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HP N1M40AA Parallel Adapter - PCIe - Legacy Device Connectivity

Connect to Legacy Devices with the HP Parallel Adapter Seamlessly integrate your legacy parallel printers and devices with modern PCs using the HP Parallel Adapter. This PCIe card installs easily into any available slot, providing a reliable connection to older peripherals, ensuring your continue...

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Overview

Connect to Legacy Devices with the HP Parallel Adapter

Seamlessly integrate your legacy parallel printers and devices with modern PCs using the HP Parallel Adapter. This PCIe card installs easily into any available slot, providing a reliable connection to older peripherals, ensuring your continued productivity.

Specifications:

  • Brand: HP
  • Model: N1M40AA
  • Interface Type: PCI Express x1
  • Compatibility: EliteDesk 705 G2, 800 G2; EliteOne 800 G2; ProDesk 490 G3, 600 G2; Workstation Z238

Key Features

Adapt your current PC technology to accept your legacy environment by installing the card in any available PCIe slot on your PC. Then you're ready to connect your parallel printers and devices

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Interface (bus) Type: PCI Express x1

Specifications

Brand
HP
Model
N1M40AA
Interface Type
PCI Express 2.0 x1
Device Type
Plug-in Card
Operating System Support
Linux, PC
Number of Parallel Ports
1 (Internal)

Frequently Asked Questions

This HP Parallel Adapter requires an available PCI Express 2.0 x1 slot on your motherboard for installation and functionality.
The HP N1M40AA Parallel Adapter is compatible with both Linux and standard PC operating systems.
This adapter provides one internal parallel port, designed for connecting a single legacy parallel device.
The HP Parallel Adapter is a plug-in card, which means it needs to be physically installed into a PCI Express slot inside your computer.
This adapter is primarily designed to provide legacy device connectivity through a parallel port, making it suitable for older peripherals that require this interface.