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Is there a way to convert a 50 pin cable on an older HP Scanjet 5p scanner to fit a 25 pin port on a Dell laptop? |
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I believe there is an adapter you can buy that will allow the conversion, but I believe that scanner uses a SCSI port, not a lpt printer or parallel port. If that's the case, then you need to find yourself a PCMCIA SCSI Card for your laptop. Go to adaptec's website, there you will find everything you'll need and then some. Or checkout Dell's website, they should offer something.
First answer by Emilyd. Last edit by Emilyd. Contributor trust: 125 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 53 [recommend question]
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