Problems and Solutions
Here are some troubleshooting tips if you are having trouble setting up your print server or printing over your wireless network.
When you start
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You’re having trouble connecting to the print server.
■Check the lights on your print server. The yellow light remains on when your network has a connection to the print server, and the green light flashes when data is transmitted to the print server. If the yellow light is on, make sure you have a connection between your computer and access point or base station (if you have one).
■Make sure your computer’s wireless adapter is installed and configured correctly. See the instructions that came with the adapter.
■If you have an access point, make sure it is turned on and configured correctly. You need to confirm the connection between your computer and access point before you can connect to the print server. Try resetting the access point if you’re having a problem establishing a connection. See the instructions that came with your access point for more information.
■If you’re using AirPort, make sure that AirPort is enabled in the AppleTalk Control Panel. Also, make sure that AppleTalk and TCP/IP are enabled in your AirPort utility. Finally, make sure that you are using AirPort version 1.3 or later. (If you have an earlier version of AirPort, you can download an upgrade to version 1.3 from Apple’s web site.)
■If you’re using an AirPort Base Station, make sure you have selected a working connection to your base station from the AirPort Networks list. If you’re using AirPort in
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