Wireless printer cannot see IP address

[darkhorse]

I uninstalled and reinstalled the software.

Now I could enter all the details.

Thank you very much for your effort in getting my printer up and running

 

[darkhorse]

One more before the final.

How do I increase the wifi power from the printer -HP C4380-.
Even in the same room as the router, the power is a bit weak

 

[2xg]

Good to know that finally you got your printer all setup okay darkhorse.

If your router has an external antenna, you may replace them with High-gain Antenna. Another option is adding Wi-Fi Extender/Repeater. You may read the technical specs of the device.

How do I increase the wifi power from the printer -HP C4380-.

 

[darkhorse]

@2xg

Many thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately the router has build in atennas.

I do have a repeater from Edimax, that I will se if I can get working,
and I will read your suggestions here

 

[2xg]

Please let us know how it works out.

@2xg

Many thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately the router has build in atennas.

I do have a repeater from Edimax, that I will se if I can get working,
and I will read your suggestions here

 

[darkhorse]

@2xg

Sure I will

 

[aem]

I uninstalled and reinstalled the software.

Now I could enter all the details.

Thank you very much for your effort in getting my printer up and running

You entered the detail on the router by connecting to the router's homepage?

From the screenshot of your router it's Static DHCP, for your printer to obtain ip automatically the router must be set to dynamic DHCP. Is there an option for this?

All wireless devices can be set to obtain ip from your router which you setup a wireless network from. Depending on the type of wireless network you have setup (eg WPA, WEP etc), the devices may or may not be able to connect depending on their capabilities to connect to those types.

 

[darkhorse]

Yes I did.

Ans yes, there is an option for DHCP