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I would update the firmware before much more mucking around. You have the initial runtime and it's
bound to have errors. That is why they are at v 1.40 now. It's easy to do. SMC's instructions are
adequate.
Start the download process at: http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?action=tech_support_drivers_downloads
Select broadband routers, wait for the screen to update, select 7004ABR, wait for screen to update,
then select the .zip file depending on your hardware.
Sheridan
Sandy Shapiro wrote:
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> Status shows Printer Ready. And I can connect to the printer under
> Windows. Runtime code = 1.00
> Boot code - 1.00
> Hardware version = 01
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> Changing lpt1 to lp doesn't make any difference, neither does rebooting. I
> keep getting error message: Printer not responding etc.
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> I will keep playing with it.
> Thanks,
> Sandy
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> >> I think I set it up correctly; your instructions are very clear. But when
> >> I issue a print command to that printer, I get an error message: Printer
> >> not responding -- may be off line, etc.
> >>
> >> I will keep playing with it. (I tried pinging the address, 192.168.2.1 and
> >> that worked fine). Let me know if you have any suggestions.
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> >Log onto the SMC and check status. Does it report the Printer Ready? If
> >not check the cable and printer power.
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> >Mine has runtime code 1.40.001, boot code 1.10, and hardware version 01.
> >Just in case there is a difference in the runtime, try LPD Printer lp
> >instead of lpt1.
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> >Did you do a reboot?
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> >Good luck.
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> >Sheridan
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