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Mac Forum / General / Hardware / September 2004Networking Appletalk printers to ethernet.
My AsanteTalk Appletalk-ethernet adapter recently died. Looking for suggestions on any other device I might consider. I have two old Appletalk printers (that also have th serial 25 pin connectors) and two Mac ether networked. Thanks.- Dan IMO the Asante is still the best option. > My AsanteTalk Appletalk-ethernet adapter recently died. Looking for > suggestions on any other device I might consider. I've never had any trouble with a Dayna Mini EtherPrint. (Then again I've never used anything else, so I can't give a comparison.)  SignatureSander Tekelenburg, <http://www.euronet.nl/~tekelenb/> Mac user: "Macs only have 40 viruses, tops!" PC user: "SEE! Not even the virus writers support Macs!" > > My AsanteTalk Appletalk-ethernet adapter recently died. Looking for > > suggestions on any other device I might consider. > > I've never had any trouble with a Dayna Mini EtherPrint. (Then again > I've never used anything else, so I can't give a comparison.) I used to use AsanteTalk, replaced it with Farallon iPrint when the Asante gadget died. I think the the iPrint is no longer available new, IIRC Proxim acquired Farallon and dropped the product. Thank you all - seems like I will stay with the AsanteTalk. Best regards, Dan > > > My AsanteTalk Appletalk-ethernet adapter recently died. Looking for > > > suggestions on any other device I might consider. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I think the the iPrint is no longer available new, IIRC Proxim acquired > Farallon and dropped the product. A Focus EthernLan Print does the same job here succefully, but just for one serial Apple Printer (Personal Laser Writer 320) Greetings Frank > My AsanteTalk Appletalk-ethernet adapter recently died. Looking for > suggestions on any other device I might consider. I have two old > Appletalk printers (that also have th serial 25 pin connectors) and two > Mac ether networked. Thanks.- Dan |
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