How do I set up wireless printing?
519982
This printer does not have the wireless feature. I plug mine directly into a router.
519983
This printer isn't designated as a wireless unit; there would be a "W" somewhere in the last three letters of the model number if it were. However, you might find a router that would go from networked to wireless. Personally, I'd rather get one that's designed to be used the way I plan to use it, which is what I did (for security reasons). Brother has several wireless multi-function printers, so you can just buy what you want.
519984
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.
519985
The 9460CDN is a wired network printer. The CDN stands for color, duplex, and network. If the N was a W that would indicate a wireless printer.
519986
I am assuming you have a wireless device like a laptop. You will need to install the device driver included with the printer and choose network. It will detect the printer on your network. The printer should be connected to an network port on your wireless router in order for it work before you install the driver.
1356801
I use an app called Printshare, about $12, it will print to virtually any wireless printer.
412236
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.
985587
The printer is not wireless. It is simply a good basic printer. Photos are great but it doesn't do much.
1392458
I can actually ONLY print with it plugged in. The wireless has never worked, even though that's why I bought it!
1708200
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!
481828
I don't do wireless printing. I plan to in the near future. Since the Acer has built-in wifi capability and is running Windows 7 -- as long as you have a wifi printer or a wifi home network with a shared printer attached I assume it will do wireless printing.
959373
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.
460484
This is not a wireless printer, the WiFi version is M401dw. You need either a USB cable or Ethernet. The USB cable is probably easier to configure. Using an Ethernet makes it a network printer. But even with the USB cable you can still share the printer on your wireless network so you don't really need the wireless version.
1858113
Sure thing! You don't have to go wireless. Just hook straight up to your computer. Actually easier set up. Love my little printer..so quick! :-)
1434226
I believe you need the HP Jetdirect 2700w USB Wireless Print Server J8026A.
806355
If you connect this printer to wired ethernet.Then you can print wirelessly from your laptop.But printer need to be hooked with physical canles.
2263562
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.
2093062
In Mac OS 10.7 (on Mac Pro) and Mac OS 10.8 (McBook Air), I turned on the printer, then selected Mac System Preferences&gt;Print and Scan, then hit the '+' sign. Software Update retrieved the software from Apple and installed it. The last step is introducing the printer to the wi-fi network. See the 'Printing via Wireless LAN' section starting on page 25 of the manual, available at http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0300008008/02/cp900-pug2-en.pdf. I am not familiar with Windows setup. Much of the setup is controlled from the Selphy control panel; instructions include graphic illustrations that are too difficult for me to translate into words.
1943806
This printer is not a wireless printer. It can only be hooked up using a USB cable.
714919
link to Kodak for manual for wireless printer setup: http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/AiOPrinters/ESP_Series/ESP-Printer-Wireless-NSG.pdf
1858114
you need a wireless router that has an internet connection to be able to print