The printer may be the only device in your home or office that can print, which means that if you wanted to print something and were not near your computer or phone with access then you’d have to bring those files to that local PC.
What if you don’t have a wireless printer? Don’t worry, we got your back. Here are 4 ways you can turn any usb printer into an Wi-Fi enabled device.
Connect it to a wireless print server
The Wireless Print Server is a great way to share your printer from different rooms in the house.
Imagine the convenience of having your USB printer become wireless with just one small box! The Wireless Print Server can make any wired device gober-wireless, and all you have to do is place it in an accessible location where everyone has access. Once set up for operation, plugging this nifty little gizmo into a socket will enable its functionality immediately without additional hassle or cost whatsoever.
Connect it to a bluetooth print server
LY-MPS-BN01 is a Wireless Bluetooth Printer Adapter, which creates the convenience of wireless Bluetooth technology and LAN printing to a USB printer. Allowing a computer or smartphone or other PDA send the print jobs to the connected USB printers via Bluetooth Dual Mode (Classic + BLE ) and the wired LAN(RJ45). Simply connect the Bluetooth Wireless USB Printer Adapter to the USB port of your printer and explore the freedom and flexibility of Bluetooth technology.
USB 2.0 Wireless Bluetooth Printer Server allows you to print within a range of up to 100 meters based on the construction of the building, and makes it possible to offer printing on the go ,e.g. in small office, home office, schools, stock markets, airport lounges, hotel receptions or branch offices.
Connect it to a RJ45 LAN port print server
LY-MPS-N01 is a Mini USB Print Server, a 10/100Mbps Ethernet to USB 2.0 Network LPR Print Server, after connected to the local area network (LAN) through the RJ45 network cable, it is an independent network device in LAN, which allows multiple computers in the local area network to share a USB printer. It’s replacing the computers which worked as the print server with the high cost, spacy-occupying, high energy consuming, not easy to manage later disadvantages. Allowing users to use mobile phones, tablets, computers, other devices to print files.
LY-MPS-N01 Mini USB Network Server adopts standard USB 2.0 interface (compatible with USB1.1), with simple config tool for parameter configuration. Supports multiple protocols and operating systems, the smartphone no need to install any software or drivers, can print directly from operating the mobile phone (work with PrinterShare or PrintHand APP).
Share your printer through a PC in your home or office
A cost-effective way to make your printer wireless is by connecting it with the help of one computer. You will need go into settings on Control Panel in Windows, scroll down until you see “Sharing” options and enable this feature so that other devices can also share data stored locally using printing capabilities just as easily when they’re connected via network connection without waiting around forever!
Conclusion
There are many ways to make your printer print wirelessly without the hassle of cables. Even if you have an old-fashioned HP or Brother printer sitting around in your home — they can easily be converted to wireless models using these above simple methods.
