Can I use this printer to print receipts from my iPad with out using the actual "Square Stand" to connect?
1820122
My square stand went down and I tried to figure out a way to use the printer without it and couldn't do. The stand is necessary. Thankfully, it was still under warranty and was replaced painlessly.
1820123
Unlikely, the square stand power cord has the build in USB ports needed for this printer. May I suggest looking into a Bluetooth recipt printer, that might be your best bet.
1820124
If you get a router that has a USB port, then you can use that. It will become a network printer then.
292451
Yes, I can forward it from the iPad to my printer via my wireless connection.
664028
yes, not the most intuitive means of printing off the iphone, but it is possible and does work http://www.brother-usa.com/downloads/iphone-ipod-printer.aspx#.VDmPpCldWT4
364436
Yes; either of two ways. Use a double USB connector wire and connect it directly to the printer or set up the printer on your IPad in the tools section and print wirelessly using the program(s) driver; i.e. if you're in Word for IPad, click on the file menu then the print option.
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Providing the ipad has an appropriate app as well as the drivers for your specific printer. The IOGEAR works great, you can set a static ip address. see the following link for some additional information: https://discussions.apple.com/message/18930908#18930908
14812
Not directly because this printer doesnt has airprint, but you can print with a program called cloudprint. Hope this help you
714366
I believe so - to print to this printer from an iPad, you use the HP e-print app available in the iTunes App store. It's free and is highly rated. Unfortunately, I am not able to access the App store. I have used this app to print from my iPad to the HP8100 multiple times, and it's easy and works great. I would have to believe it would work the same for the iPad mini if the app is available for the mini.
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JessiW answer is correct but one step is missing, make sure to download a printer app to your iPad 2 from the Apple Store so that you have a place to go to for printing.
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Yes. If your iPad doesn't already have it installed, get the free HP ePrint, HP Printables, or whatever Apple offers.
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Yes. There's a HP app (e-print) that you download (for free!) and you can print from an iPad through that.
217633
No. Here is the Apple list of supported AirPrint printers... https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201311
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Yes! after you connected the printer to wirelessIf you have something you would like to print, you can send email to the printer then it will print directlythis way, you can print things out for others even you are not with the printerI think it's a good way! hope it helps answering your question
1025431
It's not a printer, it's a router. It is capable of connecting all wireless devices, but specific settings for printing from your iPad are irrelevant to this hardware.
788120
Yes, the standard iPad connector can be used while the iPad is in the stand. We did however need to modify the stand a little to allow access to the ON/OFF button. I guess the stand was designed to lock the iPad so typical users could not alter the program selection or turn it off. We use it as an smart cash register stand and we love it!!
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Without any extra purchase, certainly not. The device uses a printer USB contection and the provided cable is a male printer USB to male USB. So at the very least you would need a converter. As far software compatibility, there is a chance that someone provides the option but at that point, I would generally advise either switching to a laptop/desktop or checking out IPad specific products, sweetwater.com has a lot of technology designed for this rig and beside for a name brand markup, most the gadgets have proven to be of good use.
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I don't think so, it is not an AirPrinter. I also got a Canon Pixma MG4220 to use with my iPad, and it is idiot-proof and prints from an iPad extremely well. Good luck.
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The USB printer needs to connect to the Square Stand itself. You would need an ethernet connection to connect it to a router.