I have an older model: an iPad 2, It can't seem to find xPrintServer. However, we have other older iPhones (iPhone 4 & 4S) & they printed OK.
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Make sure all the devices are at the same iOS level. On the iPad, kill all the apps and shutdown/start-up the tablet. If the iPad still can't see the printers, it could be the app you're trying to print from. Make sure all the apps have their updates applied. I haven't had any problems with iPads, even the 1st gen. Hope you get things to work.
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We too have the IPad2 and iPhone4 and 4s and have no problems accessing the xPrint server. Try powering down the server for 10 sec and then powering down your printer then try again. That usually fixes any access problems I've had.
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I read through the forums on the HP web site and it appears that it does not. It definitely does not print from an iOS device. You may find apps that promise to print from any Bluetooth printer, but most of those rely on having a Windows or Mac laptop connected to the device via Bluetooth, and you use the app to connect to the laptop via wifi. This use of a laptop as a print server is not very useful because the laptop needs special software and if you have a laptop you probably wouldn't be trying to print from your phone/tablet. The only connectivity that the HP site promises is Windows and Mac laptops. I read through the forums on the HP web site and it appears that it does not. It definitely does not print from an iOS device. You may find apps that promise to print from any Bluetooth printer, but most of those rely on having a Windows or Mac laptop connected to the device via Bluetooth, and you use the app to connect to the laptop via wifi. This use of a laptop as a print server is not very useful because the laptop needs special software and if you have a laptop you probably wouldn't be trying to print from your phone/tablet. The only connectivity that the HP... » Read More I read through the forums on the HP web site and it appears that it does not. It definitely does not print from an iOS device. You may find apps that promise to print from any Bluetooth printer, but most of those rely on having a Windows or Mac laptop connected to the device via Bluetooth, and you use the app to connect to the laptop via wifi. This use of a laptop as a print server is not very useful because the laptop needs special software and if you have a laptop you probably wouldn't be trying to print from your phone/tablet. The only connectivity that the HP site promises is Windows and Mac laptops. « Show Less
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I am not sure. I think if your printer has a wireless option and you download the printer app on your iPad, you may be able to print. I am a novice at this too. My printer has a USB port that may be able to connect to the iPad. Bottom line is I am not sure. I would explore and check with Apple.
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It couldnt work as a print server if it is a native. But you can install linux instead of native. Then you can construct print server
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not sure how on the ipad2, but since i already have wi-fi set up in my home, as soon as i setup wi-fi on the epson printer, i was able to print from my iphone4, no configuration needed.
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I really doubt if it is compatible with iPhone. I think you have to be able to install your printer drivers to the phone. I have an iPhone but haven't tried to sync with printer. If you need to print something on you phone try sending it to your email and print from that. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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not the one that i have, it only works with ios devices. You will need to buy the Lantronix xprint server "cloud print edition". Check it out on the web, as I really do not have any personal experience with that device.
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I'm not super tech savy, but I have iOS 8.1.2 on my iPhone 6+ and I just tried to print from it through our wireless router. The message came back "No Air Printer was Found"...... We don't own any Mac computers.
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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 it does. The print server has nothing to do with the OS you use. It is a standalone device on your network with an IP address and port. You then add a printer on your network using internet as the option and specify the IP address and then choose the correct printer drivers from your os. Remember, to configure the device you will need to make sure it has a default local IP address that is on your network. See my previous comments on how to do this.
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Not sure if this will help, but I have to have my iPad settings to connect to my wireless network using the "administrative password" on my router. When I connected my iPad using the wireless "guest password" my printer would not show up on my iPad or iPhone. You can also make sure that on the printer network icon, you click "wireless" and follow the Setup Wizard and set if that helps. Once in a while if I loose power I have to go through the wireless setup wizard again to get the printer to show up on my iPhone and iPad. If all else fails "Google the questions" and see if the answer shows up. Hope this helps... Good luck Not sure if this will help, but I have to have my iPad settings to connect to my wireless network using the "administrative password" on my router. When I connected my iPad using the wireless "guest password" my printer would not show up on my iPad or iPhone. You can also make sure that on the printer network icon, you click "wireless" and follow the Setup Wizard and set if that helps. Once in a while if I loose power I have to go through the wireless setup wizard again to get the printer to show up on my iPhone and iPad. If all else fails "Google the... » Read More Not sure if this will help, but I have to have my iPad settings to connect to my wireless network using the "administrative password" on my router. When I connected my iPad using the wireless "guest password" my printer would not show up on my iPad or iPhone. You can also make sure that on the printer network icon, you click "wireless" and follow the Setup Wizard and set if that helps. Once in a while if I loose power I have to go through the wireless setup wizard again to get the printer to show up on my iPhone and iPad. If all else fails "Google the questions" and see if the answer shows up. Hope this helps... Good luck « Show Less
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Yes to both your questions...on the 2nd one: use the OSX printer settings for bonjour to download the drivers etc for the printer
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This is from HP's website, HP ePrint, HP ePrint Mobile Apps, Google Cloud Print, HP ePrint Wireless Direct, Apple AirPrint. So it is compatible with Apple devices to print to.
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I have an iPad 2 -- it does not have a connection for a printer. However, iPad 2 has an airport (WiFi) which I have used to print to this printer (D7560) via my iMac computer. This requires an application downloadable from iTunes and installed on my iPad 2. I am presuming that iPad 4 is similar to iPad 2.
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Correct...Ipad is not a windows-based laptop. It's an apple based computer. You will need to go into the app store and look for the epson apps. There are 2. Be sure to read your guide as there are many ways to print using the cloud. The first time you print from your device; you will be impressed. It also works well with iphone. All devices you plan to print from must have this app installed: it's also available for Android. One of the neat feature with wi-fi printing is that once you set up your printer for cloud printing; you will be able to send virtually any print job to your printer as an e-mail. The software assigns this; you may already have done that. Correct...Ipad is not a windows-based laptop. It's an apple based computer. You will need to go into the app store and look for the epson apps. There are 2. Be sure to read your guide as there are many ways to print using the cloud. The first time you print from your device; you will be impressed. It also works well with iphone. All devices you plan to print from must have this app installed: it's also available for Android. One of the neat feature with wi-fi printing is that once you set up your printer for cloud printing; you will be able to send virtually any print job to your printer as... » Read More Correct...Ipad is not a windows-based laptop. It's an apple based computer. You will need to go into the app store and look for the epson apps. There are 2. Be sure to read your guide as there are many ways to print using the cloud. The first time you print from your device; you will be impressed. It also works well with iphone. All devices you plan to print from must have this app installed: it's also available for Android. One of the neat feature with wi-fi printing is that once you set up your printer for cloud printing; you will be able to send virtually any print job to your printer as an e-mail. The software assigns this; you may already have done that. « Show Less
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If you download the HP Printer Control app, it should. I print from my iPhone 3G all the time. Both my phone and my printer are on the same wi-fi network, and I think that's a requirement to make them function together.Often, my printer decides to disconnect itself from my wi-fi, so I have to reconnect it when it does.
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No computer has tone powered up. The xprint server puts your printers on the network with a built-in driver that ios simply recognizes. It's almost magic.