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Our Casio PC-link cable connects CASIO Calculator,
Digital Diary, and CASIO Digital Camera to a PC.
FREE software from CASIO,
to download programs and games to your CASIO Calculator (NOT the Diarys!).
Shareware from IMSL, to backup your CASIO Digital Diary to your PC then send your data to a Palm or Handspring.
Shareware from Beausoft to load photos from CASIO Digital Camera to a PC!
I designed the original Casio PC-link cable in 1986 and
licenced it to Traveling Software. Over 20 years it evloved
and won two patents and was copied by countless others. Casio
bought about a million cables in that time and I got a royalty for
each one, and supported it all the way. Well, it's finally over now.
Casio doesn't buy them anymore and we have about 900 left here in Oregon.
It connects all
Casio digital products (with 2.5mm size plug) to a PC or a Mac.
Casio calls this cable SB-87, SB-125, SB-150, and
SB155. Other designations when software was included are:
FA-120, FA-121, FA-122, FA-126, FA-127, FA-127W.
It works with all QV- Casio Digital Cameras, Label
Printers, Calculators, and the following list of Casio products:
We make just the cable not the software you'll need. Below are
links to freeware, shareware, and commercial software.
IMSL (makers of Casif/WIN) makes the best software
for exchanging data between your Digital Diary and a PC.
(this software is not for Cameras or Calculators)
WORLDWIDE: CASIO, Tokyo, Japan.
Suggest list price: $29.99
U.S.A. ===>: PCCABLES.COM Product search: 87020 (Only: $17.95!!!)
Scandinavia: Clover.se
(Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland).
More information about our PC-Link cable and a list of
Pfrancs who stock it can be found here.
For the best BOSS shareware, Click on the yellow box:
MAC software called CasioTalk can be found at:
For awesome cool software ... click on this here:
And here too:
When Casio came out with the first successful mass produced
digital camera in 1994, the QV-10, they used our cable. The same
one we designed and built for their PDA's in 1988. The QV- camera sales
took off and Casio included our cable in everyone sold in the USA.
The QV-10 and QV-11 were (and still are) the coolest and most fun
high tech toy I have ever owned. I still have my QV-10A and still
use it. I have a QV-8000sx too but the QV-10 is smaller, lighter,
simpler, and easier to use. It's a clasic. The Model-T of digital
cameras.
Go here for CFX-9850G and combatibles information:
Software for licensed veterinary personnel...
Click here to see the additional BOSS and Digital Diary models supported.
> DISTRIBUTORS:
(update: 2005, oops, Casio quit buying the cable so I assume they quit selling them too. ? )
New Zealand and Australia:
Pfranc Bruce
United Kingdom:
Pfranc Norma
> SOFTWARE:
NOTICE! Download Casif/WIN and see that it's the most awesome cool
software you can find anywhere at any price! The un-registered version is full
featured but restricts the number of records you can transfer!
(Ian quit his day job and supports Casif/WIN full time!) - So
try it out, then order our cable with Casif/WIN.
Casio used to sell our cable with TSI software in a nice box for $125.00 !
This address was sent to me by Ralph.Naess@ci.seattle.wa.us thanks Ralph!
Software for the Casio QV- Cameras!
Software for Casio Calculators!
Calculator to PC communication software:
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