Error creating HP Photosmart B109n wireless Mac

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• Photosmart 5510 - wireless Mac - printer offline

  Hi there, I am trying to print from a Mac again photosmart 5510, wireless is connected, tested printing via an ipad - runs like a dream.  Unable to print message error "printer is off-line" laptop (Mac 10.7.2), the printer is not connected.  Printed with a cable but I can't via wifi. Have checked all troubleshooting tips, no luck.  advice is appreciated

  Download and install this: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL907

  Reset the printing system:

  -Go to System Preferences > print & Scan
  -Right (or control) click in the rectangle listing your printers and select Reset Printing System.
  WARNING - This will remove ALL your printers!
  -Select the sign more to add a printer. Select the default tab on the top of the window. Search for the printer, select it, and wait until the button 'Add' becomes available. Until it clicks.

• Photosmart C4780 wireless Mac connection failure

  I, like some others I've seen messages on, will have exactly the same problem with my HP Photosmart C4780 of wireless connection to my MacBook.  I just bought this printer a couple of days with a new iMac (which I have not yet unpacked, yet).  I decided to see if I could go ahead and get the printer works with my Macbook.  Here is a breakdown of the specs, measures and tests.

  1 MacBook OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard) running.

  2. software is installed.

  3. to set up a wireless connection, the "Device unavailable" error appears in a dialog box.  This is the same error that others have had.  He continues with... "The network configuration has been correctly transferred to the device.  However, to continue the configuration of the device in the network, your Mac must have access to the device... ».

  4. I can load the page HTTP for my router (a Qwest Actiontec M1000) and see the IP address of the printer.

  5. I can successfully ping the the IP address Mac printers.

  6. I cannot correctly load the HTTP page to the printer via the IP address and the view that it is different pages.  I can even change some of the settings, however, apparently never really complete updates.

  7. After talking with HP support for more than 90 minutes (after waiting on hold for nearly 45 minutes, not a joke), we arrived at the conclusion that the modem/router must be the cause of the problem.  So, I was told to contact Qwest to get help.  Furthermore, technical support had me through many of the same steps I've seen on other items (for example, reset the printing system, uninstalling and reinstalling the software, reset my router, etc.).

  8 next, before calling Qwest, I decided to see if I could get the printer runs on Windows.  Under WinXP SP2 on a platform completely separate (but), I was able to install the software correctly and successfully a wireless connection to the printer.  I rebooted the machine Windows several times and disconnected the power to the printer just to make the connection is when it was re-powered and rebooted.  And Yes, everything works perfectly on the Windows machine.  It tells me there is nothing wrong with the router (with a possible exception, which I will speak in a moment).

  9. given that the installation worked in the windows box, I decided to call HP.  This time I isn't that hold it for about 20 min.  I told them what the results were in the Windows world, and we proceeded to work on this issue with the Mac for about an hour.  We have made some of the same things, as for the first phone call, in addition to a few other checks.  It simply seems that software on Mac just cannot see the printer, which means that the HP software will be unable to see it as well.  It's very weird because I can still ping and also set up its Web page (on the Mac and Windows machines).  Now technology seems to think that this is a problem with Mac OS because it certainly works with a different OS with the same router.  I'm leaning toward the same conclusion as well.

  10. now for the question of the possible router I mentioned earlier.  I saw in another post where someone says hello.  Something the Actiontec only modems no routing of packets used by Hello.  I have absolutely no idea what the Hello devil is.  I tried to do a little research on this and am still confused as to what it is and what it does.  However, if Hello is something specific to the Mac and has nothing to do with the router itself, then it seems to me that the router had no knowledge of Hello (and certainly would not care).  Therefore, the ability of routers delivers packages for different platforms should not be affected by this Hello thing.  However, this does not mean the packets are not getting lost once they arrive at the Mac because of Hello (again, not knowing what it is).  Now if that's the case, then it seems to me that the problem would be with the Mac (in conjunction with this thing Hello), not the router.

