Phaser 3635MFP wireless printing.

[The Slap]

Nice....let us know how it works out for you.  Remember to reset the airport express to factory settings before implementing (just to be safe) since you bought it used.

[shmendrick]

I bought an AirPort Express on eBay for $8 + shipping. Thanks for the suggestion.

[The Slap]

well...that's a good question. I'm coincidentally troubleshooting that with Xerox in another thread as we speak (scan to desktop).  I have a different issue going on due to a "file name", which is my only impediment at the moment.  Once that is resolved, I see no issues that would prevent me from scanning wirelessly to my desktop.

[shmendrick]

Thank you for your response. I will look into it. Is it two-way, i.e. can you scan wirelessly? Take care. 

[The Slap]

I have the 3635 MFP I use at home.  I did not purchase the wireless hardware for it when I bought it new.  I did, however, purchase an Apple Airport Express a few years later, and hooked that up to the ethernet port on the back.  I am now able to print wirelessly to it, since it's now on my home network.  Works like a charm! I believe the Airport Express is $99.00, but you can also buy them used for half the price. Either way, it's something to consider....

[shmendrick]

Tried that but I guess I should connect it to my PC and set it up that way. Thanks. 

[Joe Arseneau]

You typically only need to use 1111 and nothing else to login when prompted

[shmendrick]

I tried that too, but when I pressed login on the screen, it asked me for a password but no option to enter a userid. Perhads I can get the login from the former owner.

[Joe Arseneau]

Tools is only available if you log in as admin. (1111)

[shmendrick]

Apparently there is no Tools options on my machine. I am guessing that it doesn't function as a standalone.