Generally speaking the WGPS606 comes with a wizard to take care of the setup. While it was very easy, when I printed a test page I got pages of scrambled junk. To be fair, my printer (an HP LaserJet 1010) wasn’t actually listed as a supported model, I presumed this had been an omission and other printers in the same range were there, so I went ahead anyway. Initially I was only getting one line of text printing out on the page: “Unsupported Personality: PCL” and that was it.
After some tinkering, I found out how to setup the printer, so if you’re having problems, try this:
- Start the Add Printer wizard in the Control Panel (Windows)
- Click Next, the select Local printer attached to this computer, but make sure the automatically detect option is unticked, click Next
- From the Use the following port dropdown select IP_yourprintersipaddressP1 (Standard TCP/IP Port), this should be there is you have run the wizard, click Next
- Select your printer from the list or install drivers with the Have Disk option, click Next
- Follow the rest through, select as your default and share as you wish
- Print a test page to make sure it’s working and click Finish
- Voila, all done, working printer, do the same for your other PCs
