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User Guide The Locate your Printer window is displayed: WPS870G 3 Select Connect to a printer on the Internet or on your intranet and enter the URL of the WPS870G as follows: ip_address represents the IP address of the IPP Server and 631 is the port number. Port 1 (Parallel) ip_address:631/ipp/P1 Port 2 (USB) ip_address:631/ipp/P2 Note: These entries are case sensitive. They must be entered as shown, with "ipp" in lower case, and P1 and P2 in UPPER case. If the connection can be established and the printer on that port is on-line, the Connect to Printer window is displayed to prompt you to install the printer driver. 4 Click OK and then select the printer manufacturer and model that matches the printer connected to the port on the WPS870G. 5 Click Next and complete the Wizard. The IPP printer is now ready for use. PAGE 69

Section	Page
Front Cover	1
Regulatory, Warranty, and Copyright	2
Table of Contents	5
Section 1: Overview	8
Features	8
Safety Instructions	9
Package Contents	10
WPS870G Physical Description	11
Back of WPS870G	11
Test Print and Restore Button	12
To generate a diagnostic test page:	12
To restore the factory default settings:	12
Front of WPS870G	13
LED Indicators	13
Section 2: Installation	15
Overview	15
Before You Begin, a Choice	15
IP Assignment	15
Choosing a Static IP Address	16
Subnet Mask/Gateway Address Discovery	16
Inferring an IP Address	17
Hardware Setup	17
Wireless Router to WPS870G Connection	17
Computer to WPS870G Connection	18
Installation Wizard Setup Procedure	19
Installation Notes	19
Wireless Print Server Utility Installation	25
WPS870G Utility Install for Windows 98SE/Windows ME	25
WPS870G Utility Installation for Windows 2000	29
WPS870G Utility Install for Windows XP	33
Existing Printer Driver Configuration	37
Section 3: Wireless Security Configuration	38
Overview	38
Logging In	38
Wireless Security Setup	39
Section 4: Web-Based Management	41
Overview	41
Preparation	41
Network Layout Diagrams	42
Connecting to the WPS870G	43
Help, Restart, and Logout	44
Status	45
Server Status	45
Printer Status	46
Network Settings	47
Network Setting	47
Wireless Settings	49
Wireless Basic	49
Wireless Security	51
Printer Settings	53
Configure Server	53
Protocol Settings	54
AppleTalk®	54
NetBEUI	55
Control Panel	56
Device Security	56
Updating Firmware	57
Section 5: Alternate Client Computer Configurations	58
Overview	58
Printing Methods	58
Which printing method should I use?	58
Checking Your Network Protocols (Windows 9x)	59
Windows IP Printing	60
What Is Required	60
Windows 98SE/ME IP Printer Port Setup	61
Windows 2000/XP IP Printer Port Setup	63
Print Jobs Management	65
Delete a Printing Port	65
Advanced Port Options	66
Windows SMB Printing	67
Windows with Server-based Print Queues	69
Macintosh® (AppleTalk)	71
Software Requirements	71
AppleTalk Setup	71
Printing	71
Advanced Setup and Management	71
Macintosh OS X	72
LPR Printing Setup	72
Section 6: Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)	73
Overview	73
Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) Requirements	73
Installing IPP Client – Windows 98SE/ME	73
IPP Client Configuration – Windows 98SE/ME	74
IPP Client Setup – Windows 2000/XP	75
Changing the IPP Port Settings	77
Using IPP Printers	77
Section 7: Troubleshooting	78
Contact Information	78
Hardware and LAN Solutions	78
All of the Wireless Print Server's LEDs are off.	78
The Wireless Print Server unit cannot be found on the LAN, s	78
I am using DHCP and there is an IP Address conflict involvin	79
I use a router and had to restart it. Now I can’t print.	79
How do I change the Domain name?	79
AppleTalk (Macintosh) Solutions	79
Why do I get an incorrect printout?	79
Can't find the Wireless Print Server's name in the Chooser.	79
My EPS file does not print with the correct fonts.	80
I cannot select the \	80
A cover page prints either on the first or the last page of	80
The colors on my printed output do not match the colors on m	80
When I send a print job, I get a PostScript Command error or	80
My printer doesn’t show up in the list of available printers	80
Windows Printing Solutions	81
The Installation Wizard cannot detect my Print Server in Win	81
I cannot print in Windows XP.	81
When I tried to install the Printing software for Peer-to-Pe	81
On Windows 98, I installed the Print Port Driver for Peer-to	81
Using Windows 2000/XP, I installed the printer using LPR as	84
When printing from some software applications such as PowerP	85
How do I print to the Wireless Print Server's printer from a	85
Windows 98SE/ME	85
Windows 2000/XP	86
I have set up IPP Printing using my router but can no longer	87
Unix® Troubleshooting	88
Print Server is not recognized.	88
The Print Server’s IP address is forgotten and it needs to b	88
Appendix A: Specifications	89
General Specifications	89
Parallel Port Pin Assignments	89
Protocol Support	90
Feature Support	90
Appendix B: Windows Server Configuration	91
Windows NT 4.0 Server	91
Adding TCP/IP Printing Support	91
Adding a TCP/IP Remote Printer	91
Windows 2000/2003 Server	92
Appendix C: Unix Systems	93
Overview	93
Wireless Print Server IP Address Configuration	93
LPD Configuration	94
LPD on IBM AIX 4.15	94
LPD on System V	95
Procedure Table	95
Adding Remote Printers	96
LPD on Linux	96
LPD on BSD	98
Procedure Table	98
Adding Remote Printers	98
Printing using LPD	99
Appendix D: NetWare	100
Overview	100
Creating an NDPS Manager Object	100
Starting NDPS	101
Creating an NDPS Printer Agent	101
Glossary	103