need some help for HP750C

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Papa Taz, Mar 22, 2005.

  1. Papa Taz

    Papa Taz Guest

    Aloha, sportsfans:
    I have been given a task and I figure this is a good a place to start as
    anywhere else.

    Right now, we have a HP750C Designjet as our plotter, but it is hooked up
    right now by parallel port. My boss wants to convert it to where it can
    hooked up to any of our network hub via NIC card. So obviously, my question
    is this:

    Can this be done, and if so, can someone point me in the right direction so
    I can get this thing done? I have been searching the HP website, but it is
    a lot of information to go through to find what I need. I am hoping someone
    did something either like this or similar to this to where they can at least
    give me opening pointers to send me in the right direction.

    Thanks
     
    Papa Taz, Mar 22, 2005
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  2. I used a Netgear PS110 printer servers to connect the ink jet plotter we
    had to our network. HP has cards and adapters, but they're more
    expensive, and the one time I tried to set one up I never got it working
    well -- the HP JetDirect unit I had supported several different
    protocols and setting it up was very convoluted. The Netgear printer
    server is much easier to configure. $86.99 at www.newegg.com.

    Martin
     
    Martin Shoemaker, Mar 22, 2005
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  3. Papa Taz

    Tim Guest

    The 750 has a slot in the back for a jetdirect card, which you can either
    get from most of the vendors or you can look on Ebay...I picked up 2 of them
    there for cheap..(And yes they work) You can probably get away with a
    10baseT one, which should be cheaper. The 100BaseT speed would be wasted on
    the 750 anyway.

    Tim W.
     
    Tim, Mar 23, 2005
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