Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Connects an IEEE-1284 parallel printer to a USB-A port using a 1.82 m cable with DB25 female connector
This adapter cable connects a DB25 parallel printer to a USB-A port on a modern computer or hub. It targets users who need to keep older inkjet or laser printers working after parallel ports have disappeared from new hardware. The cable replaces a physical LPT interface with the operating system's USB printing support. It is not suited for multi-function devices or equipment that requires a true LPT port.
The adapter auto-negotiates hardware recognition for faster protocol setup and operates as a fully plug-and-play device. It provides true bi-directional data flow between the host and the printer without IRQ sharing conflicts. Performance is bounded by the USB printing support subsystem rather than by a native parallel bus. Sustained throughput will follow the limits of that software layer.
The product uses the operating system's USB printing support function and does not create a hardware LPT port in the system. Applications that address LPT1 directly or require direct port I/O will not work with this adapter. Buyers who need genuine parallel-port signalling for industrial hardware, dongles, or non-printer peripherals cannot use this cable. The 1.82 metre length sets the maximum placement distance.
| Brand | SABRENT |
|---|---|
| Type | USB C to DVI Cable |
| Connector Number | 6 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Specifications | USB, copper, Female |
| Conductor | Copper Conductor |
The adapter uses the USB printing support function and draws power from the USB-A male connector; no external supply is needed for standard IEEE-1284 printers.
Your computer needs a free USB-A port and an operating system that provides the standard USB printing support class driver.
The adapter relies on the USB printing support function and does not create a legacy LPT port; DOS programs that address LPT directly will not see the printer.
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