Since I've installed 10.5.2, my printer doesn't print anymore from my airport express. No problems though when connected directly to my Macbook.
I have all the latest drivers and after dealing with apple care, the only answer I got, after reseting everything, was a compatibility issue. Why now? Was working great for the last 2 years!!!!
I get, from my printer, an "Internal error: Session time out" and from my macbook printing queue: Printer in use...
Anyone out there that can help me??
Thanks
Macbook,
Mac OS X (10.5.2),
Printer: Samsung SCX-4200 series ( laser multifonction)
I'm having similar problems (I think ) with Airport Extreme. Until recently I could print wirelessly, then about a week ago (I'm thinking it coincided with a software update), I could no longer print when the printer was hooked to Airport Extreme. I can now print only if I plug it in via USB to my computer.
When I try to print wirelessly, it says "no pages found" instead of "sending data" -- and then the printing status goes from "printing" to "stopped" before it prints anything.
I am using a Canon MX310. My printer and computer are only 3 months old.
Any suggestions? Should I use the solution that's posted above? I'm not sure I understand it. (I'm new to the Mac - a longtime PC Windows user.)
The IP-address solution does not work for me (with the IP alone and with the appended ":9101", ":9102", "9103", etc...). I am able to install and find my printer (using Bonjour), send jobs to it, but it does not print - it hangs between 7% and 30% of sending the job to the printer. After a certain amount of time the printer prints a page with the following written on it:
"INTERNAL ERROR - Incomplete Session by time out
POSITION : 0xf87 (3975)
SYSTEM : h6fwsim
snipe/oshook
LINE : 1060
VERSION : SPL 5.07 06-27-2006"
The odd thing here is that until I tried installing my printer on my girlfriend's computer (MacBook, Intel Core Duo 1.83 GHz, OS X 10.5.2) the driver set up on mine worked fine even with all the AirPort Express updates and OS X 10.5.2. After hers did not work, I tried mine, and it had stopped. So then I attempted reinstalls on both (of the drivers from the Samsung site). That has brought me to where I am presently. The printer works if plugged in via USB directly, but not through the AirPort Express.
I have a MacBook Pro 17", Intel Core Duo 2.16 GHz, OS X 10.5.2. I am using an AirPort Express, Firmware Version 6.3. And my printer is a Samsung ML-2510 monochrome laser printer with software version 1.1.
Just to add that I am having exactly the same sort of problems when trying to use a Canon pixma iP5200. I've tried the various fixes suggested here but without success. The frustrating thing is I initially set this up just a week ago, everything working perfectly (sharing the printer between a couple of macs and a windows xp machine) and now the airport express is essentially useless! Any further suggestions (or better yet an Apple-supplied fix) would be welcome.
I skimmed this. I've seen two setups with the same problem, but not because of the operating system version--it's because in both cases, we automatically upgraded the Airport Express to 7.3.1. I would try an Airport driver rollback to 7.2.1.
In all situations it results in a timeout or very very slow printing. This is with either the CUPS or with manufacturer drivers. We can force it to print using USB.
I just wanted to report that I was having the same problem as everyone else trying to print from either my iMac or MBP to my Samsung SCX-4200 connected to AEBS. Not really sure when it happened as I have multiple Macs and printers. All I know is that it used to work as advertised without a problem.
Luckily, I came right to this thread to look for a solution. Using Manu's method, I'm now printing again. Thanks so much for the info.
Apple, are you listening? Fix this please. It used to work, so don't try to push the blame onto the manufacturers...
I have a Dell Wireless Print Server 3300 but I cannot get it to recognize and connect to my time capsule (airport extreme wireless network). Any thoughts?