  11. other positions reported this same problem wireless with this same printer using OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).  If this is true, then when I finally unpack my new iMac, I expect to have the same problem... we'll see when I am near to it.  If he did not have this same problem, so maybe there is hope if I upgrade my MacBook to Snow Leopard.

  If anyone has any other light to this problem, please let me know what might be the underlying issue, and how can I fix this (if someone already has).  Thank you.

  Finally, problem solved!  Here is the solution, if someone else is facing a similar problem.

  Since I found the IP address of the printer on the Web page of my router, I went in "Print and Fax" system preferences.  From there, I clicked on the sign "+" to add a printer.  Nothing appears in the default tab.  So, I went to the IP tab.  From there, I selected the Protocol for the "HP Jetdirect - Socket".  In the address field, I entered the IP address of the printer.  After a few moments, the printer was found and the field "Print using" is automatically filled with the print driver.  I clicked on "Add", and low and here's the printer now appears in my list of printers.

  The second representative of HP I was working with me had to go through this same series of steps with one exception.  Never, we put the Protocol field.  He was left as default "Line Printer Daemon - LPD".  When this was done, nothing ever appeared.  So, I think that the trick was to change the field Protocol, as shown here.

  I hope this helps those who have a similar problem.  Good luck.

• My photosmart B109n wireless to connect to my home network by windows8

  I try to print on my network doesn't work as the printer is connected to my old router and the network accesses the new router. My installation disk is not running and neither will th eHP diagnostic tools that I downloaded. Windows examines the problem but I'm not holding my breath! I'm sure that change the SSID the problems but none of windows8 is easy or work properly.

  Sorry you have a problem printing wireless network and your printer is connected to the wrong router.

  You can go into your settings and the disguised USB or wireless. First of all, you need restore the network settings on the printer.

  Then, go to the computer and click on the START MENU.

  1. choose all programs.

  2. click on the HP folder

  3. access the printer name

  4. go to Covert USB wireless or click Wireless Configuration

• Strange problem with wireless MAC

  I think I have a rather unusual question.

  The problem is that my Macbook Pro (osx Lion) is not able to access my Photosmart B109n wireless. I can only connect via the usb cable. I share the printer with two other laptop users (windows), but they are able to connect wirelessly. I have reinstalled the driver several times and tried to install the network configuration again and again but nothing works. This problem exists already for a long time, also until I upgraded to Lion.

  I am convinced that the problem is not due to my router. At school, I'm not able to use the HP color LaserJet as well and I can only print via ethernet. In other words, there is something wrong with my mac. Seriously, I don't know what it could be.

  Our "home network" is called "Fitz". Whenever I try to install the network printer configuration, the printer asks the key network and attempts to connect to "Fitz". Whenever the printer is able to connect to the network. After that, the config. Assistant told me that I can remove the usb cable to continue the installation. Then the problem happens. At the moment I have remove the usb cable, the laptop immediately tells me that it is not able to connect to the printer, because I am not connected to "Fitz" (I'm always) and I can only use the wireless printer if I am connected to "Fitz".

  Reset the print/fax list no longer works!
  
  Please please can someone help me? Thank you!

  Nevermind, I was able to solve the problem today!

  All I had to do was pick "Shared printer on the network" check box in the printer preferences. Gosh, if I had known this before... I was not able to print wireless for 5 months. Makes me so stupid.

• Photosmart b109n-z: Photosmart wireless b109n-z pilots

  I am trying to download the driver for my printer Photosmart wireless b109-n-z. The wizard detects the printer, but then crashes with the message "HP is compile your results." It could take up to 3 minutes, depending on the speed of your computer and connection. Thank you for your patience. "and not going anywhere.

  I saw a recent request for the driver to a different printer for someone who was having the same problem as me with the HP Web site.  The problem was solved by a direct link to the download.

  Confidence that you can do the same for me.

  Thank you in advance.

  The HP website for driver downloads is back and runing properly, you can download the latest drivers for your Photosmart b109n-z from HP here.

