I have a Brother MFC 7360N Multifunction printer with ethernet. Will this device allow me to connect to it and print wirelessly from my laptop?
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My guess is it would work perfect. You will have to set it up on a computer or lap top first but it should work great.
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Yes. If you use the software to set up the printer (which is wired), your computer will be able to print to it over your wireless network. Be advised: It is advertised as a Google Cloud Enabled printer. That function no longer works. Brother has stated that they are working to address it, but it is currently not working on this printer.UPDATE: The latest firmware addresses the Google Cloud Print issue
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you can plug an ethernet cable from the printer to the same wireless router you use for the notebook and then setup the printer on your notebook for network printing and scanning and it works great as they are on the same subnet...you can even download the dell app on your phone, connect wifi to that router and print email etc. right from your phone...
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Yes you can. You just need to follow the quick setup manual that comes with the device. It's pretty straight forward to set things up. Use the ethernet cable that comes with the device to connect your non-wireless printer to this device.
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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.
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I have my Dell 2155cn connected to my router via ethernet (cat5). Once this unit has an IP address, it can be accessed as a network printer utilizing any of the printing protocols (LPD, SMP, IPP, Bonjour etc...) I can discover the printer on both Windows and Mac clients.
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You can buy a module that is a print interface that allows printing though an ethernet connection
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yes. you will have to set up the networking in the printer, then your router should take care of the rest.
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Does it support USB & wireless printing simultaneously (from a Mac)? I don't mean ACTUALLY simultaneous--I mean that it can print both wired (from one computer) and wireless (from another) without having to reconfigure. The reason I ask is that a Canon Pixma MP620 will not--you have to configure it for one or the other at setup
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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 one was for my security system. I dont think this one will work on the printer because this one connects to USB for power and to the ethernet connector. I dont know if you can make your printer wireless but keep searching for answers, someone has done it and it should be posted. My Dongle came with a disk for setup.
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Yes. That is what the N means in the M601N. It has a Ethernet Port on the back of the printer.
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Yes, according to the Brother site, check it out yourself. I have an MFC-7345N.
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Yes. I print wireless to a multifunction Brother laser printer. Windows probably will have the print drivers but if not, you can download the drivers from the printers website.
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Yes, it can be hooked up to routers that support connected printers (e.g. Apple routers) via USB cable. A different model, the p2015dn, also includes an ethernet jack to allow you to connect it to a router via ethernet cable. For what it's worth, I owned this printer, and while it worked well for me for 2-3 years, it broke soon after the warranty period and HP would have charged over half the cost of the printer to fix it. So I replaced it with a much cheaper Brother (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081TYO72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and have been very happy with it -- built-in wi-fi printing, iOS-compatible AirPrint, duplex. It's been great for the 6+ months I've had it.
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Yes. You do have to connect the printer directly to the router or modem and be on the same network. Or connect the printer to the network.
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Yes, you can. You will have to set up your printer on your wireless network first. The printer itself does not have wireless, but if you connect it to your wireless network (via ethernet cord), your laptop will be able to see it while on the network.