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We have an old LJ4 in the office. We're trying to upgrade the memory in the dang thing, but every SIMM we stick in there isn't being detected. We run a test, and it just keeps saying its got the same 2MB in it. I believe all our SIMMs are FD or EDO. I can't find anything helpful on HP's site about it. HP just says we need to order the memory from them to be sure we have the right part. (of course)
So what's up? Does this thing take parity or something?
Couldn't find any on Crucial's site using their "memory finder".
Kingston was a bit more informative, but lists LJ4 memory in their older products: http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/conf...submit1=Search
BTW, have you taken a look in the threads listed below as being similar? :cool:
You can find the parts breakdown for your LJ4 here. Click on the arrow for All Parts.
You should be able to find suitable replacements online. Our company uses this third-party vendor quite a bit: http://www.partsnow.com/Quote:
Memory (Product) [Electronic Accessories]
C2065A 4MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - For HP LaserJet IIISi, 4/4M, 4Si/MX
NO LONGER SUPPLIED
C2066A 8MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - For HP LaserJet IIISi, 4/4M, 4Si/MX
Memory (SIMM) [Electronic Accessories]
D2150-69001 1MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - (C2063A)
NO LONGER SUPPLIED
1818-4709 New part for D2150-69001
D2152-69001 $125.00, 8MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - (C2066A)
REQUIRES RETURN OF DEFECTIVE PART
D2152-63001 $172.00, New part for D2152-69001
D2156-69001 $100.00, 4MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - (C2065A)
REQUIRES RETURN OF DEFECTIVE PART
D2156-63001 $138.00, New part for D2156-69001
D2381-63001 32.00 2MB, 80nS, 36-bit SIMM memory module - (C2064A)
Good Luck!
Weird....DonJ, looks like all the stuff you posted was 36 pin SIMMs. This printer takes 72 pin....and one of our guys here found some old 4MB parity, and it took that just fine.
So now the sales guys can print their 70 page marketing PDFs on our printer with no problems....yay.
Cool.
My old office use to have a bunch of LJ 4's and 5's. I salvaged a bunch of 72 pin ram from our old 486's before I tossed them for redeployment in the printers. (I wish I had held on to the rest when I left :D) I seem to recall that you just had to try different sticks in different printers until they were happy. Might have been an issue with single sided v. double sided as well.
My post above refered to 36 BIT. Not 36 pin.Quote:
Originally Posted by FatalException0E
Anyway, glad you got it working.
Sorry, Don...guess my eyes are faster than my brain.
Come to think of it, I think the stuff we were trying before was double sided, and the parity we've got in there now is single sided.
Was going to post the same thing, those old beasts tend to use parity.