Available 12 files for D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Firmware

Operating System

Firmware

Version

2.10b5

Size Driver

641KB

File Name

dp-g310_revc1_firmware_v2-10b5.zip

Observations

DP-G310 Revision B1 Release notes included 1 Supports HP Business 1000 Printer

DP-G310 Firmware Release Note

Firmware: v2.10 Build 5
Hardware: A1/B1
Date: 29th Mar, 2006

Enhancements:
1. Supports HP Business 1000 Printer

Firmware: v2.10 Build 4
Hardware: A1/A2/B1/C1
Date: 10th Mar, 2006

Problems Resolved:
1. Fixed didn’t district user key in more than 13 characters for print server port
name , since it would fail when add printer under Windows OS.
2. Fixed didn’t district user key in special character “%” on port name, since it
would fail when add printer, under Windows OS.
3. Fixed didn’t district user key in more 12 characters for MAC 12 HEX
4. Fixed didn’t district user key in invalid MAC HEX characters.
5. Fixed didn’t use printer for a while, print server show printer offline, unless
reboot print server or printer.
6. Fixed put print server on Public IP, it crashes sometimes.
7. Remove Web GUI 'Printing Access' item.


Firmware: v2.10 Build 3
Hardware: A1/A2/B1/C1
Date: 19th Jan, 2006

Enhancements:
Upgrade Information for this version --
1. This version fixed SanDisk USB Device problem.

Firmware: v2.10 Build 2
Hardware: A1/A2/B1/C1
Date: 25th Nov, 2005

Enhancements:

1. Support GDI printers -- HP LaserJet 1010, 1022, 1160
Color LaserJet 2600n, 3500, 3550
Samsung ML-1520
Fuji Xerox Phaser 3121
Epson TM-T88III
2. Fixed GDI Printer Printing Bug under DHCP IP Mode
3. Support WCN FAT12 and Fixed WCN No Configuration File Saved problem

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server LPR for Win9x/Me Manual

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

268KB

File Name

dp-xxx_lpr_manual_w9x_me.pdf

Observations

Setting up Windows 95 TCP/IP Printing
The D-Link network print server can provide print services to TCP/IP
networks using the lpr/lpd network printing protocol. Most UNIX
systems are capable of supporting lpd, as is Windows NT.
D-Link’s LPR for TCP/IP Printing client gives Windows 95
workstations the ability to print using the lpr/lpd printing protocol.
Though it is possible to print to D-Link network print servers from
Windows 95, this capability is useful if primarily administer your
network from UNIX systems, or if you want to print from workstations
that are only accessible through IP routing.

Installing the LPR for TCP/IP Printing Client
Before your Windows 95 workstation can print using the lpr protocol,
you will need to install the D-Link client program, as follows:
1. Make sure that you have installed the TCP/IP protocol, and have
properly configured the Windows 95 TCP/IP settings. You can
install the protocol from the Network control panel if necessary.
2. From the Start menu, choose the Settings submenu, then the
Control Panel item within it. Windows will display the Control
Panel folder.
3. Double-click on the Network icon in the Control Panel folder.
4. Click on the Add... button on the Configuration tab.
5. Windows will ask for the type of component to add. Select
Client and click Add... to continue.
6. When Windows asks you to select a network client, click the
Have Disk... button.
7. Insert the LPR client diskette in your computer’s floppy drive (A:
or B:), enter the proper pathname, and click OK.
8. Select the LPR for TCP/IP Printing client and click OK.
9. Windows will copy the necessary files, and return to the
Network dialog. Click OK to let Windows restart.

Adding LPR Printer Ports
Once you have installed the client, and have enabled TCP/IP printing
for the D-Link network print servers, then you need to add a printer
port for each printer you will be printing to using the lpr/lpd
protocol. To add a printer port,
1. From the Start menu, choose the Settings submenu, then the
Control Panel item within it. Windows will display the Control
Panel folder.
2. Double-click on the Network icon in the Control Panel folder.
3. Choose the LPR for TCP/IP Printing client and click the
Properties button.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Add a printer to Macintosh

