Does WIRELESS mean no wire to a router? My router is in another room.
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It works if you install "drivers" it's not plug and play with any apple products wirelessly. Your apple product will not see the printer that is connected to your network
184757
Yes this Multi-Function device is completely wireless. Mine sits about 25 ft. away from my router, and it is not connected to any wire except for the power cord. Works great.
902616
Yes, there is an Ethernet connection. There was not a card for wireless connection with a router.CordiallyJohn
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Yes, Router will be needed to connect wireless devices. Modem is a short of access point to access intrrnet from your service provider but using ethernet cable. You can buy separate router and create your own wireless network.
509239
If you mean to wireless?? not sure. I think you need to check with your cable. With my last project I needed the wireless codes to hook up. Just check first is your best option.
812328
If your printer is going to be located near your computer it doesn't matter if the router is wired or wireless. However if the printer is located away from your computer , as mine is, you need a wireless router.
1050538
I assume it's a combined modem/router bought or rented from your ISP. The easiest workaround would be to buy a second wireless router, plug it into a line on the ISP router. You can then setup a wireless network using "your" router.
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Absolutely not. The unit is plugged into the mains, and into your router. The router has to be on, but that is on at all times anyway for your WiFi to be on.
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Yes, but if you're existing router is also a wireless router you should disable that function in the existing router's settings.
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Depends on whether you want a wired or wireless connection. One router will do for a wired connection. You will need a second router (or a wifi bridge) for a wireless connection.
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Wireless implies that it's not "hard wired" to the internet. It receives signal via WIFI. The cable shown is. USB cable used to power and program the units.
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Ronald, you need to leave your modem in place, wire from the modem with LAN cable cat 5e to the wireless router.
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It is not a wireless system. Both units are plugged into the power sockets in your home (or office) and the signal is carried through the wires. There is a blocking filter for the wall current at each end, so all the computer sees is the digital signal. So the range is the length of the wires in your home. HTH
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Yes, you do have to be connected/wired. No wireless yet, unless you're barefoot on the ground.
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It connected to my Wi-Fi, no problem. No wire to the router or the computer.
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it is not wireless capable on it's own. You connect it to your router with an ethernet cable.
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From what I remember installing it there is an Ethernet connector on the back, but as with most modern equipment it's either/or. I doubt you'd see a major difference between wired and WiFi, as long as it's not too far from your WiFi router.
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No there are two different ones. This has no wires. But u need the wireless box that goes with it for it to work. They have a model that is almost like this one that comes with wires