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Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
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TP-LINK TL-PS110U Print Server 10/100 USB 2.0 1YR
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- Compatible with more than 320 printer models on the market
- Supports multi-protocol and multi-OS, easy to set up in almost all network environments
- High-speed microprocessor and USB2.0 compliant printing port make processing jobs faster
- Simple setup and management, very easy to operate
- TP-Link - World's No. 1 Provider of WLAN Products within last 10 years. Leading Support- Industry leading 3-year warranty and 24/7 technical support
Product Information
Technical Details
Brand | TP-Link |
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Item Model Number | TL-PS110U |
Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 7.3 x 3 cm; 200 Grams |
Item Dimensions L x W x H | 6.5 x 7.3 x 3 centimetres |
Processor Count | 1 |
Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
Voltage | 5 Volts |
Item Weight | 200 g |
Manufacturer | TP-Link |
Language | English |
ASIN | B0014I4WCE |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | 21 November 2017 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.0 out of 5 stars |
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369 in Networking Devices |
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Product description
TP-Link Single USB2.0 Port Fast Ethernet Print Server allows you to take the computer out of the loop while setting up a printing network. All that is needed is to connect the TL-PS110U to a printer via the USB port, connect the print server to your LAN and you will be able to access your printer from any computer on the LAN. TP-LINK print servers are compatible with most majorities of printers on the market. At the same time, we also make sure to keep our products up to date with new models of printers. TP-LINK print servers feature a high-speed microprocessor and USB 2.0 port to ensure user printing jobs are processed both effectively and rapidly. TP-LINK print servers support a majority of operating systems including Windows, Netware, Unix/Linux and Mac. Also, TP-LINK print servers support a number of network protocols including TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, Apple Talk, LPR, IPP/SMB, RAW TCP, increasing the width of application.
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What This Product Does
The TP-LINK TL-PS110U print server allows you to take the computer out of the loop while setting up a printing network. All that is needed is to connect the TL-PS110U to a printer via the USB port, connect the print server to your LAN, and you will be able to access your printer from any computer on the LAN.
Great Compatibility
TP-LINK print servers are compatible with most majorities of printers on the market. At the same time, we also make sure to keep our products up to date with new models of printers.
High-speed Printing
TP-LINK print servers feature high-speed microprocessor and USB 2.0 port to ensure user printing jobs are processed both effectively and rapidly.
Wide Applicability
TP-LINK print servers support a majority of operating systems including Windows, Netware, Unix/Linux, and Mac. Also TP-LINK print servers support a number of network protocols including TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, Apple Talk, LPR, IPP/SMB, RAW TCP, increasing the width of application.
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The main concern is the web interface, and the fact that as soon as I set a new password, the device becomes completely inaccessible. The interface itself is poorly designed and buggy but it did at least allow me to set a new static IP address. The tendency to reboot for every single setting change, usually quite unnecessarily, isn't reassuring either. We have a small well-firewalled network so lack of a password isn't the end of the world, but with such poor attention to interface design and testing, instinct tells me other problems will reveal themselves soon enough.
Cheapness of manufacture is obvious, with both front and back of the device used for connections. It's more convenient and better for usability, but costs a little more, to put the USB, power and Ethernet sockets on the back and the status LEDS on the front, so with this device you know you're getting something of very modest quality right out of the box.
FYI, the default static IP for the device is 192.168.0.10. For most users, setting the device to accept DHCP addresses would probably be the best option.
Also, the Factory Reset, which is as usual a recessed button operated with a pencil tip or paperclip, doesn't work if the device is already on: you force a reset by switching off, then pressing and holding the Reset while simultaneously pushing in the DC power plug. Somewhat tricky and counter-intuitive and another poor design choice.

Loses a star because the supplied documentation and installation disk haven't been updated since Win 7 and neither has the on-line product page. The supplied software does not install the server in a Win10 environment.
That said, setting up on Win10 is relatively straightforward but because Win10 uses TCPIP printing (don't understand the finer points of the distinction between this and Win8 myself, so won't try and explain here) the set up follows a different process to Win8. Win 10 is not difficult to install, but it first took a Google search to find the relevant FAQ in the TP LINK website and the explanation isn't perfect, but I was able to work it out.
TP-LINK needs to reword the wIn10 instructions and put the link prominently on the product page.

It really shouldn't be this hard and the tech support should be sharp. It shouldn't take an hour to have about 10 messages to back and forth. Feel like it's been the promise of a solution but I've ended up with a bigger headache.
Just want to make my USB printer be able to connect with an iPad. Shame on Apple for making this so **** difficult and shame on TP-Link for their lack of support, poor explanation and supplying it with a mini CD -- who uses a mini cd?????
Ughhhh total frustration.

But it ships with a factory default of a fixed IP on 192.168.0.* so if your network uses something else, you will first have to attach it back-to-back with a network cable and a browser and change it, or mess around with a clunky app off a mini-CD that won't work in a laptop CDROM drive if you use Windows or MacOS. They'd lose nothing by making the default DHCP. If any of that scares you, buy something else!
