or if it will work until you try it on your own network. So, while we provide some tips on 'how to' attempt to put in place, we cannot tell you if it will work or not. Unfortunately, Apple does not provide a list of compatible devices in this regard.
Depending on the brand and model of your printer, your Mac may or may not be able to print on a printer connected to the USB port on the Time Capsule.
Please take a look at this support document Apple for more information on AirPrint compatible printers. In other words, Apple takes the 'Air' in AirPrint very seriously. The reason is that iOS devices required an AirPrint -compatible printer that connects to a wireless network. That being said, a third party application like Printopia pourrait be able afford this, but there are no guarantees, and our ability to help on such things is limited, at best. I'd be grateful if someone could please explain/point me to an explanation that describes how to set up my Mac Mini ATC in order to achieve the above requirement clearly and in simple terms.īefore you begin, you must understand that to connect a printer to the USB port on the Time Capsule, as the iPhone and iPad iOS devices will NOT be able to print to the printer? I understand that ATC must be connected on the beautiful via Ethernet to the WAN socket cable to a plug on the hub.
Use 3 TB storage in ATC as a backup Time Machine of Mac Mini and MacBook. (Meanings attached to the ATC via a USB hub) To connect a USB printer accessible to these two computers, (more than the iPad and an IPhone). Connect two external hard disks accessible storage from my Mac Mini and MacBook (USB connection). J' bought a Time Capsule from Apple before hand and want to put it up to do the following:
A "Superhub" recently installed offering fast home Internet access via a cable fibre optic supplier. Advice please, I'm a little confused as to how set up my Airport Time Capsule to do what I want it to do.
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