The Wireless USB Print Server can be used in any home or office network environment to share a USB printer via an Ethernet network or a wireless network. By using the USB Print Server to connect a USB printer to a wireless or Ethernet network device, such as a wireless router or a switch, the USB printer can be shared by each user on the network without having to tie up the resources of one computer to act as the dedicated print server.
LED | State | Function |
LAN | Solid | Ethernet LAN link is achieved. |
Flashing | Sending or receiving LAN data. | |
Off | Not connected to LAN. | |
WLAN | Solid | Ethernet WLAN link is achieved. |
Flashing | Sending or receiving WLAN data. | |
Off | Not connected to WLAN. | |
ACT | Flashing | Sending or receiving WAN data. |
ERR | Solid | No printer connection is detected. |
Off | Printer is connected. |
Item | Function |
RESET | Restores your print server to the factory default setting, or prints a test page. To restore your print server to the factory default settings:
To print a status page:
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LAN | Connects the print server to your computer’s Ethernet adapter. |
USB | Connects the print server to your computer’s USB adapter. |
POWER | Connects your print server to the supplied power adapter. |