Manuals / IOGear / Computer Equipment / Network Card

IOGear GPSR01U user manual Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port

Models: GPSR01U

1 80

Download 80 pages 27.51 Kb

Page 1

Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port

Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port

User Manual (GPSR01U)

®

Image 1

IOGear GPSR01U user manual Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port

Contents

Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port Page Welcome Table of Contents Limited Warranty Un-installationAppendix Technical SupportThis package contains 1 - Wireless USB Print Server 1 - User Manual Package Contents1 - Installation CD 1 - Warranty/Registration card 1 - Power Adapter If any items are damaged or missing, please contact your dealerOverview Features Operating Systems System RequirementsPrinters Network environmentNetwork configuration IntroductionProduct Overview Network ManagementOperation mode - Normal / Diagnostic Power - 3.3V 2A Reset Button - Recessed button resets the unitIntroduction Pictorial IntroductionHardware Installation InstallationBefore you start, you should prepare Software installation Installation3. Select Next in the following window to initiate the Setup Wizard Installation5. Once the wizard is finished searching, highlight the print server and click Next InstallationChange the SSID to match your wireless network SSID Installation9. TCP/IP Settings - In this window you can configure the Wireless Print Server to obtain an IP address automatically from your DHCP server, or you can specify an IP address if your network does not have a DHCP server. Select which fits your network best and click Next Installation11. Installation complete. Click Finish to close the wizard Installation12. Change the SSID of you network card back to the SSID used on your network and change the Network Type back to Infrastructure Installation15. The wizard will now search for print servers on the network Installation16. Once the server finds the print server, highlight it and click Next Installation18. The wizard will help you set up the printer that is connected to the print server. Select “Add New Printer” . If your driver is already installed, select the driver and click Next Installation20. The next window is the Add Printer wizard. Click Next InstallationInstallation Installation Note There should be no reason to share it as the print server Installationwill take care of that for you 29. Click Finish to complete the Add Printer wizard Installation30. Now that you added your printer, it should show up in the list. Highlight your printer and click Next InstallationInstallation IOGEAR Wireless Print Server Installation in Mac OSX Macintosh InstallationThe Wireless Print Server ships with a Static IP address of Macintosh Installation4. Select WLAN-PS from the drop-down list NOTE If you see the following messagemay not be on the same subnet as the Wireless Macintosh Installationtemporarily to alter the configuration of the Wireless Print Server and tailor it to your setup8. Once you’ve opened the System Preferences, select Network Macintosh Installation10. Select Airport, and then click Configure Macintosh Installation14. After you click Apply Now, simply open Safari or Internet Explorer and type in the following web address Macintosh Installation17. The first section is for the Print Server Status Macintosh Installation18. This is the wireless section Macintosh Installation19. The next section is for setting up your Print Server in a Novell environment. These settings must be tailored to how your Novell network is setup. Unless you are using a Novell network, this section may be skipped Macintosh Installation22. AppleTalk Settings You may leave these as default Macintosh InstallationMacintosh Installation 26. You may now close the Network Preferences Macintosh InstallationQueue Name - Leave blank for default Macintosh InstallationClick Add when finished Macintosh Installation33. Your printer will is now installed Changing the SSID on the Print Server Changing SSID on Print ServerChanging SSID on Print Server 3. In the general tab click on the wireless networks tabClick on the “Advance” button Changing SSID on Print ServerChanging SSID on Print Server Changing SSID on Print Server 9. Bring back the PS Admin. It should haveChanging SSID on Print Server 11. Tap on the Wireless tabChanging SSID on Print Server Right-click on My Network Places and choose properties Changing SSID on Print Server16. Click on Advance Changing SSID on Print Server17. Click on Any available Network, and close Changing SSID on Print Server 20. Select Finish Changing SSID on Print ServerChanging SSID on Print Server 23. The setting will be shown on the next screen22. You can choose the printer to use 24. Click on Finish and proceed to use the new printer Changing SSID on Print ServerIPP Overview Internet PrintingWindows NT/2000/XP/2003 One port should be the port name as lp1 Internet PrintingThree ports should be the port name as lp1, lp2, and lp3 Internet Printing use this printer as the default printer, please9. If you want your Windows-based programs to select Yes, and click NextConfiguration from Embedded Web Server Web Based ConfigurationUsing Embedded Web Server Status MenuPrinter Status System StatusWeb Based Configuration System Status displays the current state of the wireless print serverWeb Based Configuration TCP/IP StatusWireless Status Web Based Configuration Netware StatusApple Talk System SetupSNMP Status Web Based ConfigurationWeb Based Configuration Wireless SetupBasic Settings Web Based ConfigurationAdvanced Settings WEP SettingsWeb Based Configuration TCP IP StatusWeb Based Configuration NetWare SetupAppleTalk Setup SNMP SetupWeb Based Configuration 3. to LaserWriter recommended Web Based Configuration4.TBCP and BCP Web Based Configuration UpgradeLoad Default Web Based Configuration ResetUninstalling the PSAdmin on Windows PC Un-installation1. Click Start, point to Settings, and select Control Panel 3. Click Change or Remove Programs tabAppendix Appendix Diagnostic Mode6. Done! The print server will restart AppendixTechnical Support Radio & TV Interference Statement Limited Warranty Page Contact info