Belkin Switch F1U117 User Manual

 
ADDENDUM: Disabling Bi-directional Communication for HP Printer..  
* If you are having problems printing, these steps should be followed before calling, Belkin Components.  
Newer models of HP printers come with bi-directional software such as “status monitor” or “tool box” software, which allows you to consistently  
view the status of your printer. This bi-directional software requires constant communication between the computer and printer. This type of  
communication is not possible through most networks or printer sharing devices, and will most likely conflict with printer performance. You  
should disable the bi-directional communication to be able to print correctly.  
REGARDING BI-DIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATION:  
Disabling the bi-directional software will not prohibit operation of the printer. It will not affect the quality of printer, or the speed of printing.  
FIRST: Check the table for your printer. Take note of the corresponding configuration file.  
NOTE: For ALL printer drivers (HP and non-HP), you should follow steps 6, 7, & 8 for Windows 95/98, and steps 4 and 5 for Windows  
3.x for proper printer performance.  
For Windows 95/98 users: In Win98 or Win95 you can do a file search by going to, “Start”, ”Find files and folders”, and type HPFCFG*.exe in  
the name box and make sure to look in the C:\ drive. Then look for the HPFCFG or HPRCFG or HPWCFG file, the main thing to look for is  
CFG before the number. After finding this file, double click on it and disable the bi-directional communications.  
1. Save any unsaved data and close all programs listed on your task bar. This procedure will require restarting Windows later on.  
2. Click on the [Start] button. Click on [Run]. Type the name of the configuration file which matches your printer in the above table. Click OK.  
3. A new window will open on your system, which warns you that this program will modify your .INI files. Please click [Continue]. Another window will  
appear which contains several checkboxes with options listed beside them.  
4. Locate the checkbox which corresponds to “Bi-directional Communication”. Click on the checkbox to REMOVE the check mark.  
5. Click the [OK] button at the bottom of the window. A window stating that windows will be restarted will appear. Click [OKl. Windows will then restart.  
6. Once Windows has restarted, go to the Printers Folder. To view the Printers folder click [Start], point to [Settings], then click on [Printers].  
7. Right-click on the printer, then go to “Properties”. Click on the “Details” tab, then click on the “Spool Settings” button. If it is not grayed out, make sure  
that the “Disable bi-directional support . . .” radio button is checked. Click [OK]. Click [Apply] if not grayed out.  
8. Also on the details tab, click on “Port Settings”. If selectable, make sure that “Check port state before printing” is unchecked.  
For Windows 3.x users:  
1. For Windows 3.x, go to your Program Manager.  
2. Click on [File]. Click on [Run]. Type the name of the configuration file which matches your printer in the above table. Click [OK].  
3. Follow instructions no. 3 through 5 listed above under “For Windows 95 users”. The same instructions apply for Windows 3.x users.  
4. Double click on [Main], double click on [Control Panel], then double click on the [Printers] icon.  
5. Highlight the printer, then click on [Connect]. Make sure that “Fast printing direct to port” is unchecked.  
Disable Print cartridge query and Bidirectional communication in the following configuration files.  
Printer  
Configuration File  
HPVCNFIG.exe or HPFCFG02.exe or HPFCFG01.exe or HPFCFG03.exe or  
HPFCFG04.exe or HPFCFG05.exe or HPFCFG07.exe  
HPFCFG08.exe or HPFCFG18.exe  
HP DeskJet 600/660C  
HP DeskJet 670C/672C  
HP DeskJet 680C/682C  
HP DeskJet 690C/693C  
HPFCFG04.exe or HPFCFG05.exe or HPFCFG07.exe or HPFCFG17.exe  
HPFCFG05.exe  
HP DeskJet 690C/692C/693C/694C/695C/697C  
HP DeskJet 710C/712C  
HP DeskJet 720C/722C  
HP DeskJet 812c  
HPFCFG07.exe or HPFCFG16.exe  
HPFCFG13.exe  
HPFCFG06.exe or HPFCFG14.exe  
HPFCFG11.exe  
HP DeskJet 820C  
HPFCFG04.exe or HPFCFG09.exe  
HP DeskJet 882  
HPFCFG12.exe  
HP DeskJet 850C/855C  
HPRCFG01.exe or HPRCFG02.exe or HPRCFG03.exe or HPVCNFIG.exe or  
HPRCFG08.exe  
HP DeskJet 870C  
HP DeskJet 890C  
HP DeskJet 895C / Cse / Cxi  
HP DeskJet 1000C  
HPRCFG03.exe or HPRCFG08.exe or HPRCFG06.exe or HPRCFG11.exe  
HPRCFG07.exe or HPRCFG06.exe or HPRCFG08.exe  
HPFCFG15.exe  
HPW3CFG.exe  
HP DeskJet 1100C  
HPW4CFG.exe or HPW5CFG.exe  
HP DeskJet 1120C/Cse/Cxi  
HP DeskJet 1600  
HPW5CFG.exe  
Special Instructions for HP DeskJet 1600: Go to the HP1600 Utilities.  