• How to install Photosmart B109n-z on a DHCP network wireless

  I'm trying to install a HP Photosmart B109n-z on a wireless network.

  There is no DHCP server on the network.

  I can install and print using a USB cable.

  When I try to reconfigure the display of the USB wireless I get a message that says printer

  use the IP 169.254.95.189 which is not compatible with the address IP of the PC 10.1.9.1.

  HP documentation * recommends * using a DHCP server. So I guess it's * possible * for

  do without. But I have found no instruction to do so.

  There is a related announcement with the following title:

  > Resolved: Photosmart B109n-z - setting a static IP address on the printer on an active DHCP server router
  > 04/01/2010-11:24

  That the display shows:

  > Type the IP address in a browser.  You will see the internal settings of the printer.

  But when I go to http://169.254.95.189 I have a connection delay.

  169.254.95.189 ping succeeds. When I run a tool of command ' arp - a', I can see the printer.

  The above has been done using a Windows Vista-based computer. To get a second opinion, I started a Linux machine

  and did a ping 169.254.95.189. Which failed. Then I did a

  > Add a route - host 169.254.95.189 gw 10.1.6.1

  10.1.6.1 where is my wireless router. Then ping succeeds but looking upward of http://169.254.95.189

  still gives a timeout.

  So my main question is: how to set up printing on a DHCP-less network wireless.

  And a second question: the printer is supposed to listen on TCP port 80 (http) or a magic

  necessary to turn on.

  IP STATIC ASSIGNMENT HOWTO FOR HP PHOTOSMART B109n-z

  The following instructions allow to assign a static IP address on an HP Photosmart
  Printer B109n-z without using a DHCP server, and without using a router. The
  statements can also be used for other types of printer setup.

  Necessary equipment:
  -A HP Photosmart B109n-z printer
  -A computer with a wireless network card

  Laptops usually have a wireless network card. Stationary computers
  usually not.

  1 BACKGROUND

  B109n-z has four ways to communicate with others:
  (1) there are buttons and a small screen on his forehead.
  (2) it can print and scan pages
  (3) there is a USB connection
  (4) it has wireless capabilities.

  We will use (1), (2) and (4) to set a static IP address.

  2 BUTTONS AND DISPLAY

  If you're reading this, chances are that you tried to install the B109n-z and that
  the installation failed. The installation may have left the B109n-z partially
  set up, so the first step is to bring the B109n-z to its initial settings.

  On the front of the B109n-z there is a small screen. To the left of the
  It is a column of three buttons. To the right of the screen, it
  is a column in addition to three buttons.

  In fact, the buttons are just touching sensitive areas next to the screen. Each
  button's background light that the printer can turn on and off. During the
  light behind a button is disabled, the button is invisible.

  The buttons in the left column are labeled with an arrow to the rear, an 'X' and
  a symbol "OK." The buttons on the right hand column are all labelled with dashes.
  To the market, the screen displays something like this:
  Scan
  Photo
  Copy

  The background light of all three buttons in the right-hand column are on. Now press
  the button to the right of "Scan", i.e. the highest button in the right column.
  Now, the screen displays something like this:
  Wireless menu
  The scan to PC
  Scan to memory card

  Now, press the button to the left of the menu "wireless" to get this:
  Turn off wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  This option enables the radio into the printer. The screen comes down to this:
  Turn off wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Now press the button next to "Wireless Setup", then press
  the lower right button until something like 'restore wireless settings' is
  selected. Then press 'OK' (the button at the bottom left) and answer 'Yes' to 'are '.
  "ensure that" issues. Now, it comes down to this:
  Enable wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Finally, if the wireless radio is turned off, turn on the radio wireless with the help of the
  button at the top right.

  Now, the radio of the printer is on, the printer has an IP address of 0.0.0.0, as well as the
  printer Wireless Announces that he runs a computer-to-computer wireless
  (ad hoc) network without security. The SSID of the network is "hpsetup".

