I NEED A CAMERA TO COMPUTER SERIAL CABLE (rs-232c SERIAL CABLE)

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It can be helpful for you to set the correctly, and please check the connection of serial (RS232) may be they are short.

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Prashant Sharma

The Ri 2530/3530 is termed a Digital Copier/Network Printer. Therefore it would need an ethernet connection to your local area network (LAN) and does not appear to directly connect to a computer. The spec states: Connectivity / Interface: Standard 10/100BaseTX, Parallel IEEE1284, Serial RS-232C.
As it is 2001, you next need a valid software driver to print - it is quoted as Windows OS Compatibility: Windows 95/98/Me/NT4.x/2000/XP. The following web site should help you.
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Oh my! Well, the QuickTake 150 has two connector ports, RS-422 serial (Mac), RS-232C serial (PC). You need a converter cable, which you can find on Amazon or other places. The files are difficult to read on a modern system, but QTK format can still be decoded using the open source program dcraw or the OS X application GraphicConverter.
Good luck, sounds like fun! :)

U can make this if u have time. also can purchase from computer/electronics shop.

I believe this printer only has a serial (RS-232C) port. You may have to install an adapter card. Before you do that make sure a Windows 7 printer driver is available for that printer.

Standard 10/100BaseTX,Parallel IEEE1284, Serial RS-232C

You have the option of using a Parallel cable, Serial or Network Cat5e cable.

The best option is networking the printer, so that everyone on the network can print to it.

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Thanks, Joe

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Hi - That camera is pretty old and was before the wide use of USB cables. It uses a proprietary serial (RS-232C) cable that would be hard to find (none on ebay - I checked) and if found might cost more than the camera is worth.
Regards, Mikeywaf

you can use the same serial cable for the model photopc 500 600 700 it is 8pin NOT 5pin

you can see the specs here for your camera
http://files.support.epson.com/pdf/phpc__/phpc__sl.pdf

and it it at ebay just type the right name
EPSON PHOTOPC SERIAL CABLE 8 PIN

What connector/interface does your PC has
9-pin or 25-pin connector

If it has 9-pin connector: use the following:
DB-9 RS-232 Serial Connection
or
DB-25 RS-232 Serial Connection

If it has 25-pin connector: use the following:
DB-25 Serial Connection
or
DB-25 RS-232 Serial Connection

If you are configuring the computer to use an RS-422A serial port, you need a special cable. Contact the computer or printer network manufacturer to see if an RS-422A cable is available. If no cable is available, contact your computer manufacturer for your computer pin assignments and have a cable constructed.

The default configuration for the serial port on the printer is for RS-232C serial communication. To set the printer to use RS-422A serial communication, change the control panel Serial Menu’s SERIAL setting to SERIAL=RS-422.

http://www.thenerds.net/PSC.MULTIUSER_CABLE_RS232C_FOR_POWERWEDGE_S20_SERIES.0087614.html


since its for a camera its prolly usb so i would check the link below first!
The link above is for the serial cable version and the link below is for the usb version. If you have anymore questions please ask!



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