Open the status window icon. Uncheck the option "Run Status Monitor  
on Windows Startup"  
HP DeskJet 2000C  
HP DeskJet 2500C  
HPRCFG07.exe or HPRCFG09.exe  
HPW6CFG.exe  
Special Instructions for HP5L/6L: Delete the HP 5L/6L driver completely by going into the Uninstall icon for HP 5L/6L.(For  
Windows 95 you have to click on Start, Programs, HP 5L/6L printer and then select HP5L/6L uninstall. For Windows 3.1, go  
into the Program Manager, open the HP 5L/6L utilities icon and double on the uninstall icon). Restart Windows. Reinstall the  
driver, select Custom install from the main screen. On Custom install screen make sure that PCL driver is checked but the PCL  
status window is unchecked and click OK to install the driver.  
Special Instructions for HP LaserJet 4000 series printers: From the Printer’s control panel configuration menu Select I/O  
MENU. From this menu change the line that reads FUNCTION = ON to FUNCTION = OFF.  
Special Instructions for HP6P/6MP: Look in your task bar at the bottom of the screen. Next to your clock at the right hand side  
you might see a red or green printer icon. Right click on this icon and select ‘Remove from taskbar’. Hold down keys  
‘Ctrl+Alt+Del’ simultaneously and ‘Close Program’ window should pop up. Click on the file HPPROPTY and then ‘End Task’.  
From the desktop, double click on ‘My Computer’, ‘C: (drive), Windows (folder), then System (folder). Look for the  
‘HPPROPTY.EXE’ file and delete it. Reboot your computer.  
Other DeskJet Printers  
Older DeskJets do not require any changes. For NEW printers, contact  
HP for proper information.  
For all other HP printers  
Refer to Special instructions # 7and 8 for Win95/98 users above.  
Special Instructions for Lexmark printers:  
Printer Models: 3200/5000/5700/7000/7200  
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You can disable bi-directional communication from the printers control program. To do this, go start/programs/Lexmark /Control program on  
LPT1 then go into the “Options” tab. put an “x” in the box that says “Disable Bi-Di Communications”. Then restart your computer.  
Special Instructions for Epson Stylus printers:  
Newer models of Epson printers come with bi-directional software such as “status monitor” or “tool box” software, which allows you to consistently view the  
status of your printer. This bi-directional software requires constant communication between the computer and printer. This type of communication is not  
possible through most networks or printer sharing devices, and will most likely conflict with printer performance. You should disable the bi-directional  
communication to be able to print correctly.  
DISABLING BI-DIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATION:  
Disabling the bi-directional software will not prohibit operation of the printer. It will not affect the quality of printer, or the speed of printing. To  
disable the "status monitor" for the Epson Stylus Color printer:  
For Windows 3.1 users:  
1. From Program Manager go to Epson folder,  
2. Open Spool Manger.  
3. Select (highlight) the Epson printer giving problems.  
4. Click on Queue on menu bar.  
5. Click on Setup.  
6. Keep "Spool to local printer" selected.  
7. Select "Use print manager for this port" and click OK.  
For Windows 95/98 users:  
1. Click on Start and go to Programs.  
2. Open Epson folder.  
3. Open Spool Manger.  
4. Select (highlight) the Epson printer.  
5. From the menu bar select on Queue.  
6. Click on Setup.  
7. Keep "Spool to local printer" selected.  
8. Select "Use print manager for this port" and click OK.  
Special Instructions for Canon 610 and Canon 620 printers: Download the BJC-610/BJC-620 BJ Raster Driver for Windows 95 version 1.0  
add and use the Canon 600e driver instead, to get either Canon 610 or Canon 620 printers to work. To add the Canon 600e printer driver  
under Windows 95, you need to go to the Add Printers icon under Printers. Select Canon and click on the Canon 600e driver and install. For  
Windows 3.1 you need to contact Canon to get the Canon 600e driver.  
The following instructions are for users still having problems printing.  
1. Printer Port Set to ECP or to Printer Port in Device Manager  
Boot Windows 95/98 and right click on My Computer icon.  
Select Properties.  
Select Device Manager tab.  
Double-click on Ports (Com & LPT).  
Double-click on ECP Printer port or Printer Port (LPT1). If your configuration is already Printer Port, this correction does not apply.  
Select Driver tab.  
Select Change Driver.  
Select Show all devices.  
Under Models: Select Printer port, then click OK.  
Click OK again.  
Shut down Windows 95/98™ and Reboot.  
2. Port Resource Settings Incorrect (e.g. Compaq PC's)  
Right click on My Computer.  
Select Properties.  
Select Device Manager tab.  
Double-click Ports (COM & LPT).  
Double-click LPT.  
Select Resources tab.  
De-select Automatic Settings.  
Change Basic Configuration, find the configuration that meets the following conditions:  
The settings need to be set for:  
Input/Output Range 0378-037X  
Input/Output Range 0778-077X  
Interrupt Request 07  
NO DMA.  
Select OK.  
Shut down Windows 95/98 and Reboot.  
Incorrect Port Configuration on Toshiba Laptops to change the CMOS setting:  
From Windows 95/87™ click on Start.  
Go to Programs.  
Select Toshiba Utilities.  
You will have either the TSETUP or HARDWARE SETUP utility.  
Reboot your system.  
For TSETUP:  
Under Parallel Port select Standard.  
Reboot your system.  
For HARDWARE SETUP:  
Select Hardware Options.  
Select Parallel/Printer.  
Select Standard Bi-directional.  
Click OK.  
The machine will ask if you want to reboot. Select Yes.  
Reboot your system.  
The bi-directional software for your printer has now been disabled. After restarting Windows you should be able to print properly through your  
printer sharing device. If you continue to have difficulty, please call Belkin Components Technical Support at (310) 898-1100 ext. 2263.  
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