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Bluetooth printing and scanning?
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: California
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I found a D-Link bluetooth adapter that will work with a printer to do wireless printing through bluetooth. I have some questions for anyone familiar with this device?
Can a hub be attached to this device to allow 2 printers to be connected at once?
Can a scanner be attached to this device and function normally?
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Staten Island, NY
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Originally posted by OperaMan:
I found a D-Link bluetooth adapter that will work with a printer to do wireless printing through bluetooth. I have some questions for anyone familiar with this device?
Can a hub be attached to this device to allow 2 printers to be connected at once?
Can a scanner be attached to this device and function normally?
I would assume the answer would be NO to both, but that is just an assumption.
I was actually trying to seek documentation stating that the dlink print adapter would even work in os x. It only mentions windows in the tech specs
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Senior User
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: UK
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Bluetooth is painfully slow for all but the simplest of applications. Scanning one A4 page at a decent resolution will take minutes, and any printing apart from text will be just as bad.
David
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Eugene, OR USA
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Anyone know of a OSX / HP printer driver that is bluetooth compliant?
I am using an older anycom BT / parellel adaptor on a HP952c. The Mac sees the BT adaptor but cannot find the proper printer software.
Running OS X (10.4.1) on a pb12" rev A with the latest HP driver download installed.
Thanks,
joseph
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