From: TAMMY SHEPHERD (shepherdtammy@hotmail.com)
Date: Thursday, April 03, 2003 05:05 PM
Does this wireless network also connect to our new Ricoh 1232 CS/P. Are there any other cost besides the $130.
Tammy
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Tammy:
Not only do you need the wireless interface, but you also need the wireless card to go into the interface (our DSM said that this is purchased separately and not through Ricoh)
1001
Not only do you need the wireless interface, but you also need the wireless card to go into the interface (our DSM said that this is purchased separately and not through Ricoh)
1001
From: TAMMY SHEPHERD (shepherdtammy@hotmail.com)
Date: Thursday, April 03, 2003 05:06 PM
Are there any system requirements on the computer that is connected?
Tammy
Date: Thursday, April 03, 2003 05:06 PM
Are there any system requirements on the computer that is connected?
Tammy
From: Graham Taylor (graham@p4photel.com)
Date: Thursday, April 03, 2003 05:45 PM
On the 1224-1232 along with the 1060-75 this (wireless) is an option offered by Ricoh, as long as you have a wireless network, you need nothing more than the wireless lan option for the 1224-1232. When I originally posted my message, we had NO wireless options and I was offering a work around.
Graham
Date: Thursday, April 03, 2003 05:45 PM
On the 1224-1232 along with the 1060-75 this (wireless) is an option offered by Ricoh, as long as you have a wireless network, you need nothing more than the wireless lan option for the 1224-1232. When I originally posted my message, we had NO wireless options and I was offering a work around.
Graham
Let me be very clear....
The wireless ether net bridge option that I talked of earlier will work with ANY standard Ether net card, it is simply a way to make a device that has no wireless network option into a wireless device. This is the $130 option that you can ADD to an existing network card on on our systems that don't offer wireless.
Now on the 1224-1232, 1060-75, 2090-2105, 5510NF systems there is a wireless 802.11B or IEE1394 option (you can't have both) that you can by to add to your print option. This is NOT the same as the wireless ethernet bridge that I offered as a workaround for our other systems.
I hope this helps. And, once again, you need a wireless network in order to use the wireless option. I am not sure at all what Mr. Anonymous was referring to that Ricoh didn't provide for the 1224-1232. All I can guess is that it might be a PCMCIA port that you need to put a PCMCIA card in to, I have not seen it.
Whew!
Graham
The wireless ether net bridge option that I talked of earlier will work with ANY standard Ether net card, it is simply a way to make a device that has no wireless network option into a wireless device. This is the $130 option that you can ADD to an existing network card on on our systems that don't offer wireless.
Now on the 1224-1232, 1060-75, 2090-2105, 5510NF systems there is a wireless 802.11B or IEE1394 option (you can't have both) that you can by to add to your print option. This is NOT the same as the wireless ethernet bridge that I offered as a workaround for our other systems.
I hope this helps. And, once again, you need a wireless network in order to use the wireless option. I am not sure at all what Mr. Anonymous was referring to that Ricoh didn't provide for the 1224-1232. All I can guess is that it might be a PCMCIA port that you need to put a PCMCIA card in to, I have not seen it.
Whew!
Graham