These links made me wonder: my HP colour printer has both Ethernet and
wireless and is connected directly to the Router. If the sending
machine is also connected by wifi/ethernet _as well_, will I get a
faster transfer of data when printing ? Or will the fast connection
take priority (GB Eth
You can find the manual for the printer here
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c06266695.pdf page 58 is the WiFi
and yes you can set it up using the 2 line LCD dispaly
Tim H
On 26/02/2021 11:55, John Palmer wrote:
I have (perhaps unwisely) bought a Hewlett multifunction printer
MFP179fnw.
You may find it useful to give the printer a static IP Address in your Router.
[WILL] not may!
Are you commenting on my grammar or making a statement of fact?
Not worried about your grammar, mine isn't always the best.
In all of my networking life since TCP/IP came in, printers have had fixe
On Friday, 26 February 2021 14:23:08 GMT PeterMerchant wrote:
> >> You may find it useful to give the printer a static IP Address in your
> >> Router. [WILL] not may!
Are you commenting on my grammar or making a statement of fact? Some Routers
don't change the allocated IP Addresses for interna
On 26/02/2021 12:29, Terry Coles wrote:
On Friday, 26 February 2021 11:55:36 GMT John Palmer wrote:
I have (perhaps unwisely) bought a Hewlett multifunction printer
MFP179fnw. How on earth do I connect it to my home wifi network ?
At present it's a nice stand-alone photocopier, but that's the le
On Friday, 26 February 2021 11:55:36 GMT John Palmer wrote:
> I have (perhaps unwisely) bought a Hewlett multifunction printer
> MFP179fnw. How on earth do I connect it to my home wifi network ?
> At present it's a nice stand-alone photocopier, but that's the least
> useful part !
HP are actually
We have a HP Envy 4502, which has the ability to set up the WiFi
connection on the built-in display.
Perhaps yours can do something similar?
The HP drivers and HPlip GUI are very good by the way and work
excellently for network printing and scanning on Linux.
Hamish
On 26/02/2021 11:55, Joh
I have (perhaps unwisely) bought a Hewlett multifunction printer
MFP179fnw. How on earth do I connect it to my home wifi network ?
At present it's a nice stand-alone photocopier, but that's the least
useful part !
HP's documenation is very bare, but says that while I can print from
Linux once it
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