Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Setup

See these (Select on : Show ") sections to use your Epson Artisan 800 on a Wi-Fi or wired network.

Epson Artisan 800

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi Infrastructure Mode Setup

You can set up your Printer Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your PC/computer using a wireless router or access point. The wireless router or access point can be connected to your PC/computer over a wireless or wired network.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Selecting Wireless Network Setup From the Control Panel.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi Direct Mode Setup

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate directly with your PC/Laptop/Notebokk/computer or another device without requiring a Epson Artisan 800 wireless router or access point.

🔻Enabling Wi-Fi Direct Mode

You can enable Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi Direct mode to allow direct communication between your Epson Artisan 800 and computer or other devices without a wireless router or access point.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

If your Wireless network uses a WPS-enabled wireless router or access point, you can quickly connect your Epson Artisan 800 to the Wireless network using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS).

Note: To check if your Wireless router is WPS-enabled, look for a button labeled WPS on your Wireless router or access point. If there is no hardware button, there may be a virtual WPS button in the software for the device. Check your network Epson Artisan 800 documentation for details.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Using WPS to Connect to a Network

If you have a WPS-enabled Epson Artisan 800 wireless router or access point, you can use Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) to connect your Epson Artisan 800 to the network.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Wired Network Setup

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Printing a Network Status Sheet

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

You can Epson Artisan 800 print a network status sheet to help you determine the causes of any problems you may have using your Epson Artisan 800 on a network.

🔻Epson Artisan 800 Changing or Updating Network Connections

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

See these (Select on "Show") sections to change or update how your Epson Artisan 800 product connects to a network.

🔽Accessing the Web Config Utility

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

You can select your Epson Artisan 800 network/Wireless Setup & confirm its operating status using a web browser. You do this by accessing your Epson Artisan 800 built-in Web Config utility from a computer or other device that is connected to the same network as your Epson Artisan 800.

1. Epson Artisan 800 Print a network status sheet.
2. Locate the IP Address for your Epson Artisan 800 that is listed on the network status sheet.
3. On a computer or other device connected to the same network as your Epson Artisan 800, open a web browser.
4. Enter your Epson Artisan 800 IP address into the address bar. You see the available Epson Artisan 800 Web Config utility options.

🔽Changing a USB Connection to a Wi-Fi Connection

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

If you have already connected your Epson Artisan 800 to your computer using a USB connection, you can change to a Wi-Fi connection.

1. Disconnect the USB cable from your Epson Artisan 800.
2. Uninstall your Epson Artisan 800 software.
3. Download and install your Epson Artisan 800 software from the Epson Official website using the User Guide instructions on the Start Here sheet.
   

🔽Changing a Wi-Fi Connection to a Wired Network Connection

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

If you have already connected your Epson Artisan 800 to your computer wirelessly, you can change to a wired network connection if necessary.

1. Disable your Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi features.
2. Connect one end of an Ethernet network cable to the Epson Artisan 800 LAN port.
3. Connect the other end to any available LAN port on your Wireless router or access point.
4. Uninstall your Epson Artisan 800 software.
5. Download and install your Epson Artisan 800 software from the Official Epson website.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the Epson Artisan 800 software.
7. When you see the Select Epson Artisan 800 Your Connection screen, select Wired network connection.
8. If you see a Select Epson Artisan 800 Setup Option screen, select Set up Epson Artisan 800 printer for the first time.
9. Continue following the rest of the on-screen Epson Artisan 800 Wireless setup instructions.

🔽Connecting to a New Wi-Fi Router

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

If you change the wireless router you have been using on your network, you need to update your Epson Artisan 800 product's Wi-Fi connection to the new router.

🔽Disabling Wi-Fi Features

You can set up your Epson Artisan 800 to communicate with your computer over a wired network by connecting it to the router or hub using an Ethernet cable.

You may need to disable your Epson Artisan 800 Wi-Fi features if you change your network connection type or need to solve a problem with your network connection.

