Does this printer have an RJ45 connection to the network in addition to WiFi??
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.
1038545
Yes. Tech specs taken from HP website: http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Printers/HP-LaserJet/CF145A: 1 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port; 1 Host USB; 1 Ethernet 10/100Base-TX network port; 1 Wireless 802.11b/g/n networking; 1 RJ -11 (Fax); 1 RJ-11 (Phone only)Standard (built-in Ethernet, WiFi 802.11b/g/n)1 Hi-Speed USB 2.0; 1 Host USB; 1 Ethernet; 1 Wireless 802.11b/g/n; 2 RJ-11
2150498
No you must connect the printer to an Ethernet connection then it prints over thee network.
2233757
No, as it come in the box it is not. They (Kodak) do make a proprietary USB to WiFi adaptor to give it wireless capabilities.... I tossed the printer before I ever got it thought.
269475
Yes. I think a lot of wireless printer doesn't not use bluetooth and uses wifi too.
442527
No, it does not use a network interface of any kind. So it does not have WiFi or RJ45.
1068299
Yes. Mine is connected to my computer by way of a standard USB cable, which is provided when you order the printer. If it prints wirelessly, I don't use it that way. Good luck.
2158353
I'm pretty sure it did, it's been a while. But want to warn you it has constant issues with syncing up via wireless. Every time I want to print something wireless I have to shut it off and turn it back on, reboot it essentially. I would seek out a newer model if I were you. It's quite annoying. Hope that helped!
1446320
No it is wireless. You have to tell your computer what printer you are using.
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...
894215
Yes, it is called the print share mode, and with this you select your printer you have via WiFi. I have a Canon and an HP hooked up to my router.
1558280
Robert, I do own this printer, there are a few things I can tell you. First Suzanne is giving you incorrect info. The printer has both Wi-Fi capability for Wi-Fi devices and standard USB to printer cable for non Wi-Fi devices such as desktops. It does not have a network card, you must have router/modem combination through a service provider because the printer connects to internet with only a Ethernet cable. Once connected to a router via Ethernet cable you can choose to use the Wi-Fi or USB option, or both. I assume by network card that you mean internet through a removable card like that for a laptop, again it does not have that. I am confused by your copy question about glass and copy feeder. It will do double sided printing automatically if you would like it to do so. If you are looking to copy documents you will have to use a scanner and incorporate that scanner with a computer to make copies of documents that are not already stored digitally(hence email, thumb drive, SD card etc.). hope this helps.
1294460
No. You can hook it up to a wireless router and access it that way. It's an excellent printer. I little noisy, but the print quality and scan quality are the best.
412240
You have to order an IEEE 802,11a/g Wireless Interface Type L with it. It costs an additional $350. So far I have found the printer to be a very good one without any unusual issues. The print quality is excellent. I did not buy the wireless as I did not need it.
809474
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.
857021
No, but it does connect to a network via an ethernet cable. Once connected it works as if connected directly to your computer. You can scan, print, etc. directly from the computer.
366603
Although I connect mine wirelessly, there is a port on back of the printer to hardwire connect via USB directly to your computer, otherwise you must have a wireless router.
1035390
No to "can the printer be connected to the network wirelessly." It has to be connected with an ethernet cable to your router.ie. printer---cable---router is how it is connected.Great printer though.