If no NFC, does it mean I cannot print wirelessly?
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No, you're probably using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to print. NFC is for very short range communications (less than 4 inches).
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This configuration does not have NFC. It does have SIM card slot, but you still need to purchase and install the WWAN card in order to be able to use it.
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Being that I've only use the printer wirelessly I can't really answer your question correctly. However I do know, there is a printer cable input on the back of this printer so you should be able to do all printing, copying, & scanning without wireless capabilities.
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Yes. I was unable to connect wirelessly (few things ever work perfectly for me...) The key benefit of this machine is that the heads don't dry out. I don't print a lot. Ink jet heads dry out (especially here in Las Vegas) causing all kinds of trouble; Laser printers don't have this issue.
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No this printer must be hard-wired to a network or wifi router of some sort in order to print.
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I print with my iPad on it but the printer needs to be connected to your wireless network.
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NFC is - by design - short distance. Though it can read "RFID" if you want long range try "active RFID" or "medium range RFID" or "long range RFID"
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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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It will work wirelessly. I have only the power cord plugged into mine. All printing I have done to this device has been over my wireless network, including from a PC, tablet, and iPhone.
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You just need to enable the NFC function in your phone settings to scan a tag. To write a tag you would need an app. (There are free apps available)
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Eteague, Some printers are supported with wireless or network printer options. Check your printer manufacturer's Apps in the Google Play store (IE: HP Print, Epson Print, or similar search) to see if your printer is supported. For Samsung printers, we have an App called Samsung Print Mobile, which allows you to connect your Tablet device to a printer on the same network. Samsung, or your printer manufacturer, would be able to address specific printers and their compatibilities. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I do not know. I had problems using this device and eventually bought a wireless printer.
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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!
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If you lack a wireless router you can connect the printer to your computer with a USB cable, or to a wired network with an Ethernet cable. And, of course, it supports the earlier wireless "B" and "G" standards if you have an older wireless router which doesn't support "N".
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I have never printed wirelessly with mine, and sorry, I don't know if it is set up for that.
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You are correct, the NFC tag included is not writeable, however you can download an NFC editor app and it will be an application on your phone that whenever your phone detects the tag, it will perform an event that you want it to. But it will only work on a phone that you program it to work on. You can also program multiple phones to do different things whenever the tag is detected but again it will only happen on whatever phone you program it on.
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Sorry, but the answer is no as this is not a wireless print hub. What your looking for can be found using the following link. Just make sure whatever device you use can support both Windows, Windows Phone, and IoS. Hub must also support your printer. Might even be cheaper to buy a new wireless printer, just be sure that it supports AirPlay for Apple devices. Best of luck. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_15?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=wireless+print+server&sprefix;=wireless+print+%2Celectronics%2C278 Sorry, but the answer is no as this is not a wireless print hub. What your looking for can be found using the following link. Just make sure whatever device you use can support both Windows, Windows Phone, and IoS. Hub must also support your printer. Might even be cheaper to buy a new wireless printer, just be sure that it supports AirPlay for Apple devices. Best of luck. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_15?url=search-a... » Read More Sorry, but the answer is no as this is not a wireless print hub. What your looking for can be found using the following link. Just make sure whatever device you use can support both Windows, Windows Phone, and IoS. Hub must also support your printer. Might even be cheaper to buy a new wireless printer, just be sure that it supports AirPlay for Apple devices. Best of luck. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_15?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=wireless+print+server&sprefix;=wireless+print+%2Celectronics%2C278 « Show Less