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I would use the network cable rather than USB<br />
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Is the printer set up locally or shared of another machine?<br />
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I would use the network cable rather than USB

Is the printer set up locally or shared of another machine?



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It's set up locally - right to the workstation. That is really all there is left to do - try it on the network instead. I know people had similar issues on the network til they updated the firmware. I can't think of anything to do for the usb settings. I don't want to leave it awake all the time.. so i'll try the network settings. <br />
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Thanks and i&quot;ll let you know. 
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It's set up locally - right to the workstation. That is really all there is left to do - try it on the network instead. I know people had similar issues on the network til they updated the firmware. I can't think of anything to do for the usb settings. I don't want to leave it awake all the time.. so i'll try the network settings.

Thanks and i"ll let you know.

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Hi there, <br />
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I have a brother 5250dn that doesn't always wake up from sleep mode. This is a network printer that is currently using USB. The firmware is current. When I send a job it will not respond and I will have to push the 'go' button to resolve.<br />
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Any ideas/??<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi there, 

I have a brother 5250dn that doesn't always wake up from sleep mode. This is a network printer that is currently using USB. The firmware is current. When I send a job it will not respond and I will have to push the 'go' button to resolve.

Any ideas/??

Thanks


Brother 5250DN Sleep problem

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