  3. CONNECT TO THE PRINTER, STEP 1

  Now, you need a computer with a wireless interface card. Ensure that the computer is
  on. If the computer runs windows, ask for a list of available wireless
  networks. If she runs something else, do something similar.

  In the list of available wireless networks, you should find a named
  "hpsetup". Connect you to it. Ignore the warning that the network "hpsetup" is
  situation of insecurity.

  If there is more than one network named "hpsetup", one of them will be your
  printer and the others can be printers in your neighborhood. Those of other
  could also be the work of airborne viruses that have infected your neighbors
  computer.

  4. PRINTING CONFIGURATION

  If you followed the instructions above, the display will show this:
  Enable wireless
  Wireless configuration
  WPS

  Select "Wireless configuration", let "print the network configuration page.
  selected, then press OK. The printer now prints a page that says things like
  this:
  IP address: 169.254.95.189
  Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

  5. CONNECTION TO THE PRINTER, STEP 2

  Now assign the same subnet mask and IP address similar to laptop you such that:
  IP address: 169.254.95.190
  Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

  The operation of bitwise AND of IP address and subnet mask of the printer must be equal to the operator AND the IP address and mask subnet of the laptop.

  You need to know how to set the IP address and mask of the subnet on your laptop. If you have struggling to survive on a network without a DHCP server. But if you need an update: go to the 'properties' of the network connection and choose the TCP/IP settings.

  Now open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or whatever and look for http://169.254.95.189

  Now you can set up the printer using the web browser as an interface. To set a static IP address, do the following for example:

  -Click on the Networking tab
  -Choose wireless along the left side
  -Choose the IPv4 tab
  -Click on the manual button IP
  -Enter the desired IP address
  -Enter your subnet mask (255.255.255.0 unless you know otherwise)
  -Optionally enter an IP of the appropriate gateway (see INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK below)
  -DNS leave empty
  -Click 'apply '.

  When you click 'Apply' you of course lose the connection to the printer.

  Now close the web browser, set IP address and the subnet of the laptop to what it was and try to connect to the printer using any IP you assigned.

  6. CHANGE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

  If you want to change an ad hoc connection to aid in making a
  network infrastructure, you need a wireless router. Ensure that the
  The gateway of the printer IP is the IP address of the router in Section 5 above.

  You can now install the software on the CD supplied with the printer. If you have previously installed the printer simply to connect a USB printer,
  the USB cable, insert the CD and reconfigure to wireless technology.

  During the reconfiguration, you will be asked which network to use. Select your
  own network (that of the router to use). Do not select the
  ad - hoc hpsetup network.

• Specifically HP Photosmart 7520 running Mac Mavericks 10.9.2 analyse any :(

  There seems to be many discussions on this topic, but I want to specifically ask a MAC Mavericks 10.9.2 tyring scan a Photosmart 7520 wireless...  I called tech support and they said there is a work around, but they will have to pay to tell me what it is... not.
  
  Please help me learn this work around?

  I tried scanning from the printer/scanner in Mac settings as well as the options of analysis online and none of them work.

  Thank you

  Try scanning from your Mac. Use Image Capture app in your Applications folder.
  
  Click once on the scanner on the left side, and then click Show details on the background. Along the right side you will see MANY options for scanning and recording.

• HP Photosmart B109n-z (printing problem) Please help

  Hi all

  I have the HP Photosmart B109n-z printer and put up wireless and it works fine I had no problem with him.

  The other day the black ink stopped working - the cartridge is not empty but it's is no longer black prinking on all documents.  Since I put all new cartridges in, he acknowledges them all, including black, and if I print something like a word document, and then it moves as if printing but the page comes out blank - no black ink is used.

  I work for myself, and work at home, it will get this resolved as soon as possible.

  I checked the cartidge - it's good.

  I checked the connection and the Bay print cartridge - they are clean.

  Help, please.

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  And I have tried turning everything off and on again!

