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| Date: | Sat, 28 Feb 1998 18:06:03 -0500 |
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Dick,
Is the pin-out correct for this use of the 25 pin cable? A cable wired for
serial connection will not work.
This pin out may be correct, it is from read.me for tranxit:
g. The parallel cable must be LapLink(R) compatible and have male
DB-25 connectors at both ends. If you are not using a LapLink
parallel cable, make sure the cable is configured with the
following pin connections:
25 Pin 25 Pin
------- -------
Pin 2 (---) Pin 15
Pin 3 (---) Pin 13
Pin 4 (---) Pin 12
Pin 5 (---) Pin 10
Pin 6 (---) Pin 11
Pin 15 (---) Pin 2
Pin 13 (---) Pin 3
Pin 12 (---) Pin 4
Pin 10 (---) Pin 5
Pin 11 (---) Pin 6
Pin 25 (---) Pin 25 (Ground-Ground)
> purchased complete new system and want to connect it to old computer using
> windows95 direct cable connection..to exchange folders, maybe use old for
> backup
> have followed win95 help directions throughly..also got new version of
> vredir.vxd in both windows/system
> have windows95 osr2 in both but only new is the usr compatibile version
> installed netbeui and ipx/spx compatible protocol in both and "bindings"
> are correct
> fyi - do have the network setup for freenet isp and another for cable
> company modem in both computers prior to this..
> sharing is installed, access is allowed...using lpt1 25 pin cable
> I get to point where the guest computer cannot find the host.............tia
>
> Dick Tegelman
> Naples, FL
> [log in to unmask]
Hope this helps
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Bob Hamil
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