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MicroPrint -sonic systems- Power supply?
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I purchased mine used so I don't know for certain if the power supply that came with it (named CONDOR) is the original. I think it is though and, either way, it seems to work.
INPUT: 120 VAC
OUTPUT: 5 VDC, inner pin positive
INPUT: 120 VAC
OUTPUT: 5 VDC, inner pin positive
Thanks, Action,
It is up and has a steady pwr. LED now but I have no recognition in the aLink or Bridge LED's. Do you use a driver with your unit? What do you use it with?
I suppose my unit may be toast but I will try to get some action through it for a while more.
Thanks again for your reply.
Simon
It is up and has a steady pwr. LED now but I have no recognition in the aLink or Bridge LED's. Do you use a driver with your unit? What do you use it with?
I suppose my unit may be toast but I will try to get some action through it for a while more.
Thanks again for your reply.
Simon
I have one here, but since I use a proper router these days, it's been a long, long time since it was used!
Are you using coax ethernet or 10Base-T ? There's a little switch next to the coax connector that needs to be set appropriately.
Also, I don't recall testing one of these with a 10/100 switch port, but I remember some similar products refused to work with 10/100 switches - the switch port needed to be locked to 10Mb.
I think it's just a "dumb" bridge, so you probably don't need to set the ethernet zone or anything like that, but someone else may have more information on that.
[EDIT] and no, it doesn't need drivers, it just makes localtalk only network printers appear on an ethernet LAN.
Are you using coax ethernet or 10Base-T ? There's a little switch next to the coax connector that needs to be set appropriately.
Also, I don't recall testing one of these with a 10/100 switch port, but I remember some similar products refused to work with 10/100 switches - the switch port needed to be locked to 10Mb.
I think it's just a "dumb" bridge, so you probably don't need to set the ethernet zone or anything like that, but someone else may have more information on that.
[EDIT] and no, it doesn't need drivers, it just makes localtalk only network printers appear on an ethernet LAN.
