Can this router connect with a wireless printer? (NOT plugging a printer into the USB port. I'm talking sending print jobs wirelessly.) Thanks!
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I would imagine so... I haven't tried setting-up a wireless printer on the N600's network, but it seems to do everything a wireless router does quite well. My experience with wireless printers is that the printers themselves are the trouble spot in the set-up, not usually the router.
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I know what you taking about wireless printer, it should be connect the router.
1363036
There is no way to print wirelessly though you could print across the network if the machine attached to the printer is turned on. The only good thing about this printer is the small footprint. Otherwise it will give you trouble in ways you never imagined. Steer clear!
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Sorry Bill but I don't have a wireless printer. I just hook my printer up to my computer. Sorry I couldn't help you
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I personally have not tried that with this device, but I doubt it. The device is designed for printers, your wireless should be set up for usb connection.
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Being that I've only use the printer wirelessly I can't really answer your question correctly. However I do know, there is a printer cable input on the back of this printer so you should be able to do all printing, copying, & scanning without wireless capabilities.
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Although this printer can be used for a wireless connection, I have the printer set up directly to my PC. So it can be used either way. I hope this helps.
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I don't believe there is a way to make this printer wireless. I use it on a network and it works just fine.
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Yes, you can connect your USB Brother Laser Printer to this device which will make it available to your Wireless Network. After you follow the instructions and successfully connect the TP-LINK device to your wireless network you still need to install the printer drivers on to your computer. Hope this helps.
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I have mine hooked up to a router so i dont use the wireless part. I am 99% sure you can use it as a stand alone wireless printer
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I do not agree that the wireless on this printer is a weak point. I have the printer upstairs and my wife and I have 2 laptops, 2 netbooks and 2 tablets downstairs and we have not had any problems printing via WiFi to the printer. If anybody has a problem with this printer, it has to do with the setup. All devices have their own little setup quirks. This is a great wireless printer. If you have WiFi on any device, it will work with this printer.
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I can't say for sure but this model has been out for awhile now. It is not wireless. Maybe you can connect it directly as it does have ports for connecting divices and also SD cards. Somebody else would probably help you better than I. Sorry, I only use it as a normal printer connected to my tower home PC.
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I doubt, I think you can go through this wireless router with the wireless printer but not the wires printer.
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Sue, You are incorrect. The printer can print USB, but like most printers for the last decade it does not include a USB cable (about $3 on Amazon if you can't find one at your house). Printing by USB is identical to printing wireless and you are not required to email the documents. It is just a different way of connecting the printer. Of course, a wireless connection also allows multiple computers to send print jobs at once. If you are printing strictly by email you are completely lost and confused. I would suggest you ask a more tech sauvy friend of yours to help out. The email "feature" you are referring to is for when you are away from your computer at home and want to email a document to be printed over the internet.
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Can someone tell me if the 8500 wireless has to be physically connected to a wireless router in order to receive wireless print projects?
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No. The wireless printer is not a hotspot or access point that will broadcast a wireless signal that will allow your computer that has the Belkin adapter to connect wirelessly.
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I have a wireless router on my network and I can print over wi-fi from my Apple devices. I think that's only because the printer is connected by Ethernet to the router. The printer itself doesn't have a wi-fi receiver.
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No you can't. But if you connect it with a wirless router (which should be connected to internet source) with ethernet cable, then you can print wireless. It is a typical way to print wirlessly using wire printer.