User manual IOGEAR GPSR01U

[. . . ] Wireless USB Print Server 1 Port User Manual (GPSR01U) ® Welcome Thank you for purchasing one of the most feature-rich wireless print servers on the market. IOGEAR®'s Wireless USB Print Server's are first rate connectivity accessories designed to help reduce the frustration of dealing with cables in your home or office. IOGEAR®'s palm sized single-port Wireless USB Print Server allows any networked computer to wirelessly share a USB printer. We hope you enjoy using your IOGEAR® Wireless USB Print Server, another connectivity solution from IOGEAR®. ©2004 IOGEAR. [. . . ] Unless you have a need to configure these (network administrator), you may skip this section. 36 Macintosh Installation 22. During this time, you may change your Network Settings back to what you had them set to before. If you were using DHCP before, you will select it from the Configure menu, and then click Apply Now. Move the switch on the top of your Wireless Print Server from Ad Hoc to Standard-mode. In System Preferences, select Printers (or Print & Fax) 38 Macintosh Installation 29. It will not require you to enter an IP address and will install the same. Printer Type ­ Leave as LPD/LPR Printer Address ­ This is where you will type in the IP address you entered in the Wireless Print Server setup (ex. Your printer will is now installed. Please Note: Your Print Server is now installed and should function properly. If you have any difficulties, please do not hesitate to contact us for assistance. Click Add when finished. 40 Changing SSID on Print Server Changing the SSID on the Print Server To change the SSID on the Print Server, you must wirelessly connect to the print server in AD-HOC (Computer-to-Computer) mode while the Print Server is in a Diagnostic mode, unplug the unit, flip the DIP switch to the right side, the side near the power connector, and plug the unit back. You need to change the properties of your wireless card to Ad-Hoc and change the SSID to match the wireless Print Server's SSID, WLAN-PS. Right-click on My Network Places and click on properties. 41 Changing SSID on Print Server 2. Next right-click on the wireless network connection and click on properties. In the general tab click on the wireless networks tab. 42 Changing SSID on Print Server 4. In the example below is "linksys", we are going to need that information later. Choose "Computer-to-computer (ad-hoc) networks only. " Then select the Close button. 43 Changing SSID on Print Server 6. After it goes back to the "Wireless Network Connection Properties. " Click the Add button. As shown on the figure below. 45 Changing SSID on Print Server 10. Once it is started, the PS Admin application will show the Print Server on it. The printer server will get reset it and the changes made will be completed. 47 Changing SSID on Print Server 14. Turn the printer server off by unplugging it Change the mode from AD_HOC on the Printer Server Hardware, by flipping the DIP switch to the left-side, the side far from power connector. Return the wireless connection to the normal status (Any available Network). [. . . ] or just leave it in default (recommended). 67 Web Based Configuration Upgrade Load Default This section allows you to upgrade the Wireless Print This button allows you to reset the Wireless Print Servers firmware. Once you've found the binary file, click the Upgrade button. 68 Web Based Configuration Once you select the Load Default button, a window will appear. The window will ask you if you want to restore factory default settings. Click OK to restore the settings. Reset The reset button resets the wireless print server. Once you click OK and the settings have been successfully restored, a new window will appear. [. . . ]