Troubleshooting
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The USB 2.0 Hi-speed Connection Does Not Work Properly
Problem Possible Cause Try This
When you
connect to a
computer
running Windows
XP, the screen
shows the
warning message
“High-SPEED USB
Device Plugged
into non-High-
SPEED USB Hub”.
You connect to a
computer that does
not support USB
2.0 Hi-Speed.
Connect to the printer’s lower port (USB).
The warning message will no longer appear.
For the system requirements for the USB 2.0
Hi-Speed connection, see “BJ Printer Driver
BJ Printer Driver BJ Printer Driver
BJ Printer Driver
Systems Requirements
Systems RequirementsSystems Requirements
Systems Requirements” on page 79.
The USB 2.0 Hi-
Speed
connection does
not work
properly.
You connect to a
computer that does
not support USB
2.0 Hi-Speed.
Connect to the printer’s lower port (USB).
For the system requirements for the USB 2.0
Hi-Speed connection, see “BJ Printer Driver
BJ Printer Driver BJ Printer Driver
BJ Printer Driver
Systems Requirements
Systems RequirementsSystems Requirements
Systems Requirements” on page 79.
Even though your
computer and
operating system
support USB 2.0
Hi-Speed, it does
not seem to work
well.
Your cable does not
support USB 2.0 Hi-
Speed.
Be sure to use a USB 2.0 Hi-Speed certified cable, preferably one no longer than 3
meters (approx. 9.84 feet).
You connect to the
computer through a
USB hub.
Connect the printer directly to the computer’s USB port without going through the
hub.
Either an expansion
card supporting
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
or the driver for
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
may not be
installed correctly
so that the printer
is not recognized.
1. Read the manual supplied with the expansion card and reinstall the card.
2. Reinstall the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed driver using the latest version of the driver.
Two icons for the
printer are
created.
You have chang ed
the USB cable from
the lower port to
the upper one on
the printer or vice-
versa, which
created a second
printer icon.
Open Printers and Faxes
Printers and FaxesPrinters and Faxes
Printers and Faxes (Printers
PrintersPrinters
Printers in Windows 2000) from Control Panel
Control PanelControl Panel
Control Panel and select
the non grayed-out printer icon to print from.
The grayed-out printer icon is for the port that is no longer connected.
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