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What is the simplest way to install a new KMA product on a wireless network, as KMA has dropped their wireless interface? Any feedback would be helpful. | ||
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| Catch me if you can! |
With a wireless bridge. Look for a product like this. You don't see many in local brick-n-mortar stores, cut can find them readily online. All the usual wi-fi adapter manufacturers also make these. D-Link wireless bridge on Amazon ================================================== Chris L's Hiking/Geocaching blog (new and improved!) yoyoartist.blogspot.com | |||
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I agree, wireless bridges are the way to go. I used to use these to connect scan systems to wireless networks back when scanners were on separate NICs. Actually it's probably easier/faster to set up than the IB-22s were. But I'm trying, Ringo. I'm trying real hard... to be the Shepherd. | |||
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I have 3 fs-4000's hooked up via USB wireless print servers. I know what I know better than anyone else knows what I know. | |||
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| Imaging god |
For machines with separate scan/print nic's I used to get a Buffalo bridge that had a four port switch built in. Relax? When?! | |||
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i recently using this ethernet converter by Buffalo Technology. Easy to setup and it has 4 RJ45 connection. You can use it for any devices that needs network and internet connectivity. http://www.newegg.com/Product/...Item=N82E16833162029 | |||
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