Printer Connectivity
There are three typical ways of setting up and connecting your printer to the host computer, and other devices:
Simple Kiosk - Easiest Setup
Host Computer
USB
cable
To use this Host/Printer connection,
go to
Connecting the Printer via Hardwire (USB) (p.10)
Network Kiosk - Highest Flexibility
Network Connection
to Host Computer
Host Computer
Ethernet
cable
To use this Host/Printer connection,
go to
Connecting the Printer via Hardwire (USB) (p.10)
Standalone Printer - Greatest Mobility
Network Connection
to Host Computer
Host Computer
Ethernet
cable
Ethernet
cable
To use this Host/Printer connection,
go to:
Network Connections (p.11)
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User Devices
OR
User Devices
OR
OR
via WiFi or via Ethernet
Pros:
• Easiest setup option
• Quickest setup option
Pros:
• Ability to print from any
device wirelessly that is
on the same network as
the host computer
• Easiest way to print
wirelessly
• Easy setup for host
computer
• Quick way to gain access
wirelessly
Pros:
• Ability to print from
any device, anywhere,
wirelessly
• Printer can move to
different locations as
laboratory needs arise
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Cons:
• No wireless printing
• Computer is always
required to be within
proximity of the printer
and takes up additional
space
• One user at a time
Cons:
• Requires reliable network
connection
• Host computer is always
required to be within
proximity of the printer
and takes up additional
space
• Host computer must
always be powered
on and have software
running
• Setup may require IT
administrator assistance
Cons:
• Most difficult setup for
host computer
• Requires reliable network
connection
• Host computer must
always be powered
on and have software
running
• Setup may require IT
administrator assistance
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