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D-Link RangeBooster G DPR-1260 Print Server

Unable to print

posted by Tridhos on Mar 25, 2008
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I have the DLink DPR-1260 and I have connected my two USB printers to it. One is an Epson CX6500 and the other a Canon LPB2900. The Epson is a scanner as well and I can actually use the scan facility from my computer running XP using the wireless link. The drivers loaded okay and both printers are listed when I use the DLink setup page. However when I try to print to either printer it reports: Incorrect Port The port to which the printer is connected is not supported check the port. I am using Ports 9101 and 9102. As I say I can see both printers on the wireless link and both drivers loaded so I am not sure why I cannot print to either printer.

Comment by Tridhos, posted on Mar 25, 2008

I have now managed to print to my Epson but on the status page for the DLink showing both printers the Canon is shown off line. I have swapped USB ports with no difference. The Canon prints if I connect direct to a USB port on my computer but shows off line when connected to the DL print server even though I can see its status. I have compared the port configuration and they are identical so I just cannot see why my Canon should be showing off line when all the indications on the Canon printer are normal.
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posted on May 23, 2008
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froggy66


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I have had the same problem. 2 computers had been able to print fine then 1 stopped (other was still fine). I use Network Magic as well- noticed that the IP address for the print server was different on each computer.
I deleted the 2 printers on the computer that could not communicate to the server, logged into the server and set its IP address to static at the address listed on the computer that could print. Next ran the set up for the printers on the problem computer again.
Test pages now printed out fine.

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