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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Chicago, IL
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Linksys Print server/Epson 800
I'm trying to connect to my printer using the Linksys EFSP42 print server. The printer is an Epson Stylus 800.
Everything is working fine, best I can tell: Test page from the server utility screen is fine. I also tried different spool settings, nothing. I tried what the manual said about installing the printer as a "Network" printer and then changing the port, but nothing works. After spending time on the phone with Linksys, they said it wasn't their problem. Any thoughts? |
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Kept searching the Linksys site. Found this for another product, but it worked. Just adding it here incase someone else has the problem
Spooling Setting for Epson Printers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Double-click on My Computer, double-click on the C: drive, and create a folder and named EPSON. Click on Start, Programs, Epson, Epson Spool Manager. Highlight the Epson printer. Click Queue, then Setup. Put a check on Spool to Local Printer and Print Manager for this port. Set the Spool Directory to C:\EPSON |
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Thats' good to know. Does it work well as a network printer now?
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It works great as a network printer. However, it does spool on the local hard drive. Not a problem unless I'm printing large photos, then I notice a difference.
Prior to using the server, I was using an old computer with printer sharing. It had the advantage of spooling the print files to the server computer and freeing up resources locally. I wanted to get rid of it for two reasons. The first was I picked up another printer and didn't have a second ISA parallel port to put in. The other reason was power consumption. Having a computer on all the time when I only used it a few times a week didn't make sense to me. |
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