Toshiba eStudio232 Setup as a TCPIP Printer - I can ping fine but when I try to print it shows in the log I was printing but also shows NO paper was used - must be a setting on how to handle print jobs differently then copy jobs
Make sure store to e-file is not picked on the print job page on the printer properties. Also make sure the paper size of what your trying to print is available in the machine( eg print job is A5 paper etc)
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go to run prompt on client end and typ \\ip add of main pc where ur printer actually connected nd then u will get shared printer on display, u will get shared icon of ur network printer right click there nd connect it .... if it doesnt show any problem to connect it will work nicely ...........
try following - download the newest printer driver from http://www.copiers.toshiba.com/support/index.jsp - uninstall current driver - delete port if it is still present - restart the machine - start setup (choose XPS printer driver and PCL printer driver) - setup should offer the machine with IP automatically, if not enter IP manually - print test page - it should be working if not let me know, write in comment what happened
First off can you ping the printer?
Then make sure in your network settings you set the printer for a manual or static IP address so it is not changing on you.
Try turning off any firewalls you have on your computer or network. On a firewall, you can ping the printer but it will not sent print data. You can write the IP address through the firewall to allow printing.
Log onto your web browser and type in the IP with the firewall on and see if you can see the printer. Then shut off all firewalls and do the same thing.
Also see if the printer has an IP filter enabled, that will stop it from printing also.
try this: start, printers and faxes right click on the print driver , go down to properties click click on ports click configure port click lpr in protocol Lpr queue name PRINT LPR byte counting enable SNMP enabled
Do you have the print option ? If not, you can configure everything, print jobs will show up on the cue, but they will just disappear into space. The print option looks like a USB key attached near where the network attaches to the copier.
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