Epson AL C-4100 - Revision history

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192.168.20.177 at 17:37, 26 February 2008

2008-02-26T17:37:59Z

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The EPSON is a fine printer, but installing the drivers in Win XP 64 can be troublesome.

==Installing drivers in Win XP==
*[http://www.box.net/shared/6pid3agy9t Read this how-to!]

==Installing drivers in Win XP 64==
Here's the way I managed to install them correctly.

# Get the drivers [http://esupport.epson-europe.com/ProductHome.aspx?lng=pt-PT&data=1B2957B0055F755869CCBE8172441A493A823F9CABCB4020931C1EC68C59360C here] and install them somewhere in your computer,
# From the control panel do an Add printer,
# Select ''Local Printer Attached to This Computer''. Uncheck ''automatically detect my printer's drivers'',
# ''Create a New Port''-->''Standard TCP/IP'',
# Printer IP --> 192.168.20.127,
# ''Have disk ...'' and select the .INF file where you installed the drivers,
# Say ''ok'' to everything,
# That's it!

==Troubleshooting==
===No connection===
The other day, we lost connection with the printer although she seemed to be working fine. The problem was its ip, which usually was on 192.168.20.127, somehow, changed to 192.168.20.169.
And its network mode was set in AUTO.
Filipa, brought it back to work by printing ''Network Status Sheets'' from the printer's menu and by changing the network mode to PANEL and then setting again its old ip, 192.168.20.127, again, from the printer's menu.

==External References==
[http://esupport.epson-europe.com/ProductHome.aspx?lng=pt-PT EPSON support]

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 The EPSON is a fine printer, but installing the drivers in Win XP 64 can be troublesome.
-==Installing drivers in Win XP==
+==Installing drivers ==
-==Installing drivers in Win XP 64==
+# Get the drivers ''\\Davinci\Software\ImpressoraEpson_Drivers'' and copy the folder to somewhere in your computer (e.g. Software\ImpressoraEPSON_Drivers),
 # From the control panel do an Add printer,
 # Select ''Local Printer Attached to This Computer''. Uncheck ''automatically detect my printer's drivers'',
 # ''Create a New Port''-->''Standard TCP/IP'',
-# Printer IP --> 192.168.20.127,
+# Printer IP --> 192.168.20.128,
-# ''Have disk ...'' and select the .INF file where you installed the drivers,
+# ''Have disk ...'' and select the .INF file in the folder in your computer where you saved the drivers (e.g. Software\ImpressoraEPSON_Drivers),
 # Say ''ok'' to everything,
 # That's it!
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 The other day, we lost connection with the printer although she seemed to be working fine. The problem was its ip, which usually was on 192.168.20.127, somehow, changed to 192.168.20.169.
 And its network mode was set in AUTO.
-Filipa, brought it back to work by printing ''Network Status Sheets'' from the printer's menu and by changing the network mode to PANEL and then setting again its old ip, 192.168.20.127, again, from the printer's menu.
+Filipa, brought it back to work by printing ''Network Status Sheets'' from the printer's menu and by changing the network mode to PANEL and then setting again its old ip, 192.168.20.128, again, from the printer's menu.
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