I would reset the machine back to Factory Defaults, but of course I can't do that as I no longer have Admin access.
The default ID and Password are ID: epson, Pass: epson and are the same as the administrator for Network settings. Digest authentication You need Digest authentication to communicate with the printer. Please let me know how I can get past this problem. Compare the values for each key set in the printer and the JSON set values acquired from the printer, and check that they have been properly revised. It wasn't a difficult password so it should have been typed in correctly and I've tried many variations of the password attempting to "guess" what it might have been. While I don't think I did this, the only thing I can think of was that somehow when setting the printer up the second time, I mis-typed when changing the password from the default of the Serial Number to the password that I had originally selected. The only thing out of the ordinary was that two days ago upon further configuring settings, I backed myself into a corner and couldn't figure a way out, so I reset the machine back to factory defaults and re-configured the machine.
How to change default printer password how to#
Anyone know how to reset these printers to default 'out-of-the-box' settings without the web interface password Kyocera is saying a reset requires them to create a custom script and would change £80 per printer. The printers are working okay, Id just like to tweak their network setup. The login process for admin no longer recognizes the password I gave it upon installation (it worked for five days previously) nor does it recognize the original default password of the machine's Serial Number. Unfortunately none of our known passwords work.
I've had a WorkCentre 6515 DNI in my small home office for less than a week now and have somehow put the printer into a state whereby I am locked out as Administrator.
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