Does this printer come with wireless network capability e.g. can I print from my iPhone/iPad to it without buying more hardware or software?
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Scott M. is correct. The printer does not have wireless capability. But if you have a router for a home network, connect the printer to a port on the router with an Ethernet cable. Then every device that can talk to the router can see and use the printer. In our house we have three laptops and an iPad all using the printer without difficulty.
1529550
Not unless you have a router with an extra port on it you can plug this into.
480871
I am not sure if this specific model does but I found a review that indicates another printer with a bit of higher price does so I think this one would. I can tell you I have had no problems printing wi-fi on mine. I know I can print from my iphone so I think it should work. Here is the link to the review...
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My issue is that there are not many printers that work with OSX 10.8.4. Is this printer Airprint capable from an IOS device, and does this printer work wirelessly with OSX 10.8?
2110956
Yes, a wireless printer can be set up as part of the wireless network and it work fine.
1038544
Yes it does. We connect this printer directly to the router via Ethernet (RJ45). We can then print to the printer via Ethernet (if your router has additional ports), WIFI, or even USB.
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The short answer is no. This printer is not AirPrint and therefore not friendly with iPads and iPhones. It is confusing because they are all bluetooth devices but your iPad and iPhone cannot "see" this printer. I also heard that it could be done with the PrintCentral Pro app, but I was never able to get my apple devices to see the printer when using that app. I've heard of some other complicated work-arounds, but all involved significant extra expense. I would say that if you need a mobile printer that works with your iPad or iPhone, look elsewhere.
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Sorry I have not unboxed the printer yet. Its a back up for me. However I do believe it is network capable by ethernet but not wifi.
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Yes, this is a wireless printer and it will be doing all that, scan, copy and print from your Iphone or IPad
1025431
It's not a printer, it's a router. It is capable of connecting all wireless devices, but specific settings for printing from your iPad are irrelevant to this hardware.
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I use the wireless connection to the printer all the time. However this Is from my computer not an iPad.
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Yes, I can print from my IPad. I have a Brother wireless printer and can IPrint or I copy the info and go to my icon on home screen and open the printer and print. It was tricky and I had to get my techie to help.
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You can print via WiFi on the same network iOS and Android apps available. Link for iOS info is: http://www.brother-usa.com/downloads/iphone-ipod-printer.aspx#.Ut2NMBAo670
1659556
No, not a true wireless printer, but can be connected to a network and accessed via cloud printing to be considered a "wireless" printer.
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Nooo, well... It's an Ethernet printer that connects with a cable to your network, the iPad and iPhone connect over wifi to the same network. But you need an app like Square to get it to work. Hope that helps.
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If you have a network set up, any computer hooked up to that can print to it w/out bring directly connected. It's been a while since I've used this printer, but I don't think it's truly wireless. (It is a great printer though, I bought several for work.)
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NO. But there's an easy way to make it wireless.Just use a wirelless access point. connect the printer to it with a cat5 cable.Configure the wireless access point to act as a wireless client bridge to connect to your main WIFI network.I suggest you purchase a WIFI AP on which you can change the firmware to DDWRT. so you can make it a wireless client.The cost of an AP is about $50 and if a wifi card would exist it would probably cost more than that.
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I purchased mine wired only. I believe they do sell a model that is wired and wireless but that is an extra cost. You can print from Apple devices using the Hp ePrint service (uses the cloud) or by using the free HP printing applications available in the Apple App Store. I have had success with both in the past but don't use them often.