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Print on Epson IPP printers or scan from compatible Epson eSCL devices through Muse Home Link. Use only when the exact model advertises the corresponding print or scan service; IPP alone does not establish scanning support.

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    Use this skill when a confirmed Epson printer advertises IPP/IPPS, or an exact Epson multifunction model exposes a documented eSCL scan …

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  2. Distinctive:

    Treat printing and scanning as distinct advertised services.

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  3. Very specific:

    Read and follow the Home Link networking and safety rules in ~/docs/devices/home_link.md.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Check IPP status and terminal print-job state, not only HTTP status.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Do not promise eSCL, duplex scanning or unauthenticated access for the whole Epson family.

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SKILL.md

Epson IPP Printers and eSCL Scanners

Use this skill when a confirmed Epson printer advertises IPP/IPPS, or an exact Epson multifunction model exposes a documented eSCL scan service.

Identify the Device

  • Match manufacturer/model from current discovery and print or scan capability responses.
  • Treat printing and scanning as distinct advertised services. IPP does not imply a scanner; sane-airscan compatibility does not mean every listed Epson device uses eSCL rather than another scan protocol.

Prerequisites

Read and follow the Home Link networking and safety rules in ~/docs/devices/home_link.md.

  • The actual service endpoints, any device authentication, and user permission for the document or physical scan.
  • A binary IPP client for printing. For scanning, an eSCL-capable client and the exact device's advertised eSCL base path.

Workflow

  1. For printing, use Get-Printer-Attributes to read supported formats, media, sides, resolution, operations and current state. Submit a requested document with Print-Job in an advertised format and retain its job ID.
  2. Monitor Get-Job-Attributes and printer reasons. Resolve an uncertain submission before resending it.
  3. For an advertised eSCL service, read ScannerCapabilities and ScannerStatus beneath its service base. Select only supported input source, size, resolution, color mode and output format.
  4. With a document placed in the selected feeder or on the platen, create the requested ScanJobs job using eSCL XML. Follow the returned job Location and retrieve NextDocument as the device's protocol requires; authorize any changed network destination first.
  5. Retrieve all requested pages, handle feeder-empty and job-complete responses, and close or cancel the specific scan job if necessary. Keep scanned material in the user's approved storage.

Verify the Result

  • Check IPP status and terminal print-job state, not only HTTP status.
  • For scans, validate the downloaded media type, readable image/document, page count and requested settings; an accepted scan job is not a retrieved scan.

Limits

  • Do not promise eSCL, duplex scanning or unauthenticated access for the whole Epson family.
  • WSD-only scanning, SNMP/UDP discovery/control, browser automation and firmware changes are outside this skill.

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