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HP Deskjet 1510: Connect USB Printer to WiFi Network for Wireless Printing

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  • #1 16177884
    19710128
    Level 16  
    I have an HP Deskjet 1510 USB printer. Is it possible to work in a wifi network?
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  • #2 16177975
    macgyver96
    Level 17  
    Yes, if connected to a print server. The easiest way to do this is with a computer. I also saw a project of a print server based on raspberry pi and maybe there are also dedicated devices for it.
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  • #3 16178048
    19710128
    Level 16  
    No some wifi module? there are factory printers with wifi but I didn't buy it then I thought I don't need it.
  • #4 16178175
    marcinmaster999
    Level 11  
    If you want to support wifi printing then a usb router with print server function is enough. I own an ASUS rt1200g and it works very well.
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  • #5 16178190
    19710128
    Level 16  
    Can I also connect an external hdd to such a router to work as a network drive? 2.5 "of course.
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  • #6 16178277
    marcinmaster999
    Level 11  
    That's exactly what I have, but only one usb. With the help of the hub, you can connect more devices. So you can share files via Upnp (apparently, for example on a smart TV) or via Sambe (such a Linux file server visible, for example, in Windows in the network environment). that you can find a much cheaper router with usb. I was looking for a gigabit net and fast wifi.
  • #7 16178299
    19710128
    Level 16  
    A usb 500mA?
  • #8 16178606
    marcinmaster999
    Level 11  
    Maybe there is more, the disk is working normally. If you plan to connect the HDD, it should not exceed these 500mA.
  • #9 16179353
    rotombox2
    Level 13  
    marcinmaster999 wrote:
    That's exactly what I have, but only one usb. With the help of the hub, you can connect more devices. So you can share files via Upnp (apparently, for example on a smart TV) or via Sambe (such a Linux file server visible, for example, in Windows in the network environment). that you can find a much cheaper router with usb. I was looking for a gigabit net and fast wifi.


    I have a request where the "print server" appears in this case, having a different Router with USB (I'm "green" here) and I would like to use a cheaper Router.
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The discussion centers around the possibility of connecting an HP Deskjet 1510 USB printer to a WiFi network for wireless printing. It is confirmed that this can be achieved by using a print server, which can be set up via a computer or a dedicated device like a Raspberry Pi. Alternatively, a USB router with print server functionality, such as the ASUS RT1200G, can facilitate this connection. Users also inquire about connecting external hard drives to these routers, with considerations regarding power requirements for devices connected via USB. Recommendations for cheaper routers with USB capabilities are also mentioned, along with a caution about the power limits of connected devices.
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