Reset, if required: power adapter, hold reset button pressed, plug power supply again and hold button for about 15 seconds and release.
Step 1: reconfigure wireless network card in the network connections. The print server has the address 192.168.0.10, so the wireless card in the Range section 192.168.0. * (Except 10, such as 192.168.0.105) set subnet as specified, everything else leave it blank or delete (gateway, DNS) and save.
Step 2: Show wireless networks and connect to WLAN-PS.
Step 3: Start browser and enter 192.168.0.10 in the address field. Make sure that you this range otherwise uses (eg VPN connections). Was the case with me until I had after 2 hours vain konnekten noticed with the print server, that my VPN program was launched and access was blocked to the print server. VPN program deactivated and then it went to the web interface from the print server. First comes the Log Query (admin / 0000)
Step 4: Setup the web interface - go TCP / IP and the print server an IP address assigned by the router in Range - router IP also enter and then click Save & Restart. The settings are now gepeichert in the print server, and then he can no longer be called first.
Step 5: Return to the WLAN card and the IP settings correct. This time the IP in the range must be from the router and the gateway must also be entered. Save
Step 6: Show wireless networks and reconnect to wireless PS.
Step 7: Enter in the browser the new IP address from the print server to access the web interface again.
Setup - Wireless call:
Search then bottom of the window (Site Survey) for the own router and click option - Infrastructure: Network Type.
SSID, Channel, etc. should now automatically adjust to the router information.
Enter Finally, the router security settings with a password. Save & Restart.
Step 8: wireless card back to the very original settings (as they were before the print server) bring, so DHCP if that was previously too.
Step 9: View Wireless Networks, and now connect to router.
Now, if internet is working again and the wireless print server can be accessed from the browser has it managed to configure the print server. If you can not, and no access to Printeserver find, then probably remains only a RESET and you have to start over again.
Now you just need the printer that you have to manually set up:
Add Printer - Local Printer - Create a new port - Standard TCP / IP Port - IP address Enter the Print Server - Device Type: Custom (Settings) - Protocol LPR - Queue Name LP1 (lowercase) - OK - Next - Select Finish and printer. If he is not in the list, then install the printer driver in advance or choose from CD - Print test page and hopefully happy.
Repeat this last paragraph for each PC who wants to print via Wi-Fi.
This little guide is very compressed, but someone who has a little to do with networking comes easily so clear.
Ultimately needs the configuration, provided one does not come until after 2 hours into the web interface because other programs have to be connected: - /, a maximum of 20 minutes.
I wish all patience when setting up, because the unit is worth in its actual function his money.
