Usb host to host communication

The best way is always via USB. That is how I connect my Bowers and Wilkins MM1 speakers, but you need the Drivers.

Bose has a section on setting up on their website.
https://www.bose.ca/en_ca/support/guides/articles/productCode/321gs_series2/guides.html?category=Connecting%20other%20products

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Try changin the usb connector of the cable that goes from the screen to the rear left of the machine. There are 4 connectors there.

Sony IC RECORDER ICD BX-800 (!without USB connection!)

What you need:
- newests audio drivers in Windows 7 (updated audio-drivers)
- audio cable 3,5 M (male) both ends M-M (male-male)
- freeware application Audacity for Windows (with LAME)

Howto step by step:
- one end of audio cable connect to dictaphon's headset (earphones) jack in recorder Sony IC RECORDER ICD BX-800
- other end of audio cable connect to PC/notebook microphone (or LINE IN)
- nothing special setup (adjust) regarding Audio in Windows 7, the device for record Audio keep Microphone (default)
- in Audacity set very little volume "Input Volume Slider" and "Output Volume Slider" (for example both 0,1)
- in Audacity like Input Device set "Input (Audio device High Definition Audio)": !Don't set in Audacity like Input Device "Microphone"!
- Audio Host: MME
- Output Device set "Speakers (Audio device)"
- Input Channels set "2 (Stereo) Input"
- Sampling (Hz) set 4410

Hello.

I am a Support Engineer with Xerox Scanners.

If scanner is stopping @ 98% is normally due t oa communication problem. Make sure USB cable is conencted to rear of PC ,and cable is no longer than 6ft..

We also have an extensive support site and knowlegebase at http://www.xeroxscanners.com/en/en/support/

If you continue to experience trouble, please feel free to contact us by calling 800-648-0410.

Regards,
Xerox Scanners Support

Your condensor mic requires special electrical handling usually reserved for proffesional audio equipment, not a PC. You will need two pieces of equipment, a short XLR cable and an adapter cable.
1) Behringer PS400 Ultra-Compact Phantom Power Supply.
This will supply the mic with necessary Phantom Power.
2) Rapco Horizon ISOBLOX Transformer Isolation 1:1 BLOX Device
This will isolate the Phantom Power from your computer, allowing it to work as necessary.
The adaptor connector cable you need will be a female XLR (with pins 1 and 3 shorted, pin 2 hot), through a cable connect to a 1/8" mini plug. They connect in that order with a short XLR cable between 1) and 2). .




I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/stanley_d05f392d8fafa669

You need a simple USB Printer Cable to connect the printer to USB Port of the Laptop, which is easily from any Computer Accessories store. Below is the picture of the cable. The normal USB plug (on the left) goes to the USB Post of the PC and the square one at the right should be connected to the printer.

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

That usually means the cable itself is bad. I have seen that often, Mostly the firewire cable fails.

Do you have the CD that came with your digital camera?

IF so, put it in your optical drive, and install the software.
This CD contains the drivers for your camera.
Drivers allow your computer to 'communicate' with you camera.

Now obtain the correct USB connector that plugs into your camera. Should be a male Micro, style of USB male plug,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USB_types_2.jpg

The plug all the way to the left in the photo.

They sell USB cables that have this style of male USB plug on one end, and the usual USB A style on the other end of the cable.

Male. The male USB A style, is shown all the way to the right in the photo.

Looking at the usual style of USB plug, compare it's size to the Micro USB plug.

Yes, the female version of that plug is on your phone.

There is also a kit made by Philips, that has 5 different adapter ends of the USB style, in the kit.

The adapter ends just plug onto a male USB A style end.
The kit comes with a Male A USB to Male A USB cable.
It's rolled up on a tiny reel that is about 1 inch wide, and is retractable.
You just grab the ends of the cable, and pull out the length of cable you need.

This gives you an idea of what I'm referring to,

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Emerge-Tech-Retractable-USB-2.0-A-Male-to-A-Female-Cable/12575359

With the software from your camera installed on your computer, and the USB cable plugged from your camera to your computer, you are able to download.

Some camera's have it so you turn the camera on, and open the shutter. Your camera may differ. Check your camera user guide.

Another way is to buy an All-In-One card reader.
Plug a USB cable into it, and your computer.

This is an example,

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1187796&CatId=962

(Scroll down the page to watch the animated gif demonstrating the card reader. Right above the large, red Ultra 3 Year Warranty heading)

This was an issue with earlier models and is usually attributed to the "USB" connector on the bottom of the control panel not being attched securely. Note: although the connector is USB, it is NOT hot swappable and will crash the machine if unplugged while the power is on.

Power off the machine. Ensure the cable is securely attached and restart the 7665. Make sure when you turn it off that it is completely off before restarting or you could corrupt the system software.

This is not a big problem if the tablet works. There are three simple possible solutions to this problem:

1) Sometimes you can plug USB devices into a wall socket so you don't rely entirely on the USB power. See if the tablet can be attached to another power source - if so use the appropriate power adaptor to plug it into a wall socket.

2) Very few USB cables are designed to carry much current. This design keeps the USB cables thin and flexible. Try purchasing a USB cable that looks like it can carry the extra current. Unfortunately USB cable manufacturers do not display how much electrical current their cables can deliver efficiently, so you will need to guess. Generally the thicker cables can carry more current - these cables are *not* necessarily the expensive gold-plated ones. You can usually find a thick cheap one that will do the trick - but it will take a little experimentation. Try different thick USB cables to see if one makes the problem go away.

3) get a special USB cable that takes the power from 2 USB ports and delivers it to one device. These are strange looking USB cables that have an extra male adaptor cord hanging from a USB cable - the cable has 2 male adaptors and 1 female adaptor. Of course this will take up two USB slots on your USB hub.

Hope these help!