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Posted on Jun 25, 2008

Same issue after power loss...

I have the same problem now... did you figure out a method to get it to work again? I remember having this problem before, found an answer on an Australian website and unfortunately I didn't print it out as the page doesn't exist anymore...

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The wonderful Asante tech support people talked me through this fix (for free), just the other day.

This is for system 10.5.x:
1. Delete that printer from your list of printers in System Preferences.
2. Make sure your computer, printer, and Asante box are all hooked up together and turned on.
3. Click + under the list of printers in System Preferences.
4. Click AppleTalk icon in top row of dialogue box that appears.
5. After a moment, click Bluetooth icon instead.
6. After a moment, unplug the power cord from your Asante box (but not from the electrical outlet).
7. After a moment, re-plug the power cord into your Asante box and, as soon as possible after the "TX" light comes on, click the AppleTalk icon again.
8. Within a few moments, your printer's name should appear. Highlight its name, then make sure all the information about it that appears is correct, then click "Add."
9. Everything should communicate beautifully. I had no further problems.

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