Hi. Do you know if the Pixma MX350 is compatible with an 802.11n router? thanks.
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I don,t know how ever I have used two different routers with mine a belkin an a netgear. I do.t tho.k you will have any problems. Just go to cannon and download drivers from Canon.
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Per Canon/PIXMA-MX350 Series:Communication Protocol:TCP/IP, Wireless LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.11g/IEEE802.11b, Wired LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.3u(100BASE-TX)/IEEE802.3(10BASE-T). Transfer Speed:10M/100Mbps(auto switcing). hope, I answered your question. Good Speed & Good Luck!
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Hello. I have a Pixma MX360, not the MX350. So, my Pixma does not have a wireless feature. Sorry, but I have no knowledge related to your question. I would suggest you contact Canon Tech Support: Support by Email: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/form_display/sup_by_email; Support by Phone: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/standard_display/contact_by_phone. Good luck in getting an answer to your question. Best regards, Bruce
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I double checked the router and the manufacturer website specs for this router and it doesn't appear to support the 802.11b protocol, but check your device manufacturer's website you may be able to upgrade the device with a firmware download. the router is worth the hassle for the range and reliability alone. I'm running 2 hardwired and 6 wireless devices with no less than 4 devices online at a given time with no signal or speed degradation
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If you get a router that has a USB port, then you can use that. It will become a network printer then.
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This wireless router should work like any other wireless router. If you have a WiFi printer, you should be able to add it to the network, and find it with your Mac/PC/Tablet, etc.
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Hi, Albert. The Linksys Universal Media Connector has a standardized 802.11 connection so it should be compatible, but it is also best to consult TP Link for an assurance.
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I can't answer how it works with the Netgear 300. However I have been using one with a Netgear WPN824N N150 Wireless Router for over a year without any problems. I also set one up at my church that has been running almost as long without problems. I recall that is was somewhat difficult to set up and it took several tries to get it correct. But once it was working it hasn't been any trouble. It runs for months without having to reboot.
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I replaced it with a Canon Pixma MX410. It does everything this one does (and more), plus it's wireless, so I can have it in a different room than my computer.
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This printer isn't designated as a wireless unit; there would be a "W" somewhere in the last three letters of the model number if it were. However, you might find a router that would go from networked to wireless. Personally, I'd rather get one that's designed to be used the way I plan to use it, which is what I did (for security reasons). Brother has several wireless multi-function printers, so you can just buy what you want.
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No, the M551DN does NOT include wireless networking. It comes with an ethernet network card -- that's what the "N" stands for. If you can connect it via ethernet directly into a wireless router, then you would be able to communicate to the printer wirelessly through the router. But it won't do direct wireless printing independent of a router. If you want an HP printer with an internal wireless card, look for the "W" designation, not "N". I do not think the M551 printer has a wireless version, by the way.
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I am not sure, as my pixma mx340 doesn't have one on. If it's the first time you've used it, perhaps a cord is not properly connected. Really, it could be any number of things. If I were you, I would look up Canon's website and use their troubleshooting guide. If that doesn't help, you can always send the tech support an email. Good luck.
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It works with most of the routers. Unless your router is very old more than 5 years you should not have a problem with any router. I just installed this a few months ago, and have it set up WPA for my wireless LINKSYS and also for direct wire RJ45 to a CISCO. I also set it up originally for use with my Verizon FIOS wireless that they installed with the system (can not remember but think it is Motorola) in any case it works well with this. If you have a very new router that only supports WPA2 IE is not backward compatible you should not have a problem. You can always fall back to WEP if you have trouble with the newer security Protocols. Not likely anyone that is going to be breaking into your home is going to be able to disable any of the protocols. Most like may rip them out but hopefully by then the system will have done it job. I connected this and the wireless phone add in just in case. Hope this helps
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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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Previous comments are correct regarding the machine's software and drivers for WiFi. Mine is connected via cable and can access Netflex etc. if desired. Short of WiFi, the VBR120 is great!
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Yes. "N" adapters are almost always downward compatible with a, b & g signals. You shouldn't have any problem. And, when you eventually upgrade to an "N" or even "AC" (pending new standard) wireless router, it will send/receive at much faster bit rates.
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Hello, I have not done much of research (yet) on replacement on 4400N (still works great after 5 years). Had my hands on Cisco RV220W. works very well with networked HP printer, TV Wi-Fi player and all apple products as well. Not too sure about it's updated interface layout (?). But will look soon for the more recent Cisco Router/Firewall. RV220W is over 3 years old already.
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I do not believe that any of the print servers from TP-LINK support this. In fact I don't think any of the network print servers support the multi-functions. They only support printing.
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I was able to resolve connectivity issue with wired connection. My printer connected to my router using ethernet cable. I couldn't connect printer to router wireless even after two hours with Samsung support. Also I have to use Samsung Easy printer manager on each of my computers every time I turn off/on my router. I know it is problem with router, not with a printer. I still recommend this printer for anyone who consider it.