Has anyone hooked up any of the Savin MFPs - 4022sp with wireless NIC and used them to scan?
I know the wireless works for printing but wasn't sure for scanning.
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Dean,
We are a Lanier dealer, and working on some wireless antenna's to see which is the best for scanning. We have connected one of our Kyocera color mfp's wireless on the scan side and wow'd a customer who just deployed a wireless we set up for her. Send me an email at mstavley@lonestarcopiers.com and will update on our progress. What type of project are u working on? Matt Stavley
We are a Lanier dealer, and working on some wireless antenna's to see which is the best for scanning. We have connected one of our Kyocera color mfp's wireless on the scan side and wow'd a customer who just deployed a wireless we set up for her. Send me an email at mstavley@lonestarcopiers.com and will update on our progress. What type of project are u working on? Matt Stavley
We have done it many times and it works fine. Our entire showroom is set up wireless.
No special project at this point, going to set up some different wireless products in our office to learn. Checking to see what functionality we can get with a 3rd party wireless print server like netgear ($100) vs. Savin ($300)
You can get wireless access points for under $80. Connect anything wireless to USB or I prefer RJ45. An ethernet cable to Ricoh device network card. Easy to setup and reliable.
Check out the wireless bridge devices. These will connect a hard wire device to a wireless network for around $100. Although I'm not done testing this device, it looks like a way to put a machine with a standard NIC on the air for less than the wireless upgrade.