RJ
12-16-2000, 05:07 PM
Hello,
I recently got a parallel laplink cable to connect 2 PCs via LPT. A friend of mine visited me today, he saw the DCC I used and he liked it.
Now the following:
He has at home his own PC, and his mother has another, but in the living room, while my friend's PC is in his room.
But he liked the DCC, and he likes to connect the two PCs via LPT because it's not expensive as buying two network cards and it's only used to transfer data.
But parallel cable can only be max. 5m (as I know).
The two PCs are about 12m.
Now is there a possibility (maybe a signal amplifier) to connect both over that distance via LPT and how expensive would it be ?
RJ
I recently got a parallel laplink cable to connect 2 PCs via LPT. A friend of mine visited me today, he saw the DCC I used and he liked it.
Now the following:
He has at home his own PC, and his mother has another, but in the living room, while my friend's PC is in his room.
But he liked the DCC, and he likes to connect the two PCs via LPT because it's not expensive as buying two network cards and it's only used to transfer data.
But parallel cable can only be max. 5m (as I know).
The two PCs are about 12m.
Now is there a possibility (maybe a signal amplifier) to connect both over that distance via LPT and how expensive would it be ?
RJ