WiFi scan Will this printer scan across the WiFi link as well? The specs don't seem to reveal this specifically.
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It works for me. Text comes across fine over the wireless, logos and graphics don't come across as expected.
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I want to scan old pictures to my computer. If logos and graphics don't come as expected I am skeptical about photos. Has anybody attempted pictures?
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I think it's supposed to, but when I try it the software on my MacBook Pro crashes. Might work on a Windows machine or a pre-Snow Leopard Mac.
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Yes.You can scan an image on the printer and any PC on your network can access that image.
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Robert, I do own this printer, there are a few things I can tell you. First Suzanne is giving you incorrect info. The printer has both Wi-Fi capability for Wi-Fi devices and standard USB to printer cable for non Wi-Fi devices such as desktops. It does not have a network card, you must have router/modem combination through a service provider because the printer connects to internet with only a Ethernet cable. Once connected to a router via Ethernet cable you can choose to use the Wi-Fi or USB option, or both. I assume by network card that you mean internet through a removable card like that for a laptop, again it does not have that. I am confused by your copy question about glass and copy feeder. It will do double sided printing automatically if you would like it to do so. If you are looking to copy documents you will have to use a scanner and incorporate that scanner with a computer to make copies of documents that are not already stored digitally(hence email, thumb drive, SD card etc.). hope this helps.
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Yes it does. In my case, the printer connects to a wireless router via an Ethernet cable. I presume you can use the same Ethernet port on the printer to connect directly to a computer or a network.
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Yes, the scanner works wirelessly. Double-check you have the latest drivers and patches. I can never keep my Windows 7 64-bit machines working with this printer wirelessly for more than a short time. Thinking of replacing it, actually, mainly because just the print software is so unreliable (in my case, on 3 separate machines).
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No. It is very easy as it scans for the available WiFi source (or sources) and allows you to select the desired router. (You must know the security info for the WiFi router.) You may have to select the proper instance of the printer in Windows - somewhat confusing.
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No, only the printer drivers are needed. Your router will assign a local IP address to the device, and the printer will be seen just like any other networked device.
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I have used it scanning over WiFi on a Mac, and it is more or less indistinguishable from using USB. USB may be more reliable, though.
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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. You can scan an image on the printer and any PC on your network can access that image.
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Yes it does. No problem with home wireless network, including the printer. Works fine.�
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Yes it scans, the printer will load software right from the unit when you plug in the USB cable.
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This unit allows you to scan items to cloud services over the internet as opposed to the other units which are hard wired with USB. If you want to scan directly to your computer then you should purchase the cheaper models as the wifi in this unit will not scan direct to your machine over wifi, you must connect the scanner with a USB cable to scan directly to your PC.
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I am satisfied with the scanning, although I do not scan a great deal. The quality, color and clarity seem fine to me. I have not been able to scan over the network, I have to be direct connect (USB) to get it to work. I am sure there is a fix for this but I have a small network and it is not an issue, otherwise I would have figured it out by now. Hope this helps.
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I print thru the wireless printer using the router. I do not know if it will work abroad, but it does work here. You have to find the router address and have the printer use this address to work.
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Yes, setup is straightforward if you already have a WiFi network. Initially, you have to connect the printer to one of the networked computers via USB cable (included) and run the CD. This allows you to program the printer with the WiFi network name and encryption key. Once that is complete, you remove the USB cable and are good to go.
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Hi, Because it only has a D at the end of the model number, it prints duplex (Prints on both sides of the paper) which is what I wanted. They have one with a DN which means it prints Duplex and can be hooked up to a network. In order to be wireless, I think it would have to have a W at the end of the model number.