Print servers Epson

10/100 Base Tx, Win, Mac, OS/2, Unix, 802.2, 802.3, Ethernet SNAP, Ethernet II, IBM AIX 3.2.5 Quickly convert your Epson printer into a network printer

Simple setup - all hardware & software included

Allows your print server to easily configured with a web browser

Supports popular network environments and client platforms

Separate printer status monitor software utility included.

Now you can turn most Epson printers into a network printer quickly and easily with an Epson Multiprotocol Ethernet Print Server, a combination of hardware and software that lets you connect your printer directly into your network.


Available in two versions supporting 10Base2/10 BaseT or 10 Base T /100 Base Tx connectivity - just install the print server into your printer's optional interface slot, and connect it to anywhere on your Ethernet network. It provides an easy and affordable way to connect Epson printers to a LAN.

Management is also simple. Configuration tools include both platform-specific applications such as Epson WinAssist and MacAssist, and web-based configuration and management tools such as Epson WebAssist and Epson WebManager. Local monitoring of printer status is also simple thanks to Epson's Status Monitor 3 software.

Whether your workgroup uses colour inkjet printing for business graphics, impact printing for forms and labels, or laser printing for reports and letters, Epson's multiprotocol print servers let you convert your printer into a common network resource for everyone on the network to share. And since they simultaneously support multiple protocols, users can share the printer whether they work on a PC, Macintosh, OS/2, UNIX workstation or in a Novell NDS, Windows NT or TCP/IP environment.

Best of all, if you require fast printing for complex graphic images, the Epson Multiprotocol Ethernet Print Servers provide a fast connection to your Epson printer. With it, you'll increase productivity for everyone in your workgroup.

Easy to use, fast, and guaranteed compatible, the Epson Multiprotocol Ethernet Print Servers are the right choice for network connections.