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Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Setup and Review

The Epson Artisan 800 from Epson is a picture ink-jet multifunction device that can publish, scan, duplicate, fax, and also print straight into ink-jet optical disks like CD-Rs as well as DVD-Rs. You can link the Artisan 800 to your Mac by means of USB 2.0, Ethernet, or over 802.11 g wireless. We had trouble scanning over a cordless connection, and the text printing on simple paper can't be identified as laser sharp, but the picture prints and photographic duplicate quality will certainly attract devoted photographers willing to look the other way on those tiny aggravations.

Physically just like Epson multifunction tools, the Artisan 800 is an attractive system with a combination of glossy and level black surfaces with silver accents. Its most distinguishing feature is its large 7.8-inch touchscreen, which allows you to navigate the menus and also settings, dial fax numbers, and view and also edit 3.5-inch previews of images from placed camera cards or USB thumb drives.

The device has two paper trays, one for standing up to 120 sheets of simple paper as big as 8.5 by 14 inches, as well as one for either 4-by-6 or 5-by-7 picture paper. You can select in between printing photos as well as printing routine records without going to the printer to fill the proper paper. The trays themselves really feel lightweight, as does the folding paper outcome tray.

The scanner has a maximum 4,800 dpi optical resolution, with an 8.5 by 11.7-inch flatbed. Legal-sized records can be checked when utilizing the 30-sheet, automatic file feeder constructed into the lid. Though the Aritisan 800 lacks 48-bit outcome, our tests scans were of Excellent quality, with pleasing and rather precise shades tending a little bit in the direction of red and also missing out on some shadow information in darker locations. Handy switches let you conserve your scan as a photo documents, send it to your email program, save the scan as a PDF, or scan to text utilizing the consisted of Optical Character Recognition software. Scan times were commendable with an 8 by 10, 600 dpi scan taking about 30 secs to finish when linked directly using USB 2.0.

We were able to check from our Mac Pro over USB 2.0, as well as Ethernet with no problems. Nevertheless, we did have problem starting scans from the unit and also having it turn up on our computer system over a cordless network. Epson supplied a couple of suggestions on how to get this working, however we were never able to. This "press" scanning attribute has actually been an issue with several cordless MFPs; numerous makers will not also try to sustain the capacity, while others use inelegant workarounds, so I won't be as well hard on Epson for being just one of numerous to deal with this feature.

The Artisan 800 utilizes 6 dye-based inks (black, cyan, light cyan, yellow, magenta, as well as light magenta in individual tanks), to print terrific looking photos. Prints of our barbecue color photo test data showed no visible dots, wonderful detail, and near best shade matching. Simple paper printing had not been as outstanding, with text lacking intensity due to ink blood loss right into the paper-the text was still extremely legible, just not as sharp and clean as a laser printer or other inkjets.

Simple paper test times were quick, with a single web page taking around 13 secs and also a 10-page Word document taking just 1 minute, 22 seconds to finish. The Artisan 800 doesn't provide automated double-sided printing requirement, however Epson offers a $30 optional duplexer for that feature. We were not able to test this add-on.

The Epson Artisan 800 additionally offers copy capacities, as well as, as you could envision, the outcomes mirror the problems and staminas stated over. Copying a picture into picture paper worked very well, with outstanding shade reproduction as well as just a little loss of deepness and clearness of the original photo. Ordinary paper duplicating wasn't fairly as excellent. A copy of a magazine cover into simple paper looked OK, but not comparable to a few other multifunction devices we've checked, with blacks not quite as solid and also vibrant and also lines not as sharp and also clean.

Faxing might seem like obsolete innovation nowadays, yet I speak from experience that not having one can cause an actual frustration when dealing with financial institution deals, home purchases, etc. The FedEx Office (neé Kinko's) charges $1.42 per web page for a local fax; prices vary for long distance. When, I had 40 or 50 pages to fax and seriously thought about heading out and purchasing a stand-alone facsimile machine just for this set scenario. The Artisan 800's integrated facsimile machine permits you to send out as well as receive monochrome or color fax, utilizes a 33.6 Kbps modem and could accumulate to 180 pages in memory as well as keep up to 60 speed dial numbers helpful.

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