is it ACTUALLY a GX-24?
according to roland, it would only have a usb interface.
there would be no serial or parallel port on the back to plug into
please recheck model & serial # & if you don't mind post a picture
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PC stopped detecting my USB for my ROLAND GX-24
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is it ACTUALLY a GX-24?
according to roland, it would only have a usb interface.
there would be no serial or parallel port on the back to plug into
please recheck model & serial # & if you don't mind post a picture
I'm sorry about the accident.
The picture was the best I could take. It is a GX-24 CAMM-1 SERVO serial # ZT51940 with USB and female Serial port on the right side.
NETSOL, today I ordered the cable you told me, the one in the link.
I want to make sure if I will be able to use the cable I ordered today alone without any adapter.
Or do I need to order a Null Modem adapter to use it?
The picture was the best I could take. It is a GX-24 CAMM-1 SERVO serial # ZT51940 with USB and female Serial port on the right side.
NETSOL, today I ordered the cable you told me, the one in the link.
I want to make sure if I will be able to use the cable I ordered today alone without any adapter.
Or do I need to order a Null Modem adapter to use it?
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Attila Nagy
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The description does not clearly says it is a NULL MODEM cable (cross linked) but still could be. In default serial adapters are STRAIGHT. You might need a male-female Null modem dongle. Free to give a try. make sure baud rate settings are the same on the cutter and on your cutting software.
How is your family member that had the accident, are they OK?
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Yes that is how I used it previously until it stopped working
Is it showing as a generic printer in control panel settings, under printers and devices. You may also need to change settings in cmos to recognize the cutter. Been years since I owned one of these, but remember it took some setting up for it to recognize it. Will also add that I have never run one on win 10, only had XP back then.