Printer malfunction The printer adds one number to each keypad input. Thus, 2 x 3 = 6 prints as 3 x 4 = 12. Or 2 x 333 = 666 prints as 3 x 444 = 1,332. Is there a solution for this problem?

Adjust vertical offset in printer properties. If that doesn't fix it, adjust it under "advanced". Or... you can set the offset in the printer itself. Hold down the left two buttons at the same time. Cycle through the settings until you get to vertical offset.

Turn on the printer.

2 Press the "Machine Setup" button in the upper left corner of the control panel.

3 Press the "Admin Setting" button on the touchscreen. Touch the password input area if the administrator set a password for the printer. Press the number keypad buttons to enter the password. Press the "OK" button on the touchscreen.

4 Press the "General" tab shown on the screen.

5 Press the "Default Settings" option. Press "Yes" to reset all at once the user settings configured on the printer, such as copy and scan options, fax settings and network and system options

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Thanks, Joe

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1. Click "Add a printer".
2. Click "Add a network printer".
3. Click "The printer that I want isn't listed".
4. Select "Add a printer using TCP/IP". Click "Next".
5. Type in the print server's IP address. Click "Next".
6. Select "Custom". Click "Settings".
7. Change Protocol to "LPR". In LPR Settings, type in "lp1". Click "OK".
8. Click "Next". Select your printer. If your printer isn't listed, click "Windows Update". If still not listed, install driver from manufacturer's website.
9. Print a test page!

You may not have configured the HP for two trays.
Open Printers and Faxes - right click on the HP printer and click on Properties - click Device Settings tab - Installable Options, in Number of Input Trays enter "2" then click OK.
When you print you will be able to select the tray1 or 2 to print.

First, I just want to say--OMFG-- what a hassle to get wireless printing to work. I don't recommend this printer for

anyone that's not computer savvy, unless you just want to print through the usb cable.

My problems started when I first bought the printer and tried to install from the cd. I ran into several 'Fatal Flaw'

errors which required the software to uninstall, the computer to restart, then try to install software again after

searching the HP support webpage to determine the cause of failure. I finally gave up and went to the HP download page

and downloaded this:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software10/COL23513/mp-60963-2/OJJ4600_Basic_10.exe

This installed everything without errors but I still couldn't do wireless printing.
I tried to connect using the wizard but it said it couldn't find the printer. The error report file said the

passphrase on my printer did not match my router. So I thought I had forgotten my router password. I reconfigured the

router password and I received the same error message.

My next step was to press the wrench key on the printer control panel and press the arrow keys beside the OK button

until I found "wireless menu".I clicked OK and proceeded to enter the data manually on the printer. Voila, success! or

so I thought. It told me that connecting to the router was successful but I still couldn't print.

My printer showed up in the Printers and Fax section of contol panel, the drivers installed properly, the printer said

it was connected to the router, and I could print using a usb cable. Just no wireless.

If it wasn't for the fact that it was 1:00 am I would have taken it back for a refund.

I decided to try one last thing. I opened Printers and Faxes in control panel then "Add a Printer" in the top left

corner.then:


"Local printer attached to this computer"
DID NOT check "Automatically detect and install Plug and Play printer"
"Use the following port" I used "DOT4_002(Officejet J4680 Printer)"
Manufacturer-- "HP" Printers--"HP Officejet J4680 Series
Kept existing drivers
Printer Name "HP Officejet J4680 Series (Copy 2)"
printed a test page and -----

it still didn't work.

The only option I had left was to add a printer and CREATE A NEW PORT, which FINALLY solved the problem. Here is how

to do that.

For Windows XP

Click:
Control Panel
Printer and Faxes
Add a Printer (should be in the top left corner)
Check "Local printer attached to this computer"
DO NOT check "Automatically detect and install Plug and Play printer"
NEXT
Choose "Create a new a port"
if it asks you to input a name, enter whatever you want in the "name" box. It should be something so you will

recognize it as your printer.
Choose "Standard TCP/IP Port"
NEXT
A new wizard should pop up.
NEXT
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For this step you will need to go the control panel on your printer to find your printers IP address.
Press the wrench button, scroll the arrow keys until you see "Print Report", press OK, then scroll to find "Network

Configuration"
Print this page. Under GENERAL INFORMATION find the URL number.
********

Go back to the Add Printer Wizard
In the top row, enter the URL like this: 192.168.0.100 using your numbers
NEXT
Choose the "Custom" button
NEXT
and you should be finished.

If it still doesn't work you may need to manually configure your DHCP router to input a static M.A.C address for the

printer, which you can find on the sheet you printed off. It should look something like this
Hardware Address (MAC) 00345a0d04v
Consult your router help files to find how to do that or search the web.

It took me two days to figure this out so I hope this will help.

