What kind of USB cable? Does it have two identical ends that plug into 2 ports, or is one end like you need for an inkjet printer?
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Hi Keith! The USB cable required for this printer (as is with most) is a standard A to B type. If you look just below the main listing for the imageCLASS D530, you'll see one in the "Frequently Bought Together" section.
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The cable has one end (square) specifically designed for the printer and the other end as USB that you can plug into any computer's USB drive.
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Hi Christopher B.! This unit uses a standard A-to-B printer USB Device 2.0 Hi-speed cable.
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Hello there, the end connector for the printer is USB. You need what is called a USB Male A-B printer cable. One end is the traditional rectangular USB male shape you are familiar with that plugs into your PC and other end is sort of a square male connector that connects to the printer itself. You can also use a Cat5 Ethernet cable to connect the printer to a router. You can use one or other. Mine is connected using the Ethernet connector, my computers share the printer on a home network. A-B Printer cables come in sizes 6 feet to 10 feet traditionally. I believe you can go as high as 25 feet before the USB cable has communication problems. I hope this helps.
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The two printer I have are both USB and the product description also says it is a USB printer
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The usb cable it comes with has 2 different ends to connect to your computer. I am guessing one is 3.0 but I don't know the difference to look at them.
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I have not used it for a printer. But I would consider it an usb to usb extension cord.
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You need the normal usb cable that all the usb printers use. Go to a shop and ask for this, as it is not included in the package. (I use the previews cable that came with my older usb printer).
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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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The cable is not to have two printers work with on PC. Rather to connect ONE hard drive, or other device which needs more power to operate. The second plug is for additional power to ONE device..
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This printer has both a USB 2 (1.1 compatible) and an RG45 connector for network attachment. Only one communications port may be used at a time. The connectors are locater on the lefe side on top about a half inch from the front.
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No, not at all...the red colored usb is a power supply only- meaning this plug is made to connect only one device (that requires drawing its power from the computer to use it) to your computer/printer. ps: I have searched high and low and not found the cable to connect 2 computers to one printer, best thing to do is to set up a network with a router and connect the devices to that network.
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It is a female connector that is connected to my PC by usb. My printer has the male connection and couldn't be used in conjunction with the new PC (only usb ports).
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i tried a usb cord from another printer an it did not work i am using a laptop now an had to get one for a laptop//
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Yes, two cables are provided w/ the product but they are not very long. I tried a longer cable made by a reputable company and it did NOT work -- the printer did not print until I changed back to the cable that came with the unit.
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Its USB 2.0. It come with a usb 2nd alternate Cable that you can use if you don't want to just plug in the adapter
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Hello! Sorry I can't help for sure, but I do not own that printer! Not sure why Amazon thinks I do. However, the cable is a standard USB printer cable. The flat connector goes into the Dell D830 (good notebook!) and the "covered bridge" connector goes into the printer. Almost all printers today have this as a standard connection. Cable works very well; I was able to connect a desktop computer to a non-wireless printer 10 feet away.
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Hello. The only thing to do is buy the right one. You have to look closely to the port side of the adapter and the printer. I'm sure you probably noticed the port pins don't match up with the adapter's. It's tricky. Look for a seller with a big enough picture to make sure the slotted side on the adapter matches your printers port.