Re: LasterJet IIID

[Glenn Schunemann]

That is actually not a SCSI connector. It's an old school Parallel port 
(same pin out as SCSI; 50 pin centronix). The printer should have an 
Apple Talk connector on it (round connector with two arrows above it; 
know as a DIN-8 connector). You will need to hook this printer up as an 
appletalk printer.

On Jul 20, 2004, at 11:52 AM, Mark Rath, LSW, Coordinator wrote:
I was given an HP LaserJet IIID and according to the HP web site it is
compatible with Mac, however all I can find are SCSI hookups - anyone 
have
any idea how to get this thing working on an Beige G3?
Thanks,
Glenn
<http://www.schunemann.com/~glenn/help/>
G4 733 Quicksilver/OS 10.3/Maxtor 120GB HD x2/Sonnet TempoHD ATA 
Controller/1.5 GB RAM/Pioneer DVR-107D DVD-RW Drive

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