I thought printers used ethernet cords to connect to routers?
I could be wrong though, not really up to date much in current technology.
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I could be wrong though, not really up to date much in current technology.
Need a Wireless router!
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Printers with no built in network capabilities can connect to a router with usb.
Originally Posted by xHassassin I thought printers used ethernet cords to connect to routers? I could be wrong though, not really up to date much in current technology.
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you can connect via usb or if they have wireless capability you can connect straight to the router
the Dir-655 is a good router. Supports g or n at one time
Dir-825 tad bit more supports G and N at the same time
Originally Posted by xHassassin I thought printers used ethernet cords to connect to routers? I could be wrong though, not really up to date much in current technology.
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the Dir-655 is a good router. Supports g or n at one time
Dir-825 tad bit more supports G and N at the same time
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I've read the DIR-655 USB port is messed up, only supporting windows connect or whatever.
EDIT: I've also read now that a new firmware upgrade allows it to act as a local usb port for any computer on the network, is this correct?
Originally Posted by Juggalo23451 you can connect via usb or if they have wireless capability you can connect straight to the router the Dir-655 is a good router. Supports g or n at one time Dir-825 tad bit more supports G and N at the same time |
EDIT: I've also read now that a new firmware upgrade allows it to act as a local usb port for any computer on the network, is this correct?
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I would not have suggested it if I didn't think it was a decent router.
Originally Posted by FatalityxZ Is it better than the DIR655? |
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