am not set up for wireless will.brother mfc j450dw printer work
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I needed a wireless that's why I purchased it so I'm really not sure, sorry I can't help you. I would call Brother for this information.
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Yes, you just have to connect it diretly to your computer using the included cable. Hope this helps..BTW, I've gone through 3 printers in 3 years, all with some problems. This Brother far exceedes every one of them, and works flawlessly. No problems whatsoever.
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http://www.amazon.com/Epson-WorkForce-WF-2650-All-In-One-Wireless/dp/B00LV8QBG2
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I have never tried to use this feature. However, the sticker on the top of the printer states that it has a "print from mobile devices" feature. It goes on to specify "Requires connection to a wireless network. See www.brother.com for details, availability, and mobile device compatibility." I hope this helps.
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If you use Sapido BRB72n to create a wireless network, you can connect your wireless printer to this wireless network and then the printer will work.
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Sharon I envy you; I can't get mine to work wirelessly again, but to answer your questions, reinstall your printer at that time you will have the option to use the cable for printing and not set up the wireless option. I hope this helps.
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I bet you've figured this out by now...the HP PSC 1210 is NOT a wireless printer! You have to use a cable! Sorry!
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In my case, yes. To hook up to my wireless network, the directions state to use a usb cord temporarily to configure your computer to the printer. It is in odd place on the inside of the machine. So if you will always use usb cord for wired use, check out the specs on brother website. http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US%5CMFC%5CConsumer%5CQuickSetupGuide%5CQSG_MFC_J825DW_J835DW_EN_5046.PDF On page 28 it shows how to do for wireless networking.
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just using the print function should work just fine' providing your printer is in the network sharing
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This printer is not a wireless printer. You have to connect it directly to a router (with Ethernet cable) and the router can send out the wireless signal.
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Do not have this printer any longer but, if I remember right, is not wireless.
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It's not a Wi-Fi printer, so by itself it won't. You can however connect it to a computer and share the printer queue on that computer. That way other devices on your network could print to it through the shared queue.
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No, the printer is not wireless. It comes with an Ethernet and a USB port. You can try to use an ETHERNET to WiFi adapter. You'll want to setup the printer wired to start, then add the adapter and make sure the adapter uses the same IP you set the wired up with. Hope that helps.
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I have not set one of these up wirelessly, but I set up a HL-2170W (the smaller brother) wirelessly by connecting to the ad-hoc wireless network of the printer. I was able to print out a page showing the IP address of the printer using button presses, then connected to the printer via web browser and was able to fully configure the networking.
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when you run the installer either off cd or by downloading it from brother it asks you what kind of connection you choose wireless. for the first install make sure to connect the usb cable as it will auto program your wifi settings & password for you. if not you will have to set it up manually through the OSD then choose wireless during driver install and it will auto-locate the printer on the network.
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I also wonder if older firmware is better for compatibility. The most current firmware available for my Brother MFC-J450DW is version "H". I didn't download it since my printer is working fine. The existing firmware on my machine is version "E" (To check for firmware on your machine, Go to Menu, use arrow key to scroll to "Machine Info" then "Version") My printer detects these inks with no problem.
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Connect it directly to your router and assign it a static I.P. address then all your devices regardless of how they are connected, wired, wireless will be able to print to this printer. There's really no need to have a wireless printer ever.
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Wireless connection has not been successful for me. I have mine on an ethernet connection, and that is working out. I do have to connect via USB to configure the printer, however. The setup is kind of kludgy, but it works. It does require an intel-based mac to have full functionality, but will work with older models using a generic postscript driver.