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I apologise as this is not BB specific.
Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? Scuse my ignorance Occam |
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Occam wrote:
> I apologise as this is not BB specific. > Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. > ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is > upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) > Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? > Scuse my ignorance You need a wifi print server http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wif...ient=firefox-a Steve H |
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"steve H" <usgzhfckxcguhsevjerxsicfcnvzcztymnvbvinscmfwghvzv czdcbxvssdfvcygfcbhtcfghbytrdfcgvhuytfrgvhytfrgvhy (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:48a2ad7a$(E-Mail Removed)... > Occam wrote: >> I apologise as this is not BB specific. >> Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. >> ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is >> upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) >> Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? >> Scuse my ignorance > > You need a wifi print server > > http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wif...ient=firefox-a Or a variety of mains networking - Devolo Homeplug or equivalent -- Graham J |
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"Graham J" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:48a2baea$0$26091$(E-Mail Removed)... > > "steve H" > <usgzhfckxcguhsevjerxsicfcnvzcztymnvbvinscmfwghvzv czdcbxvssdfvcygfcbhtcfghbytrdfcgvhuytfrgvhytfrgvhy (E-Mail Removed)> > wrote in message news:48a2ad7a$(E-Mail Removed)... >> Occam wrote: >>> I apologise as this is not BB specific. >>> Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. >>> ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is >>> upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) >>> Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? >>> Scuse my ignorance >> >> You need a wifi print server >> >> http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wif...ient=firefox-a > > Or a variety of mains networking - Devolo Homeplug or equivalent > > -- > Graham J > > Go for a home plug , quite a bit faster and don't interfere with video senders |
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Occam formulated on Wednesday :
> I apologise as this is not BB specific. > Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. > ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is > upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) > Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? > Scuse my ignorance A wireless print server. Netgear do one which allows 2x USB printers and 4x Wired PC's.. -- Regards, Harry (M1BYT) (L) http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk |
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Java Jive wrote:
> Not sure about this ... Doesn't a printer/scanner require > bi-directional access (after all it has to read from the scanner)? My > experience of wireless router/print servers, admitting it was three or > four years ago, is that they don't support bi-directional > functionality. > Tat depends on te protocol lPR/LPD is pretty crap at taking back, as is SMB but most print servers use teh HP JetDiect protocol which essentall 'looks' liek a paralel port on teh network, so to speak. A os fully capable of bidrectional stuff. Should be possible to pick up the wireless equivalent of a jet direct server someow. > On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:46:32 +0100, steve H > <usgzhfckxcguhsevjerxsicfcnvzcztymnvbvinscmfwghvzv czdcbxvssdfvcygfcbhtcfghbytrdfcgvhuytfrgvhytfrgvhy (E-Mail Removed)> > wrote: > >> Occam wrote: >>> ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is >>> upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) >> You need a wifi print server >> >> http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wif...ient=firefox-a |
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On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 18:45:33 +0100, Harry Bloomfield
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: >Occam formulated on Wednesday : >> I apologise as this is not BB specific. >> Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. >> ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is >> upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) >> Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? >> Scuse my ignorance > >A wireless print server. Netgear do one which allows 2x USB printers >and 4x Wired PC's.. Many thanks for all the help chaps |
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Occam wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 18:45:33 +0100, Harry Bloomfield > <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: > >> Occam formulated on Wednesday : >>> I apologise as this is not BB specific. >>> Ive just rejigged the BB in the house, everything is now Wifi. >>> ButIve got a problem in that I have a Large Printer/scanner that is >>> upstairs and was in my mini office (the office is now downstairs) >>> Is there a way of connecting it other than cabling? >>> Scuse my ignorance >> A wireless print server. Netgear do one which allows 2x USB printers >> and 4x Wired PC's.. > > > Many thanks for all the help chaps Edimax PS-1206MFG supports multi function printers via wifi, been using one for about 2 years with different printers. -- Martop |
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