How set up HP 1525 wireless printer using Linksys E-1000 router to enable printing from iPad2 and iPhone4s? ?

Cj424-

First lets establish that you are not connecting the printer to a USB port on your router! It can be connected by Ethernet or WiFi, and AirPrint should work.

One way to isolate the problem to your WiFi router, is to configure the printer's WiFi to host an Ad Hoc WiFi network. Connect your iPad or iPhone's WiFi directly to the printer's WiFi, and see if printing is enabled. You should be able to do the configuration from the printer's control panel, using something like a WiFi Setup Wizard. On my HP D110 AirPrint printer, I can specify a non-existent WiFi router name in the setup. When the name is not found, I get the option to set up a new network using that name, and one of the network choices is Ad Hoc.

Fred

Why do you think it's the router?

All wireless printers are not AirPrint compatible. I looked through Apple's list of AirPrint enabled printers but don't see the HP 1525 listed. You can check the list here

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356

Hey cj424

follow this article:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4356

let me know if it helps.

Ralph, he's talking about the LaserJet Pro CP1525nw. It's on the list. In fact, I have this printer and it works with AirPrint. He obviously hasn't configured it correctly.

Hey cj424

Are you referring to this printer?

HP LaserJet Pro CP1525nw Color Printer

[quote=tgara]Ralph, he's talking about the LaserJet Pro CP1525nw. It's on the list. In fact, I have this printer and it works with AirPrint. He obviously hasn't configured it correctly.[/quote]

Funny to me LaserJet Pro CP1525nw does not equal HP CP 1525. But then I'm not always as smart as I think.

Ralph9430 wrote:

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Funny to me LaserJet Pro CP1525nw does not equal HP CP 1525. But then I'm not always as smart as I think.

I think we can all agree on that. 😁