with your printer configuration.
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Hi Con! This is a standard USB 2.0 cable. It is best to contact TP Link if this cable can supply enough power for that specific device.
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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.
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I don't see why not. All printers use the same standard cable. If it has a square shaped input on the printer it will work and go from there to any USB port on your computer.
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Without seeing the connection on the printer itself, I really can't say one way or the other.Take a look at the connection on the printer that connects to the power supply, as longas the connection is the same and if the rating for the power supply is what is suggestedthen you should be fine.
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I was trying to use this to get an old piece of land surveying hardware to work and was unsuccessful. I can't say if it will work with your printer or not. I do not think my problem was related to the cable. It was a software interface issue.
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I am going to say yes a centronics cable right? this will connect the usb port to the cable you may need the printer driver but windows should handle that
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Without seeing the connection on the printer itself, I really can't say one way or the other. Take a look at the connection on the printer that connects to the power supply, as long as the connection is the same and if the rating for the power supply is what is suggested then you should be fine.
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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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USB - yes, the setup instructions show you how to connect the cable. Scan to computer - yes ... I believe that there is a brother scan utility however I use Irfanview, my favorite (free) graphics app to pull scans from our machine.
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If you have a USB port on your printer, then I would say yes, this cable should work for you. It connects directly from the USB port on your printer to your computer. It's working very well for me.
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You may use this scanner/printer/copier with any computer/laptop that has a matching port which can connect to this product (USB cord). The only ink cartridge to use is by Canon 210/211. Hope this helps.
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If the printer you mentioned has a standard USB connection (not parallel or other, less-common type), then I would certainly think this cable is compatible. The flat-end ("A", like Andes Mints) connector would go to your computer, and the "covered bridge" "B" connector would go to your printer. Hope this helps!