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  Last week I bought a new printer, photosmart B109n-z, installed wireless on my PC and installed with the USB on my desk. All good works, earlier, I often lose my internet connection on my deskto. Have to unplug/plug the internet cable again in the assessment and to reset the router, then works again... But before the installation of the printer I never lost connection with the internet. Is there a solution for this? With the laptop, no problems...

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  OK, the US Robotics router is a DSL modem/router?  What is your or your ISP?

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  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -On this screen, you want to set a manual IP address. You must assign an IP address outside the range that the router sets automatically (called the DHCP range). Yours is 192.168.1.100 a.199 we will use 192.168.1.220
  -Apply the subnet 255.255.255.0 (unless you know it's different, if so, use it)
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  The computer I was access to the admin of the router UI wasn't in the wireless MAC filter - highlights the filtering MAC wireless had a list of authorized Mac not refused.

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  Reset password on photosmart more B210A-Mac. How are you?

  Good,

  If you have changed the password for your wireless network and you must reconnect the printer to the network, is that OK?  If so, then restore the default settings is remove the printer from the network and allow to run the Wireless Setup Wizard again.  This will allow to connect to the network again, but with the new password that was setup.

• Photosmart C4380 - wireless connection stops my wi fi connection

  Hello

  I have a problem with my Photosmart C4380 wireless. In recent weeks, I have a new router from fi wi for internet connection. The problem starts if I want to print a document: if I connect to the printer my Internet stops. In addition, if the document to print is a picture it is all purple but I don't know if it's a question of color or if it is because the problem of connection. When I put the memory card directly into the printer, I could see a picture printed even if had still some purple color in it.

  Anyway, my first problem to resolve is the connection problem. How can I make two connections (PC to the printer) and PC to the router work together?

  -Operating system: Vista Edition Home Premium - Service pack 2

  -Wireless (PC to the printer) and PC to the router

  -Do not get the error message. Just to lose internet connection

  I hope you can help me because I don't really know what to do.

  Thank you in advance,

  Good bye

  Fabio

  You said you have a connection Printer to PC and PC to Router. That is not how this printer should be connected. There are two types of home network connectivity No.1 Wired network is ethernet cable from printer to router. You should also have an ethernet connection from the router to the pc. In this type of connection the router is called the access point which enables communication wireless from a wireless capable device like a Laptop. The printer is now on a wired network No.2 Then there is purely wireless - no wires involved. By the way, a USB connection is not a wired connection. USB is independant and has nothing to do with home networking. As far as I know, this printer uses a usb cable for wireless installation only. While installing the printer select wireless and continue. The printer will not be found, click continue and you should be prompted to temporarily connect a USB cable. When device discovery is complete you will be prompted to remove the USB cable. Then the installation will test the wireless connection and that should complete the installation. I would suggest a complete uninstall using level 3 uninstall found on cd or download files Util\CCC\uninstall L_3, Do Not use L_4. This doc c01122127 found at HP.com has a video showing screen shots during the install process I have described above.
  

  Good Luck
  

• Photosmart 6520: Wireless does not work for HP Photosmart 6520 on 5G, but works on 2.4

  my all-in-one photosmart 6520 connects wireless network 2.4, but does not recognize nor can I manually get to recognize the 5 G wireless. I have 2.4 to print. This printer not 5 G is compatible? or is there a way to force it to recognize and work with 5G?

  The Photosmart 6520 wireless works on 2.4 GHz channels, it does not support 5 GHz. If your router supports both it should be possible to set up to allow communication between the computer on the 5 GHz access point and the printer on the 2.4 GHz band.

• HP Photosmart Premium: Wireless printing

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  Why is there no direct printing of the attachment?  He was originally.

  Hi Diane235,

  Thank you for answering my questions!

  The problem could certainly be with Google Chrome, I've seen that happen before.

  I would try to print from other programs to check. Again, please try to print something just to see if the printer prints Notepad or Internet Explorer. If so, then we will know with certainty whether or not the problem is with Google Chrome.

  I hope hear from you soon!