By default this printer is not wireless as far as I know. So can a wireless card/module be added to it's motherboard (like adding memory) to convert?
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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.
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No you can't. But if you connect it with a wirless router (which should be connected to internet source) with ethernet cable, then you can print wireless. It is a typical way to print wirlessly using wire printer.
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It's designed for either Card, USB, or Computer. I have not set up a wireless port for this printer but assume it would work as any wireless printer.
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I gave it to my mom as a present and they don't have a wireless printer so I can't say for sure. Sorry.
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I have never seen a wireless printer that didn't have a USB port to allow it to be plugged into a computer. In addition, this is not a wireless printer. Therefore, it can be plugged in as can any printer.
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Sorry I have not unboxed the printer yet. Its a back up for me. However I do believe it is network capable by ethernet but not wifi.
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Unfortunately only a Dell wireless USB will work. I have the printer and the wireless adapter for sale on Amazon if you are interested.
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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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Its not a wireless printer so I am not sure if that would work. Reach out to HP and you can chat with them. They can give you a definite answer
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No it is wireless. You have to tell your computer what printer you are using.
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Can someone tell me if the 8500 wireless has to be physically connected to a wireless router in order to receive wireless print projects?
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This printer does not have the wireless feature. I plug mine directly into a router.
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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.
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Hi, There is software you install included with the printer (also downloadable on the manufacturer's site). The installer will guide you through setting up the wireless interface so that you can print over your wireless network. I'm not entirely sure that this answers your question, but I hope it helps!
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Not sure. Mine has been bricked for a long time now. Despite more than an hour on the phone with Samsung it cannot be used wirelessly. It is very difficult to get this printer to communicate if not impossible.
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No, you can use the printer either with the USB port or wireless. Which ever is easier for you. Jack F
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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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i'm in a different location than the kodak, and i use the wireless connection. i think you can use a usb cable or purchase a wireless adapter with a usb connector to connect to the printer wirelessly.