Connecting QX through USB to Parallel Adapter

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I recently purchased a used QX (White Box) and connected it to my

laptop via a USB adapter. Has anyone had success in using a USB

adapter? I've been told (by the seller) that I cannot hook up the QX

this way and that is why the lights are not coming on and the unit is

not functioning.

[Guest guest]

Do you have a port replicator into which your laptop fits? Is your white box

attached to the back of the replicator with an ordinary computer connection

cord?

Phil

Connecting QX through USB to Parallel Adapter

I recently purchased a used QX (White Box) and connected it to my

laptop via a USB adapter. Has anyone had success in using a USB

adapter? I've been told (by the seller) that I cannot hook up the QX

this way and that is why the lights are not coming on and the unit is

not functioning.

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[Guest guest]

Hi There -

I know someone who also is having trouble, as the laptop didn't have

A parallel port and she connected something to it - but it doesn't work

And the lights don't come on..

Let me know if you find an alternative..

Maggie

Connecting QX through USB to Parallel Adapter

I recently purchased a used QX (White Box) and connected it to my

laptop via a USB adapter. Has anyone had success in using a USB

adapter? I've been told (by the seller) that I cannot hook up the QX

this way and that is why the lights are not coming on and the unit is

not functioning.

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> I recently purchased a used QX (White Box) and connected it to my

> laptop via a USB adapter. Has anyone had success in using a USB

> adapter? I've been told (by the seller) that I cannot hook up the QX

> this way and that is why the lights are not coming on and the unit is

> not functioning.

The QX works perfectly after installing a PCMCIA card with a parallel

port. A USB adapter did not work. Considering MOST new laptops do not

have parallel ports, this is a viable alternative.

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