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

124KB

File Name

dp-xxx_macintosh_installation.pdf

Observations

Document: DP-100, DP-101, DP-300, DP-301, Macintosh Installation
Rev:
Summary: Macintosh: Using a D-Link Print Server with a Macintosh
Details: D-Link does not currently (11/1/00) produce print server configuration or driver
software for the Macintosh. As such, D-Link’s print servers cannot be configured by
Macintoshes. However, once configured by an IBM-compatible computer, many of D-Link print
servers can be used, as printing devices by Macintoshes and here’s how to do it:
1. Requirements:
A. At least one Windows-based computer (95/98/ME/NT/2000)
(This computer will be used to configure the print server and to run the print server
software).
B. The Print Server’s Driver software (Windows-based)
(Optional - Some D-Link print server devices require them)
C. The PSADMIN Utility (Windows-based)
(D-Link’s print server configuration & management utility)
D. As of present, D-Link’s PSADMIN utility currently (11/1/00) only supports
PostScript printers for use with the Macintosh. No other kinds of printers are
supported.
2. Installing the Print Server
A. Install the print server’s hardware and connect it to the network.
B. Install the print server’s drivers (if necessary)
C. Install PSADMIN
This is the main screen of PSADMIN. Notice the PS-dlink name under Server Name on the
left. This is the default name that PSADMIN assigns to the print server until its been
configured. For now, just disregard it.

To configure the print server, you either need to:
1. Click on the Configuration button at the center of the main screen
or
2. Choose AppleTalk from the Configuration menu.
Note: At this point, PSADMIN will automatically change the print server’s name from PS-dlink
to something like the PS-026017-P1 that you see below. You’ll be able to manually change
the name later on if you so like. Notice the change also under Server Name in the
background.

After you have done that, you’ll get the following screen. If you know what your AppleTalk
Zone is, just type its name in the appropriate text field and then click on the Port Settings
button. If you don’t know what the AppleTalk Zone is, just leave the text field with just the
asterisk in it.

After clicking on the Port Settings button, you’ll get the following screen. This is where you
can also change the print server’s name to anything that you want. Just highlight the current
name that exists under Chooser Name (such as PS-026017) and type over its new name.
As mentioned before, the PSADMIN utility currently (11/1/00) only supports PostScript
printers. You can’t use anything else. If you have a PostScript printer attached to the print
server, choose the only choice: the LaserWriter for the Printer Type: This should work will
almost all PostScript printers as this is a generic choice for such printers.

Next, choose the Postscript Level that the printer uses (Level 1 or 2) and click OK.
Once configured, you can now let the Macintosh to find and use the print server. If you
already haven’t done so, attach the Macintosh to the network and make sure that it has been
configured to already use the network.
Next, use the Chooser to find the new print server (Apple Menu > Chooser). Once in the
Chooser, make sure that the AppleTalk Active button (at the bottom) is checked. Finally,
click on the LaserWriter 8 icon (on the left) and the name of the D-Link print server should
come up on the right. The print server should now come up for every application you want to
use on the Macintosh.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Datasheet

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

254KB

File Name

dp-g310.pdf

Observations

Single-Port Wireless USB Print Server
With Built-in High-Speed 802.11g WLAN Interface
The DP-G310 wireless print server provides a high-speed USB 2.0 printer port for connection to a USB-supported printer.
Equipped with a 10/100BASE Ethernet and high-speed 802.11g wireless LAN interface, this device lets you conveniently share
your printer with a group of home or office users, with or without the network wires. Supporting multiple network operating
systems, this print server brings a high level of flexibility and performance to your printing needs.
Flexible Installation
Ethernet and Wireless Interfaces
Wireless Network Security
The DP-G310 is ideal for both the large office and the small WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) encryption protocol. Data
workgroup. For homes and SOHO with just one printer to privacy mechanism is based on a shared key algorithm, as
share, this print server offers a single port and saves you the described in the wireless LAN standard.
cost. For the large office with many computer users and
several printers scattered at different places, you can plug
one print server to each of these printers to share them on
the network.
Two LAN interfaces are provided on this print server:
(1) a 10/100BASE-TX Ethernet port and (2) a high-speed
802.11g wireless LAN interface supporting up to 54Mbps
network data transfer. This flexibly allows both Ethernet
users and wireless users to print files through the print server.
The DP-G310 provides the necessary security for wireless
users, using the user-selectable 64/128-bit industry-standard
Remote Printing Support
Setup & Access Control
The DP-G310 supports IPP (Internet Printing Protocol), so
you can set an IP address in the print server for remote users
to output print files to the printers from remote places.
Setting up the print server can be done from any workstation
running a web browser. In addition, Windows-based menudriven
program allows you to do administration jobs and set
access control. Access to your network printer can be
control by setting up a list of MAC addresses of user
computers allow to print files. SNMP and latest MIB-II
MIBs are built into the print server, allowing you to manage
this device on an SNMP standard-based network.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server DP-GXXX Printer Compatibility List v2.00