DMan

First, make sure that your Printer is setup with the correct wireless information from your wireless router. Once this information has been entered, you should be able to connect to the wireless printer.

Click add Printer, from Control Panel, Printers & Faxes.

Click Add Printer, and than add Local Printer, Create Local Port, TCP/IP.

Print out the network configuration page from the printer, should be under menu.

Next input the IP information into the IP Address field, the Port will automatically be filled in.

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Possible reason why you cannot print with the print server is because the computer is not getting a valid IP from the router or a firewall is installed in the computer. You have to disable all firewalls installed in the computer.

For the print server setup, please follow the steps below:

Note: Before setting up the print server, make sure that you can print when printer is connected directly to the computer.

1. Wire the print server to router. Check the lights on it. It should have the ACT light on and the Error light off.

2. One way to test if the printer would work with the print server is to reset the print server for 3 to 5 seconds while it is powered on and after you release the button, the printer should automatically print the IP address of the print server.

Note: If the printer did not print, there is a possibility that they are not compatible. However, you may still continue to try to set up the print server.

3. Install the PS121 software.

a. Power on your computer, let the operating system boot up completely, and log in as needed.
b. Insert the Resource CD for the PS121 into your CD-ROM drive. The CD main page shown at the right will load.
c. Click Install Software.
d. Click Next and follow the software installation utility prompts to complete the software installation.
e. When prompted, restart your computer to complete the installation.
f. When your computer restarts, click Finish to run the Print Server Setup Wizard.

4. Run the Print Server Setup Wizard to Set Up a Fixed IP Address for the PS121.

a. The Print Server Setup Wizard screen should be displayed.
b. Click Next to proceed. The Print Server Wizard will now search your network for the PS121. If the Print Server Setup Wizard cannot find your PS121, check the network connections and status lights on the PS121.
c. The “Server Name” and the “IP Address” your network assigned to the PS121 are displayed. Click Next to proceed to the device name screen.
d. You can enter a descriptive Device Name and Domain Name or accept the defaults. Click Next to proceed to the IP Address configuration screen. The Print Server Wizard displays a recommended static IP address setting for the PS121. This is usually fine.
e. Click Next to proceed.
f. Click Finish to exit the Print Server Setup Wizard. This completes the configuration of the PS121 for operation on your network.
g. Click Yes to run the Add Printer Port Wizard. Follow the instructions in the next section for using the this wizard to set up each computer to use the PS121.

To set up each computer to use the PS121, please follow the instructions below:

1. Use the NETGEAR Add Printer Wizard to set up each PC to use the PS121.
a. When the Print Server Setup Wizard finishes, you are prompted to run the Add Printer Port Wizard. Click Yes to proceed. Alternatively, from the Windows Start menu NETGEAR Print Server program group, you can run the NETGEAR Add Printer Wizard.
b. After a short delay while the software searches the network for your PS121, the Printer Select window opens and displays the PS121 you have set up.
c. Click Next to proceed to the Port/Printer name screen. Take note of the printer model number listed.

2. Set up the correct printer driver for the printer port.
a. Click Next to proceed to the Port/Printer name screen. Take note of the printer model number listed.
b. Click Next to proceed to the Select Printer screen. If you see the exact printer model number listed as the printer model number from in the previous screen, click it to select it from the list.
c. If prompted, print a test page to verify operation of the printer and the PS121. Then, close any remaining Add Printer Port Wizard or Windows Add Printer Wizard windows.

Use the NETGEAR PS121 Mini Print Server Resource CD to run the Add Printer Port Wizard to set up each PC on you network that you want to use with the PS121. Select the port you added

You may also use the links below as your guide to troubleshoot the print server:

http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n101269.asp

http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100033.asp

However, if this does not resolve the issue we will need to get some additional details from you to be able to assist you further. I have summarized my questions below:

1. Model number of router
2. Model of printer
3. Operating system of computer/s

An Emulation driver will fix everyones problem... Do this:

1. Click on "Start", then "Control Panel" and then "Printers and Faxes".
2. In the left hand column choose the option "Add Printer". The "Add Printer Wizard" comes up, click on "Next".
3. At the "Local or Network Printer" screen choose "Local" and remove the check from "Automatically Detect".
4. Click on "Next".
5. At the "Select Port" screen choose the appropriate port (usually LPT1: recommended printer port).
6. At the install printer software screen choose "Epson" under "Manufacturer" and LQ-1050 for the printer, then click "Next". If you wanted to install the Windows universal driver, choose "generic" under "Manufacturer" and choose "Text Only", then click "Next".
7. At the printer name screen choose "Next".
8. When asked if you would like the printer to be default make the appropriate selections and then click "Next".
9. Finally click on "Finish". You may need your Windows XP installation disk.