Printer Compatibility
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2) To avoid putting users' DiskStation at risk, please don't paste links to any patches provided by our Support team as we will systematically remove them. Our Support team will provide the correct patch for your DiskStation model.
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RascallyJack
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Printer Compatibility
I have a question; since the router software is in appearance so close to the DSM why is the Print Server such an epic fail on the router? When will the DSM extensive compatibility list be imported into the Router software so customers do not have to run out and buy one of only 7 printers supported. I really hope 1.1 includes a broader range of the DSM compatible printers.
Re: Printer Compatibility
Plugged in my Samsung ML-1865W which is pretty old already and it works well... at least with Google Cloud Print. I'm not able to set it up as a network printer in Windows 10. But managed it by using the wifi in the printer now. Not a pretty workaround but does it for now.
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Re: Printer Compatibility
I have a Brother MFC-9320CW. I have had it for a few years and the machine has been an excellent printer, connected to my wireless network. After adding the Synology router, I am unable to even add the printer as a network printer device, in spite of successful connecting to the network. That is, the Brother printer acknolwedges the connection and the device shows up in the DHCP client list. Why it can't find the device is a mystery to me. Any suggestions?