HP LaserJet 6p and NetGear PS-101 Wireless Setup Driver Issue???

Does any one out there know how to make this combination work?
I use it on my wireless network all the time for PC's but can not get it to function properly on my iMac. The NetGear is plugged in the back of mp Laser Jet and a Cat 5 connects to my Belkin Pre-N Router.
IM definetely able to talk to it, but all I get is gibberish and multiple pages spit out of my laser jet.
I have selected and tried the following setings: Apple Talk, IPP, HP Jet select and the LPD dameon. All do the same thing.
Been to HP site looking for a fix. I think the drivers in the HP list are the problem. Infact some are GIMP beta's.
ID just love to get this working as theres so much I would like to print to learn this OS and get use to the Mac World.
I love this iMac and can't wait to migrate completely away from Windows.
Appreciate any advice or suggestions that one may have and Thanks!

Driver - Only CUPS drivers can use OS X's built-in network printing protocols. (postscript printers don't need a driver, just a PPD) Of all the non-postscript manufacturers, only Brother is making CUPS drivers available at this time. (Apple included Gimp-Print drivers because they are CUPS drivers - a limited number of printers are supported) Your Laserjet 6P is supported by the HP Laserjet 6 Series, Gimp-Print driver.
Next - print server setup. Since the Windows setup software doesn't work on OS X, we need to find the setup details ourselves. Your print server probably supports a couple of protocols- LPD, maybe IPP, and HP Jetdirect (called TCP/IP raw in most manuals). LPD and IPP require that you enter the print server's queue name in Printer Setup. Find the Queue name in the manual. L1, lpt1 and lp are common queue names.
Hope this helps.

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Hi @gianluigi1982 ,
I see that you are experiencing issues scanning over the wireless network, but you can scan by a Ethernet connection.
I would like to help.
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Are you using the automatic IP address, or your own Static IP address?
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Thanks in advance!

I just spent the last two days on this and have finally sorted it out. It actually isn't that hard to do but for some reason, no one has consolidated the information in one place!
First and foremost, make sure that you have all the latest and greatest firmware updates for your printer, your computer and your mobile devices.
Next, you need to connect your printer to your network via an ethernet cable, this is the only way to get in to the printer softare to configure it for your wireless network.
Navigate the printer menus on the keypad to Reports>Config Report and print this report. It will provide you with the IP adress and IPv4 address for the printer.
With the printer connected to your network and powered on, point your browser to the IP address of the printer. If this doen't work (it didn't for me) use the IPv4 address.
This will open the configuration panel for the printer and will let you configure the wireless for the printer so that it can join your wireless network. You will see various tabs across the top. Select network. Then along the left you will see wireless. Choose that. Now you should see a list of wireless networks available including your very own home network. Choose that one, enter your password and hit apply.
Disconnect the ethernet cable and you should be ready to Airprint from all devices. This worked for me, I can't imagine it won't work for all...then again...

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