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title: "TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna"
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# Ultra-compact, pocket-sized design 150Mbps wireless speed USB 2.0 high-speed connection TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** RM383
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📠 Upgrade your legacy printer to WiFi royalty—print anywhere, anytime!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** RM383 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Half the size of a deck of cards—fits discreetly anywhere in your workspace.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with Windows XP through 8.1 and Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.11.
- • **Robust USB 2.0 Interface:** Ensures fast, reliable printer connection for smooth document flow.
- • **Flexible Placement Freedom:** Place your printer anywhere—no more cable clutter or location constraints.
- • **Seamless Wireless Printing:** Empower your entire network to print effortlessly without a dedicated PC.

## Overview

The TP-LINK TL-WPS510U is a compact wireless print server delivering up to 150Mbps speed with USB 2.0 connectivity. It transforms any USB printer into a shared network device compatible with Windows XP to 8.1 and Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.11, eliminating the need for a dedicated PC. Its ultra-compact design and detachable antenna offer flexible placement, empowering multiple users to print wirelessly with ease.

## Description

150Mbps Pocketed-Sized Wireless Print Server TL-WPS510U is an ultra-compact print server that enables a single USB printer to be shared on a wireless network. It allows you simply place your printer anywhere in your home or office that works best for you. With the TL-WPS510U, there is no need for a dedicated computer anymore, everyone on the network is empowered to print to a shared printer at any time.

Review: Excellent WiFi Upgrade for 20 year old HP LaserJet. - NOTE - This review is specific to the **TP-LINK TL-WPS510U Wi-Fi Print Server** (not the Parallel or USB print servers). Outstanding! Highly Recommend. Very pleased with this Wi-Fi Print Server. It's tiny - half the size of a deck of cards. Printer: HP LaserJet 1200 circa 1990's (using PCL 5 print drivers) - the little LaserJet workhorse! Previous networked solution - USB cable HPLJ to DLINK router, plus DLink's ShareportPlus utility installed on each PC. (Unreliable in a multi-user, concurrent printing environment.) New networked solution - TP-LINK TL-WPS510U Wi-Fi Print Server mounted inside HP LaserJet 1200 connectivity bay (totally concealed). Successfully working on 5 PCs (all Windows 7 SP1, 1 Dell desktop, 3 Dell laptops, 1 HP desktop) Step 1 - Turn off printer; mount WPS510U inside LaserJet, power up both print and WPS510U. (10 minutes) Step 2 - run "Easy Setup" (from the mini-CD) on first PC. This configures the WPS510U in the printer and on the network (via DHCP), then configures the printer port for the PC. (10 minutes) Step 3 - run "Setup Wizard" (from the mini-CD) on remaining PCs. This configures the printer port for each PC. (5 minutes per PC) Success - printing tests on all 5 PCs successful. HP LJ1200 is now WiFi capable. No complications during setup, at all. Also Note - I'm running a multi-printer environment - HP LJ1200 (now WiFi) and an EPSON Workforce Pro 4530 MFP (with built-in WiFi). Both printers happily co-existing.
Review: Works well, but a bizarre and irritating setup procedure - Five stars awarded for working well and being able to add additional PC's easily once it was setup. It's extremely reliable, sitting in the far corner of a kitchen / dinette, 25' from the wireless router, with a wall and a refrigerator directly between the router and this device (although take that with a grain of salt, because I have a beefy wireless router, an older WRT-54G with upgraded antennas, and Open Source firmware I installed that allowed me to greatly goose up the transmit power of the router). Two stars knocked off for a bizarre 3.5 hour setup process. This is not a device for the faint-of-heart with networks. Their term "Easy Setup" is a real Oxymoron. Even though this device comes pre-configured with an IP address of 192.168.0.10, I was never able to connect to this device by using the "Static IP address of 192.168.0.x on your laptop" trick that many of the older reviews describe. Strangely, I finally was finally able to connect to it, after multiple tries, by using the normal 192.168.1.x address on my laptop and running Easy Setup multiple times. Maybe I finally just got lucky. Very strange. At the end of EACH step of the "Easy Setup" connection dialog (Select wireless router, Enter network key, Select print server, Select Use DHCP, Select Printer) it would disconnect the laptop from the wireless network, and I would have to reconnect before doing the next step. Sometimes, it made the laptop forget the saved network key, and I'd have to re-enter it. It did this for each of the 5 or 6 times I ran "Easy Setup" before it finally connected with the laptop on the 192.168.1.x subnet. Very strange. I was relieved when it finally offered to print a Test Page. But, no Test Page was printed. At this point I gave up and decided to start over from scratch, so I pressed and held for a few seconds the Reset button on the back of the unit to put it into factory condition. It cycled through it's POST routine, and... Printed the Test Page, showing an IP address of 192.168.1.103! Very strange. At this point, I was able to log into the device from the laptop by using the browser interface, and I changed the IP address to from DHCP to static 192.168.1.103 (so that I'd always know it's IP address in the future, taking no chance that it would lock me out by getting a different IP address that I wouldn't know). At this point the device was on the network, could see my HP PSC 2400 multi-function printer, and had printed a Test Page. However, Windows 7 said that the printer was off-line. I could not print anything from Windows 7. What I finally figured out I had to do was 1. Delete the printer. 2. Go to Add Printer, and add the printer as a new printer, using the device driver that was already installed on the system. 3. Add Port, select "Local printer attached to this computer" 4. Create a new port of type Standard TCP/IP Port 5. Configure the new port, entering the IP address of this device (192.168.1.103 in my case), specify LPR protocol and print queue name of lp1. And then, everything worked beautifully. Giving an old XP system access to the printer through this device was very easy, I just had to do steps 2 - 5 above (NOT using the Easy Setup software that came with the unit); it took about a minute.

