Can you use this device to share a printer?
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Yes, if you install debian linux on it. I have no idea if using its own firmware.
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As it is.. NO. It was only meant to share you data online. Like Han Xu said, you need to install a different operating system like Arch Linux or Debian which might be not what your looking for. If you feel installing debian or Arch is something you can do then I highly recommend using Raspberry Pi or search for something similar. I hope this helps you.
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No, this is a device intended to share mass storage units, Most printers today either can be connected by Ethernet or WiFi (or both), or if you have to share an older printer that doesn't allow sharing, you can connect an old printer to a printer sharing device.
1999956
Yes you can. Just like a laptop, for example, you may connect a USB printer (keep in mind there is only 1 USB port) or add a wireless printer.
1681741
No, your printer does not have the ability to run or install drivers to "drive" the Bluetooth device....the USB hub on a printer is only capable of reading image files
1290044
it can if you connected the 7 port usb unit to the computer you want to use the printer for, if you plug your printer into the 7 port usb unit. this is not a router, it's a usb unit.
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Sure it can be - although if you have it set up for wireless capability, you'll find it on your network. If you just hardwire it to your computer, it is a true standalone printer.
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No sorry it can't be used that way , I bought one thinking it could as well. These are good for just linking computers or printers together.
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This device is designed to work with two computers and one printer. When using this device you need to install a driver on both computers. IOGEAR makes USB print servers and that maybe a better way to go for you. You could network the printers and others could use the printers also. Just make sure the product will work with multifunction printers. Good luck.
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Yes, if you connect a printer via wifi, usb or bluetooth, you should have no problem printing from it.
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My guess is no as the printer is not wireless and uses a USB cable for connection to the computer.
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I dont think that will work. It will serve you better to just connect the printer to one computer and setup a network for printer so that multiple computers on your network can print from it.
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Yes you can, as long as your printer is configured to connect to your local network, either wired (with Ethernet cable) or with the wireless option.http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/professional/products/printers/desktop_printers/photo_inkjet_printers/pixma_pro_100#Specifications
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No - not at all. This is a USB + additional power adapter. Do not attempt to use this to connect 2 computers to one printer.
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Yes you can, mine worked best with the USB cable. I got rid of the printer completely because the internal wi-fi card went bad.
1021129
You sure can. I'm using mine to connect to a hub on the other side of the room. I keep my printer connected to the hub.
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I have not done it myself, however, I would think you can as long as you have the usb connection. I love this printer. It does a lots of things that other printers don't do as well as the quality is great.
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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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Not directly as far as I can tell but I use it with a PC that's set up as a Cloud Print server so that I can print from my Chromebook while at work.