I am trying to hookup my Kyocera FS3800 printer using the Ethernet connection, for my printer does not have a USB connection.
I am using an Ethernet crossover cable to connect the two.
The printer driver is also no problem. I am also using the Printer's IP address.
However, it is not printing.
Can you help. Art
Artkerber, make the IPs almost matching and they should operate on the same subnet mask, and preferably the same gateway address. like this way
Computer settings
TCp/IP = on
Ethertalk = on
IP address = 192.168.001.xxx
subnet mask = 255.255.255.0
gateway address + 192.168.001.001
printer settings
IP address = 192.168.001.xxx ( that if the Mac is 003 make the printer 005 or any number between 2-252)
subnet mask = 255.255.255.0
gateway address = 192.168.001.001
once this is done check your Mac printing preferences make sure it uses LPR printing.
good luck
Try enabling LPR follow the steps on this link http://it.cas.psu.edu/training/howto/util/AddLPRPrinter.htm
Hope that helps................
Check the network printing settings in the printer, its a problem in the settings somewhere, unless theres a fault somewhere.
user manual at
http://usa.kyoceramita.com/KMAGlobalpub/...
installation manual
http://usa.kyoceramita.com/KMAGlobalpub/...
what is the ip address of your mac? are you on the same network with the router, looking at ips not cables.
Sorry I mean With the printer, not router.
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I checked the network printing setting in the printer everything seems OK, however, it is still not printing. Here are the settings: TCP/IP = on;
IP address = 192.168.001.003; DHCP = off; Netware = on; Ethertalk = on.
Do you have another suggestion? Thanks Art
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