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

13KB

File Name

dp-3xxx_dp-g3xxx_usb_ltp_printer_list.pdf

Observations

For DP-300U, DP-301P+, DP-301U, DP-311U, DP-G310,
and DP-G321
Parallel Port Printer List
Canon
· BJC-255SP
· BJC-330
· BJC-600
· BJC-620
· BJC-720
· BJC-740
· BJC-2000SP
· BJC-4100
· BJC-4300
· BJC-4500
· BJC-4550
· BJC-6000
· BJC-6500
· BJC-7000
· BJC-8200
· Bubble Jet S520
Epson
· Stylus 5700
· Stylus 5700L
· Stylus 5800
· Stylus C60
· Stylus EPL-5500
· Stylus EPL-N2000
· Stylus EPL-N2010
· Stylus LQ-100
· Stylus LQ-300
· Stylus LQ-550
· Stylus LQ-570+
· Stylus LQ-1070C+
· Stylus LQ-2070
· Stylus LQ-2170C

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Manual v1.01

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

9.3MB

File Name

dp-g310_manual_v1.01(e).pdf

Observations

Package Contents ..................................................................................................4
Contents of Package:..........................................................................................4
System Requirements:........................................................................................4
Introduction ............................................................................................................1
External Features ...................................................................................................3
Port Connector....................................................................................................3
Rear Panel Connectors..........................................................................................4
Network Cable Connector ...................................................................................4
Antenna Connector .............................................................................................5
USB Port Connector............................................................................................5
Reset Button .......................................................................................................5
DC Power Connector ..........................................................................................5
Front Panel .............................................................................................................6
LED Indicators ....................................................................................................6
Wireless Basics......................................................................................................7
Wireless Installation Considerations....................................................................9
Installing Consideratons......................................................................................9
Setting up the DP-G310........................................................................................10
Installing the Print Server ..................................................................................10
Power ON Self-Test...........................................................................................11
Getting Started......................................................................................................13
Using PS-Wizard...................................................................................................14
Auto-Run Installation.........................................................................................14
PS-Wizard.........................................................................................................15
Installing PS-Wizard..........................................................................................15
Using PS-Wizard...............................................................................................19
Using the Web Configuration ..............................................................................25

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Multi functinal printer compatibility list Firmware 200 or later required

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

8KB

File Name

mfp_compability_20060524.pdf

Observations

SAMSUNG
Model Name Type USB Parallel PRINT Remark
SCX-4100 MFP V V
ML-1520 Laser V V GDI Pprinter

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server PS-Admin Manual

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

1.4MB

File Name

dp-g310_ps_admin_user_man.pdf

Observations

ABOUT THIS GUIDE ................................................................ 1
What’s Not Covered in This User’s Guide..................................................... 1
Contents of the User’s Guide......................................................................... 2
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................... 3
Background on Print Servers......................................................................... 3
Print Server Administration Features............................................................ 5
INSTALLING AND STARTING THE PS ADMIN PROGRAM............... 7
System Requirements ..................................................................................... 7
Installing PS Admin ....................................................................................... 9
Starting PS Admin.......................................................................................... 9
PRINT SERVER WIRELESS SETTING IN PS ADMIN PROGRAM 11
Ad-Hoc Mode:.............................................................................................. 12
Infrastructure Mode:.................................................................................... 16
WEP Encryption Key ................................................................................... 20
GETTING STARTED SETTING UP YOUR PRINT SERVER............. 22
Choosing a Name for Your Print Server...................................................... 22
Setting a Password for Your Print Server.................................................... 24
Changing Print Server Port Settings ........................................................... 25
Testing Your Print Server ............................................................................ 29

