Came in this morning and we had unplugged the copier, printer ect..wen plugged back in to use..it would print anything...i turned it off..then back on still wouldn't, I used a usb wire and plugged in to computer, then it printed...I started looking at the other computers and its all the sudden says offline, so my computers arent connecting to the wireless....i go into the copier and push printer button and make sure the online is lit up under that part and it is..it doesn't show offline..i took the printer out of my laptop and tried to put back in my searching for wireless printer in the office and it doesn't find it..where normally pops right up and is very easy install...Im at a loss!
SOURCE: D-Link Print Server Compatibility issues
DP-300U Print Server is not compatible with Sharp AR-5320. Pls check D-Link website on the list of compatible printer. For USB Print Server that is compatible with Sharp AR-5320 try Intellinet.
SOURCE: Printer keeps saying insert memory card
The message is not an error message and does not indicate an issue with the product. The message is designed to be an invitation to print photos from a memory card. Follow these steps to insert a memory card into the product. For more information please check the link bellow: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01436439&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=3194498 Good Luck
SOURCE: Brother mfc 665cw connection error
I have a MFC665CW connected wirelessly to a router and a pc connected by ethernet to the router, with a broadband satellite receiver connected to the WAN port of the router (plan to add another PC to the network soon, so have set up the network in advance). I had trouble with the brother status montior flashing 'Ready' then 'Offline' all the time, when I knew the printer was always connected to the network. I had set up the DHCP stuff on the router to allocate IP addresses to everything that connects to the network, like you are supposed to. I updated drivers and firmware, but the problem continued.
When I checked the router status log I saw that one MAC address in the network was making a DHCP request every 5 minutes (i.e. it was asking the router to allocate it an IP address at regular intervals). Every time the router answered that request it made the Brother status monitor go 'offline'. The MAC address was my broadband modem. I fixed the issue by setting the router to allocate a static IP address to the MAC id for my broadband modem (in the DHCP setup section in the router's admin interface). That stopped the dynamic IP address requests from the broadband modem and the Brother status monitor works fine now. I also set static IP adresses for the printer and PC to be on the safe side, although I don't think that matters.
So, check your network log and look for a MAC id that makes regular DHCP requests and then set a static IP address for it. Hope this helps you guys too.
SOURCE: printer busy/or error
Sounds like your machine is using DHCP, not a static IP address?
Print your network settings from the Printer, then try to Ping from a computer on the network.
Check the Network setting of the machine, make sure it is set to a fixed (static) IP Address.
If this is the problem, you can go into your PC printers port and change the port to the reassigned IP Address of the machine.
If you reinstall the drivers then you will have this installed twice, one will work one will not, so delete it from the printers folder before you reinstall before you reinstall
SOURCE: HP Photosmart Printer, Mac won't recognize with USB
Sounds like their is not communications between your printer and computer. Could be a bad USB cable - swap out and see if that fixes it. If not it could be a faulty USB port on the computer or printer. You can check the computer USB port by connecting another device, but there is no way to check the HP's USB port. I would also check printer USB port for dust bunnies! If you're not able to resolve, I think it is time for another printer.
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