## Features

- Verify other content pdf attached below for the list of compatible devices
- Share the printing wirelessly, the speed up to 54Mbps
- USB 2.0 High-Speed Printer Connection
- The Spec Sheet,Quick Installation Guide ,Compatibility Information and User Guide is provided as a PDF above the product description.
- Compatible with Windows XP-8.1 and Mac OS X 10.4-10.11.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003CFAU0U |
| Best Sellers Rank | #239 in Computer Networking Print Servers |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (523) |
| Date First Available | December 2, 2008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 13.4 ounces |
| Item model number | TL-WPS510U |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Product Dimensions | 8.15 x 2.68 x 6.61 inches |

## Images

![TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81KiFMvhk4L.jpg)
![TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51V7EmeN4uL.jpg)
![TP-LINK TL-WPS510U 150Mbps Wireless Print Server, USB 2.0, Detachable Antenna - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61cVI7l+SDL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can these be configured (such as by DHCP) to work on subnets other than a 192.168? (Using 10.x/22s at our sites.)**
A: Yes. Both Fixed IP & HDCP is supported during setup.

**Q: i bought an open box special from amazon and had to send it back because it did not have an a/c cord. Does this come with one?**
A: There is a power supply unit that ships with it. Contact the manufacturer, TP-link to obtain a new one.

**Q: Will this work on an Epson L800?**
A: I never got mine to work at all and ended up returning it, so I wouldn't count on it!

**Q: won't this print without a router?  it's supposed to be a wireless print server. if a PC is wifi but not on internet, wouldn't this work?**
A: I know that in order to set it up, it must use a wireless computer.  You must have the drivers for the printer.  I personally did not have to have the wireless router to access the printer with the setup computer.  I only had to access the wireless router when I set up remote computers to talk with it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent WiFi Upgrade for 20 year old HP LaserJet.
*by M***T on April 26, 2015*

NOTE - This review is specific to the **TP-LINK TL-WPS510U Wi-Fi Print Server** (not the Parallel or USB print servers). Outstanding! Highly Recommend. Very pleased with this Wi-Fi Print Server. It's tiny - half the size of a deck of cards. Printer: HP LaserJet 1200 circa 1990's (using PCL 5 print drivers) - the little LaserJet workhorse! Previous networked solution - USB cable HPLJ to DLINK router, plus DLink's ShareportPlus utility installed on each PC. (Unreliable in a multi-user, concurrent printing environment.) New networked solution - TP-LINK TL-WPS510U Wi-Fi Print Server mounted inside HP LaserJet 1200 connectivity bay (totally concealed). Successfully working on 5 PCs (all Windows 7 SP1, 1 Dell desktop, 3 Dell laptops, 1 HP desktop) Step 1 - Turn off printer; mount WPS510U inside LaserJet, power up both print and WPS510U. (10 minutes) Step 2 - run "Easy Setup" (from the mini-CD) on first PC. This configures the WPS510U in the printer and on the network (via DHCP), then configures the printer port for the PC. (10 minutes) Step 3 - run "Setup Wizard" (from the mini-CD) on remaining PCs. This configures the printer port for each PC. (5 minutes per PC) Success - printing tests on all 5 PCs successful. HP LJ1200 is now WiFi capable. No complications during setup, at all. Also Note - I'm running a multi-printer environment - HP LJ1200 (now WiFi) and an EPSON Workforce Pro 4530 MFP (with built-in WiFi). Both printers happily co-existing.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Works well, but a bizarre and irritating setup procedure
*by C***N on August 24, 2014*