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Add a printer in WinXP

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

1.3MB

File Name

dp-xxx_xp_config.pdf

Observations

How to Install D-Link Print Server in the Microsoft Windows XP
TCP/IP environment
To create a TCP/IP remote printer Microsoft TCP/IP printing support must be installed. The
procedure is as follows.
1. To start the Add Printer Wizard, Go into Startà Go into Control Panelà Printers and
Faxes. Click on Add a printer.
2. The ‘Add printer wizard’ should then come up. Click Next.
3. Select ‘Local printer attached to this computer’ and untick ‘Automatically detect and
install my Plug n Play printer’ as the printer will not be plugged in directly to the PC.
Click Next.
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All trademarks acknowledged
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4. The wizard will then ask you to Select a Printer Port. Select ‘Create a new port’. Select
Standard TCP/IP Port. Click Next.
5. The ‘Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard’ should then come up. Click Next.
6. Specify the IP address of the print server. An arbitrary ‘Port name’ will be generated by
default and this is based on the IP address specified. Please use different names if you
are installing multiple ports for the print server like the DP-100/300. This is because
Windows XP will only allow a unique ‘Port Name’. You can use something like i.e.
192.168.0.10_P1, 192.168.0.10_P2, etc. Click Next.
7. The wizard will then ask for Additional Port Information. Select Custom and then click on
Settings.
8. The ‘Configure Standard TCP/IP Port Monitor’ will then come up. Under protocol, select
LPR. In the ‘LPR Settings’ section, set the ‘Queue Name’ to the name of the port
registered on the print server. The name shown in the example below is using the
default format for port 1 (i.e. PS-616E64-P1). Click OK.
9. The wizard will then confirm the details of the new TCP/IP Printer Port. Click on Finish to
complete the wizard.
10. The ‘Add printer Wizard’ will then start the installation of the Printer drivers. Please
follow this wizard through and install the drivers for your printer accordingly.
11. The wizard will then ask for the name of your printer. Enter the appropriate name for
your printer.
12. Choose whether you wish to share the printer with other network users and enter an
appropriate name.
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All trademarks acknowledged
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13. The wizard will then ask for the ‘Location and Comment’ for the printer. Put in the
appropriate details for the printer.
14. The wizard will then ask if you would like to print a test page. Select ‘Yes’ to confirm it
is printing correctly. Once done, click Next.
15. The wizard will confirm that you have successfully installed the printer. Click Finish to
complete the installation.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server Quick Installation Guide

Information

Quick Installation Guide

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

2.3MB

File Name

dpg310_qig_100.pdf

Observations

Connecting The DP-G310 To Your Network
First, insert one end of a straight-through CAT5 Ethernet cable into the DPG310’
s Network Port (shown below.) Connect the other end of the cable to the
LAN port of the gateway or switch. Note: Do not connect the power cord to
the DP-G310 until you are advised to do so.
Warning!
Only a USB printer may be connected to the USB port of the DP-G310. Do
not connect any other USB device to the DP-G310’s USB port; doing so
may damage the unit, voiding the warranty for this product.
Next, make sure that your Printer is turned OFF.
Using your USB cable, connect one end of the cable to the USB port of the
DP-G310 and the other end to the USB port of your printer. Turn ON the
printer.
Then, plug one end of the power adapter into the DP-G310 and the other end
into your electric outlet. The DP-G310 will turn on and begin a self-test.

Setting up your DP-G310 for network
printing in Windows XP
For additional Windows operating system setup or information
on the Web-management interface, refer to the manual located
on the CD-ROM.
The factory default IP address of the DP-G310 is 192.168.0.10. In order to network
to the printer through the DP-G310, the DP-G310 must have the same IP network
settings as your network.To access the Print Server’s Web configuration interface,
assign an IP address on one of the wired PCs on your network to the same IP
scheme as the Print Server.
Go to Start > Right-click on
My Network Places >
select Properties > Double-click on
the Network Connection associated
with your Network Adapter.
Input a static IP address in the
same range as the print server.
The IP address of the DP-G310 can
be modified on the Network tab of
the Web configuration menu.
The following instructions use the Print
Server’s default IP address as an
example. Make the appropriate changes
if you have modified the DP-G310’s IP
address.
Click on the Configuration tab
to view the current Wireless
Settings.

What is Infrastructure and Ad-Hoc Mode?
Ad-Hoc: Refers to two or more 802.11 wireless devices that communicate directly with
one another without using an access point or any connection to a wired network.
Infrastructure: Refers to an 802.11 network in which wireless devices communicate
with each other by first going through an access point or wireless router.

What is an SSID?
A workgroup name of your Wireless Network. All wireless devices must all
have the same SSID to communicate on the wireless network. All D-Link
wireless devices have the default SSID of default, all lower case.

How does WEP Work?
64-bit WEP encryption uses a 10 hexidecimal character key. 128-bit WEP
uses a 26 hexidecimal character key. The WEP encryption key must match
the WEP settings on your AP or wireless router to connect properly.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server LPR Software

Operating System

Windows 95-98-98Se-Me

Version

1.00

Size Driver

95KB

File Name

dp-xxx_sw_lpr_for_w9x_me.zip

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DP-G310 Revision C2

Description

Wireless USB Print Server PS-Admin Software

Operating System

Windows 95-NT-2000-XP

Version

3.00

Size Driver

1.7MB

File Name

dp-xxx_sw_ps-admin_v3.00.zip