Eoj problem i have samsung 4725fn all in one printer and when i print through network the last page always printed is EOJ... this thing is bothering me... can i fix that?

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

You system does not provide a way to stop the EOJ page....
most network printers do not allow that function

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I posted this on a separate inquiry, but I feel it benefits to post twice. I deleted all the Samsung SCX 4725fn PCL6 drivers from the computers using the printer and loaded in from Samsung's website a Universal Print Driver. This took care of that pesky EOJ page and the print jobs come out great. Good luck!

Sounds like a driver problem. Some printers require eoj (end of job) character & will wait forever.
Do a test print (search internet on how to print status page- usually button press combo). If you get a printout, you know the print engine is good.
If the printer is able to parse text, then try sending an ascii test file & see if anything prints. This will tell you whether it's a comm issue or rendering issue.

Hi,

you may try uninstall the driver and reinstall the new driver from samsung website. www.samsung.com

it might help to resolved this issue. make sure that after you install the driver do a test print and set the paper size to a4 as default it is set to letter.

Scan functions are not supported over a network for this model.

your printer paper size shorter than your PC dos-program print size setting, example: if use a letter size paper to print a A4 size file which should occur two paper go out..
so you need check your PC print setting or take a presetting paper size, make a size match between PC program and paper in printer .
hope you fix it, please take a rating let me know how much helped you thanks!

I had a computer experiencing the same problem.
I found under the printer properties that there was 2 drivers listed; both say "Dell Laser MFP 1600n PCL 6"
I swtiched the settings from one to the other.
The Printing Preferences also show more options.

• Open the Printer(Control Panel->Printers>Dell MFP 1600n)
• On the menu at the top click Printer->Properties
• Click the tab at the top Labeled Advanced
• Change the driver and Click Apply

This should fix your problem.

I have the same problem with my Canon ImageRunner 3200

With the printer connected to the network, just install the drivers on each PC, and select "Network Printer" when prompted at install. The installer will search for the printer on the network and will probably find it. If not, you just need to provide the IP address of the printer. Assuming your network uses DHCP for addressing, the printer will have been provided an appropriate address automatically. You can find out what this address is by scrolling though the Network Setup menu on the device or by printing a network configuation page. Printing of this page is an option on the Reports menu.

well..that EOJ line, is possibly farther down in the program settings, and is like a page break. the Dell is only doing what it's reading, so the answer is in the programming of the application. Perhaps you might query that company about how well that program interfaces with the Postscript quality printer you have?

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