Five stars awarded for working well and being able to add additional PC's easily once it was setup. It's extremely reliable, sitting in the far corner of a kitchen / dinette, 25' from the wireless router, with a wall and a refrigerator directly between the router and this device (although take that with a grain of salt, because I have a beefy wireless router, an older WRT-54G with upgraded antennas, and Open Source firmware I installed that allowed me to greatly goose up the transmit power of the router). Two stars knocked off for a bizarre 3.5 hour setup process. This is not a device for the faint-of-heart with networks. Their term "Easy Setup" is a real Oxymoron. Even though this device comes pre-configured with an IP address of 192.168.0.10, I was never able to connect to this device by using the "Static IP address of 192.168.0.x on your laptop" trick that many of the older reviews describe. Strangely, I finally was finally able to connect to it, after multiple tries, by using the normal 192.168.1.x address on my laptop and running Easy Setup multiple times. Maybe I finally just got lucky. Very strange. At the end of EACH step of the "Easy Setup" connection dialog (Select wireless router, Enter network key, Select print server, Select Use DHCP, Select Printer) it would disconnect the laptop from the wireless network, and I would have to reconnect before doing the next step. Sometimes, it made the laptop forget the saved network key, and I'd have to re-enter it. It did this for each of the 5 or 6 times I ran "Easy Setup" before it finally connected with the laptop on the 192.168.1.x subnet. Very strange. I was relieved when it finally offered to print a Test Page. But, no Test Page was printed. At this point I gave up and decided to start over from scratch, so I pressed and held for a few seconds the Reset button on the back of the unit to put it into factory condition. It cycled through it's POST routine, and... Printed the Test Page, showing an IP address of 192.168.1.103! Very strange. At this point, I was able to log into the device from the laptop by using the browser interface, and I changed the IP address to from DHCP to static 192.168.1.103 (so that I'd always know it's IP address in the future, taking no chance that it would lock me out by getting a different IP address that I wouldn't know). At this point the device was on the network, could see my HP PSC 2400 multi-function printer, and had printed a Test Page. However, Windows 7 said that the printer was off-line. I could not print anything from Windows 7. What I finally figured out I had to do was 1. Delete the printer. 2. Go to Add Printer, and add the printer as a new printer, using the device driver that was already installed on the system. 3. Add Port, select "Local printer attached to this computer" 4. Create a new port of type Standard TCP/IP Port 5. Configure the new port, entering the IP address of this device (192.168.1.103 in my case), specify LPR protocol and print queue name of lp1. And then, everything worked beautifully. Giving an old XP system access to the printer through this device was very easy, I just had to do steps 2 - 5 above (NOT using the Easy Setup software that came with the unit); it took about a minute.

### ⭐ Junk, junk, junk.
*by W***1 on June 10, 2016*

I have nothing good to stay about this piece of junk. Bought two to connect two separate printers, and the same applies to both. Aside from the stupid setup, Which I don't want to talk about much as every other review complained about the same thing, which by the way took me two days to finally figure out; these print servers are not bi-directional, they will not give you any feedback whatsoever from the printer, which in my opinion is the stupidest thing you can be missing from a print server. I would presume, like most users, you would need a print server to connect multiple computers on a network, and in doing so, the printer would not be in close proximity to the computers. How in the world are you going to tell if your job printed, or what the ink levels are. both printers were listed as fully compatible with this unit, but both printers could not communicate back with the computers. You send a print job, and hope for the best. I would return them if I could, but that is too late. Stupid piece of crap. I would avoid at all costs.

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