Is you Sharp printer offline anymore? I think not. Make sure you have a green light flickering through the Network Interface Card (NIC), and if necessary print a NIC page to make sure it’s not on DHCP and the IP has changed to something other than what’s listed on your ports tab. If not, check the network connectivity to the Sharp itself. If you want to cancel these, go to the machine and touch Job Status to Stop/Delete the job.Īt this point the printer should become “Ready” rather than Offline. …hear the printer warming up? It’s about to print out everything you tried to print since it went offline. Stand up and clap to celebrate your man vs.Uncheck the box at the bottom that says SNMP Status Enabled.Click Configure Port (If you cannot configure the port this printer is being shared from a server and you need to make these adjustments from the server).Click the Ports tab at the top of the window (if you don’t have a ports tab you opened the wrong “Properties”).Right click on the Sharp printer, click Printer Properties.Open Printers and Faxes or Printers and Other Hardware.If your printer is called, for example, Sharp MX-5110N on SERVER, then the printer is installed on a computer called SERVER and that’s the computer you want to be in front of for the steps below.
* This needs to be done from the computer that the printer is installed on.
We have placed quite a few of these copiers in Houston, and we know our stuff! While the printer probably requires a bit of attention, a quick change in the port settings will get you back up and running in the meantime. Every once in a while when the Sharp printer requires maintenance it will send a signal to the surrounding network that it is offline.
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