LaserWriter Pro 600

My LaserWriter Pro 600 will not talk through my Ethernet connection to my iMac G4, Please Help!
I have an iMac with an 800 MHz Power PC G4 Processor
using Mac OS 10.4.5I also have a LaserWriter Pro 600 v2010.130 which I brought from the office where I had a G3 Mac using System 9.2, and I was using a LaserWriter 8 Driver (from the Chooser).
I would like to use the LaserWrier on the iMac, and I have done the following:
Connected the Appletalk cable (9 pin) from the LaserWriter to an Asante Talk connector box; then the Ethernet cable from Asante to my iMac Ethernet port.
From the Finder: Go>Utilities>Printer Setup Utility, where I filled in the following: NOTE: Icon at the top said ‘IP Printer’
Protocol: Line Printer Daemon - LPD (Selected Option)
Name: LaserWriter Pro 600 v2010.130
Location: Macintosh HD
Queue Name: LaserWriter Pro 600 v2010.130 (Automatic fill)
Host Name: ????
Print Using: Apple
Driver Version: 10.4 (these last 2 are from the printer’s Get Info)
PPD File Version: 4.1 (I did not fill in these values)
Now I have read the LaserWriter 4/600 problem posed by Andre Blaize on
3/20/06 and the various answers through Grant Bennet. I have tried
everything suggested, but I still can’t get anything to print. He had a
different LaserWriter and was using Mac OS 10.4.3, and he got it all to work,
so I was hoping the same could happen to my situation.
Help!
Warren McArthur
[email protected]

Grant, thanks for the references, but they don't work...
"1. Open Print Center (/Applications/Utilities/). The Printer List window appears. If you want to delete a job, choose Show Queue from the Printers menu..."
I can't open Print Center. It's an application and double-clicking it yields nothing. However, I can delete a printer by using Printer Setup Utility. When I open it there's a list of my printers. I select one and click on DELETE...gone. Then I click on ADD and set up a new printer as I did before.
However, I have now concluded that the LaserWriter Pro 600 v2010.130 does not work with an iMac G4 running OS 10.4.5 utilizing the Asante Talk box.
So I am going to take the LaserWriter back to the office and use it with my Macintosh G3 (SCSI).
Thanks again, Warren

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