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dfm128 Author

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HP Laserjet CP1525nw and AirPrint

I have a brand new CP1525nw which is on the list of supported printers. It has the most up to date firmware available. My iPad is running the most up to date version.

I am unable to print to it with my iPad. A windows desktop can print to it wirelessly. When I try to use my iPad i simply get "No Printers Found"

Have i missed something? Any thoughts or ideas?

Windows XP Pro

Posted on Dec 8, 2010 9:02 AM

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tipinsj

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Dec 13, 2011 9:32 AM in response to dfm128

I had a similar experience: Brand new CP1525nw, latest firmware and IOS, but iPad could not see the printer, said "No Airlink Printers Found". I could print from other computers, I could access the printers HTML setup page in Safari using it's IP, Subnetinsight (nice app) could see its bonjour address but DIscovery app could not.

Bottom line, I went into the printer control panel in Safari, clicked Networking tab, clicked Network Identification, and changed the Host Name from its default setting. I chose "HP_LaserJet_CP1525nw". Then Airprint worked.

Don't know why. Subnetinsight now shows a different Bonjour host name (but not HP_LaserJet_CP1525nw). DIscovery app now saw multiple instances of the printer. Seems like some confusion between HP and Apple over naming conventions?

thenonie

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Mar 23, 2012 7:22 PM in response to dfm128

Seems that the printer does not actually turn Bonjour on after a firmware upgrade. To fix: go to the printer's control panel (put the printer's IP address into your browser). Then go to Networking -> Advanced. UNTICK the Bonjour service and click Apply. Wait few seconds (just to be sure 🙂) and then TICK the Bonjour service again and click Apply.

That should do the trick...

Nonie.

HP Laserjet CP1525nw and AirPrint