Yep, it is a 36-pin centronics connector: https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Centronics-Connector-Printer-Adapter/dp/B00X7BP2B6
Ken On 2/19/23 3:41 PM, Wayne Lorentz wrote:
I was in the book store yesterday and picked up one of those little battery-powered lights that clip onto a book. Not the ones with the giant, scary clamps, but one with a smaller, dainty clip. I thought I might have it do double-duty illuminating an M100 screen from above, but there doesn't appear to be anything suitable on an M100 to clip it onto. Then I thought, maybe I can plug something inert into the printer port, like a very short, unpopulated circuit board. (The serial port is occupied already.) Can anyone tell me what the connector for the printer port is called? I assume that once identified, I can buy it online, since I'm a long way from the (last?) Radio Shack in Wisconsin Dells.
