Driver for Panasonic KX-P1124

Hi Folks, I’m a little embarrassed in that I have been using Apple computers since the IIe was new and can’t seem to resolve what should be a simple problem.
I have a Panasonic KX-P1124i printer that I have been using for many years on a Power Mac 6100 using a PowerPrint adapter. Since I now only use this printer for making labels, I’m trying to attach it to my Silver Tower G4 using a IEEE 1284 Parallel to USB cable.
Since there apparently is no Mac driver for this printer, I downloaded Ghostwriter and the Epson LQ850 PPD which should work as this printer emulates both the Epson LQ850 and the IBM Proprinter X24E. Unfortunately, it does not work.
When I attempt to print the screen indicates the computer is sending data, but the printer does not respond.
I’d appreciate any suggestions as I have had a serious brain flush!

You could try the alternative communications software (backend) usbtb from _http://buymelunch.org/printing/usbtb/_. That software will sometimes work better with parallel to USB adapters.
You might also want to try another parallel to USB adapter if you can find one you can borrow or find one that you can return to the store for full refund if it doesn't work. If I remember correctly, the PowerPrint adapter goes back a bit. It may not be fully USB compliant.
Matt

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Here's the official list of supported printers:
OS X: Printer and scanner software available for download
No Panasonic printer is on it. That means you're completely dependent on Panasonic to provide a driver for the printer, or some other way to make it work. Otherwise there's probably nothing you can do. The only thing you can try is to set up the printer manually as a generic PCL or Postscript device. Usually, that doesn't work.

Driver For Panasonic PV-GS 150

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When I bought my Panasonic camera I didn't need to get drivers to run it on the Mac. All you need is a 4 - 6 pin firewire cable (no, it doesn't come with the camera!)It might be a good idea to take your camera with you when you buy it just to make sure you get the correct one.
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Welcome to the forum!
Any PATA laptop drive will work as long as it's 9.5mm high, but most of today's drives will throw a "2010 error" on boot, which is really not a big deal IMHO.
The biggest hard drive that won't throw this error is Fujitsu MHV2120AH (120GB/5400rpm) that has been discontinued a while ago. Expect to pay a hefty premium for a sealed one.
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Try this one and let us know whether it worked:
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Welcome to the forum!
What's the model number of your T42, 237?-???
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T41 Video driver for Windows 7

The current version of the ATI Display Driver for Windows 7 32bit does not work properly on my system Windows 7 Where to find good support for ATI Mobility 9000 and 3D Accelerator

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Win 7 on a31p / need driver for graphics card FireGL7800

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Welcome to the forum!
There is NO driver for Vista or W7 when it comes Fire GL 7800 because it's simply considered underpowered to run any of these operating systems.
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Need larger capacity Hard Drive for ThinkPad T43 Product: 2668Y4F

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