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Hopefully inoffensive, here's a quick start guide for getting this wireless printer going. For the £25 I paid it's brill!
1) Open up the router settings on 192.168.1.1 (usually) WPS
2) On printer hold wifi button for 2 seconds, then hit the stop/start button. A WPS code should be printed (lasts for 2 minutes)
3) Enter code in your router settings. If it worked, the router is a connected device. Take the IP.
4) Install as below:
sudo pacman -S system-config-printer5) Make sure cups is running (& enabled):
systemctl | grep cups org.cups.cupsd.path loaded active running CUPS Scheduler
org.cups.cupsd.service loaded active running CUPS Scheduler
org.cups.cupsd.socket loaded active running CUPS Scheduler
6) Print settings, add printer, network printer (enter IP), forward, Generic, PCL Laser (recommended)
Done.
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Glad it works for you. It makes some assumptions about the router configuration, but hey.
The forums are not the ideal place for this, the wiki would be a better place. On the other hand, it does not really rise to the level that requires a wiki entry.
Not sure what do do with this, so I'll leave this here in the hope that is useful to someone.
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I've added an entry on the wiki - feel free to correct if I've made a mistake. Router WPS setup differs and there are several different ways of adding printers to CUPS so I've omitted those steps.
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