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Problems

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5 Make sure Network is selected, then click Browse. 6 Click to expand the network path, then click the + next to Epson_Ipr and select your printer. 7 Click OK, then click OK again. Click Apply on the Details tab. 8 To test the connection, click the General tab and click Print Test Page. If the test page prints, click Yes, then click OK to close the Properties window. If it doesn't print, try the suggestions under "Problems?" below. Congratulations! You're ready for wireless printing. See Printer Basics for more information. Problems? The print server's status page doesn't print, or it indicates that zero bytes were transmitted or received. Make sure the parallel cable is securely connected to both the print server and your computer. Make sure the printer is on. Check the printer's lights to see if there is a problem. See Printer Basics for details. Unplug the AC adapter from the print server and plug it in again. Then press the print server's test button for 10 seconds to reset it to its factory defaults. If you still have problems, contact EPSON. The Wireless Server Search window fails to pick up a signal from the print server. Test button Make sure the print server, printer, and access point are not near a cordless phone unit, microwave oven, BluetoothTM device, or large metal object. Try moving them to a new location, or try moving them closer to each other. Press the print server's test button for 10 seconds to reset it. On Macintosh, select your wireless network again. Try restarting your computer. On Macintosh, make sure that AirPort is on, and that both AppleTalk and TCP/ IP are enabled. Confirm the connection between the computer and your access point or base station. If you have problems establishing a connection, reset the access point or base station. continue

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Problems?
continue
5
Make sure
Network
is selected, then click
Browse
.
6
Click to expand the network path, then click the
+
next to
Epson
_
Ipr
and select your printer.
7
Click
OK
, then click
OK
again. Click
Apply
on the Details tab.
8
To test the connection, click the
General
tab and click
Print Test Page
.
If the test page prints, click
Yes
, then click
OK
to close the Properties
window.
If it doesn’t print, try the suggestions under “Problems?” below.
Congratulations! You’re ready for wireless printing. See
Printer Basics
for more information.
The print server’s status
Make sure the parallel cable is securely
page doesn’t print, or it
connected to both the print server and your
indicates that zero bytes
computer.
were transmitted
or received.
Make sure the printer is on. Check the printer’s
lights to see if there is a problem. See
Printer
Basics
for details.
Unplug the AC adapter from the print server
and plug it in again. Then press the print
server’s test button for 10 seconds to reset
it to its factory defaults. If you still have
problems, contact EPSON.
The Wireless Server
Make sure the print server, printer, and access
Search window fails to
point are not near a cordless phone unit,
pick up a signal from
microwave oven, Bluetooth
TM
device, or large
the print server.
metal object. Try moving them to a new
location, or try moving them closer to
each other.
Press the print server’s test button for 10
seconds to reset it. On Macintosh, select your
wireless network again.
Try restarting your computer.
On Macintosh, make sure that AirPort is
on, and that both AppleTalk and TCP/IP
are enabled.
Confirm the connection between the computer
and your access point or base station. If you
have problems establishing a connection,
reset the access point or base station.
Test button