Can I plug a USB printer into the USB port on the device and have the printer be shared out to the entire network (in client access or repeater mode)?
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I imagine you could, i use mine as a weather station 'forwarder' if you will, and it sends the weather station data to my main router. You will have to fiddle with the settings or flash a different firmware to it. I'ts pretty cheap, and worth experimenting with. good luck
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I sorry,but I can't because when I order my ,I never got it.After call then sent me money back in about two months
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I think this depends on how comfortable you are with firmware hacking. This has been performed by others using a 3D printer: http://www.madox.net/blog/2013/01/04/tl-wr703n-example-project-3-wireless-3d-printing-or-2d-printing-or-just-simply-wireless-usb/ However if changing the default firmware and messing with "possibly" isn't your thing, than I wouldn't count on it.
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This printer has both a USB 2 (1.1 compatible) and an RG45 connector for network attachment. Only one communications port may be used at a time. The connectors are locater on the lefe side on top about a half inch from the front.
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No. The printer works just fine with USB cord that is included, and it works well in the wireless mode, too.
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That would require a print server instead of a hub. Puts the printer on a network. Easy to do.
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Yes. Our printer has LAN connection to router on my wife's desk, but I print wirelessly off my MacBook in same home office.
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Yes you can. Just plug the included cable to the machine and the other end to the computer's USB slot, click "Print" and voilá!
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As far as I can see (and it's not easy to access from where it sits!), it does have a USB port which has in it the connection to the computer.......assume that connection would have to be taken out to use the USB port for something else. Have no idea if this makes sense! Sorry, it's the best answer I can give you. The printer works well, however!! Only had trouble with it when I tried to hook it up to a Mac.
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That is how I have mine working. One note of caution: For it to work properly, you should first hook it up directly to each computer you want to switch to a wireless USB Hub. That way, when you install your USB Hub, it'll automatically find the printer. What brand of USB Wireless hub are you using?
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You can print from both options WiFi or USB cable.... but I do believe on setup it does ask you to use USB cable...
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i did. my printer was hooked up to computer by usb just hook up to router. plug goes into router and usb goes into computer. and it does work with win 8 too
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You can use any type of usb or wireless printer. It has several usb ports on the back and 2 on the left side you can use. Anything you can do with a normal desktop you can do with this machine.
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Yes. I am sharing a printer with two separate computers, one running Win7 and one running XP.
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I have used it in a Wi-Fi set up. I used an Ethernet cable run from the unit to a wireless print server that had both USB and Ethernet ports. Never had any problems with it.
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Yes but it will only use one connection method at a time. As long as the printer is on the network it shouldn't matter.
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This printer features an ethernet connection, meaning it can be networked and used by multiple computers. If you are using the USB connection, you would need to connect it to a print server for sharing. I recommend the networked option. The guide should include a walkthrough for setting it up.
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I plugged my printer into one of the wired jacks on my router using a network cable. It works perfectly as a shared printer on my wireless network.
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I've installed it USB to USB. I don't believe it has wireless capability but will check. I don't know about a wired way. The printer doesn't have a port for a parallel or serial feed from a computer