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It's a networked printer. Most operating systems will find it automatically if you're connected to | It's a networked printer. Most operating systems will find it automatically if you're connected to Omni wifi (sudomesh, Omni Ballroom, etc). If you have trouble over the network, you can also connect by USB. | ||
If you have trouble over the network, you can also connect by USB. | |||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
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You can access its web interface from the sudo network: http://192.168.42.12/printer/main.html | You can access its web interface from the sudo network: http://192.168.42.12/printer/main.html | ||
The user is " | The default user is "admin" and its password is "access".<br /> | ||
Original listserv announcement: http://lists.sudoroom.org/pipermail/sudo-sys/2013-December/000144.html | Original listserv announcement: http://lists.sudoroom.org/pipermail/sudo-sys/2013-December/000144.html | ||
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== Network Fail == | == Network Fail == | ||
Sometimes the network settings get fucked up because someone factory reset it or something. You can print the current settings by pressing ''Go'' 3 times within 2 seconds. If it got factory reset, the IP address will probably be <code>169.254.32.12</code> so you can fix it by connecting your linux laptop directly by ethernet and then something like: | Sometimes the network settings get fucked up because someone factory reset it or something. You can print the current settings by pressing '''Go''' 3 times within 2 seconds. If it got factory reset, the IP address will probably be <code>169.254.32.12</code> so you can fix it by connecting your linux laptop directly by ethernet and then something like: | ||
sudo ip link set eth0 up | sudo ip link set eth0 up | ||
sudo ip addr add 169.254.32.11/16 broadcast 169.254.32.255 dev eth0 | sudo ip addr add 169.254.32.11/16 broadcast 169.254.32.255 dev eth0 | ||
Then | Then visit the [http://169.254.32.12/printer/main.html settings page] in your browser. The default auth is: | ||
Username: admin | |||
Password: access | |||
=== Fixing the settings === | |||
Tell wifi to use sudomesh: | |||
* http://169.254.32.12/bio/wlan.html | |||
** Wireless Network Name (SSID): sudomesh | |||
Then change the wifi TCP/IP settings: | |||
* http://169.254.32.12/bio/tcpip2002.html?interface=2 | |||
** IP Address: 192.168.42.12 | |||
** Gateway: 192.168.42.1 | |||
Then make it use the wifi instead of ethernet: | |||
* http://169.254.32.12/bio/multiif.html | |||
** Auto Switching ( Enable Both Interfaces ) | |||
The printer will restart and the page won't reload. But now wifi should work. For some reason you can't have wifi + ethernet at the same time. |