how do I get my printer epson workforce 610 wirless to work from my iphone/ipad? I downloaded the epson printer app.
iPhone 4, iOS 5.1.1
I think you mean Epson iPrint. Turn on your printer, run the iPrint app, and click the gear in the lower left. You should see your printer on the Printer row. You could then perform those operations shown on the main screen.
Of course, your printer must be on your network (visible to the iPhone).
I tried that, it says " Cannot find printer" 'SSID: ********"
"Check the network settings for this device and the scanner/multi-function printer, and check that the scanner/multi-printer supports this software."
Well your printer has to be connected to the same WIFI network as your phone and you can AIRPRINT with the device..
To WRXWagon: Not correct, because jefkal13 pointed out he (she?) has a WorkForce 610, which is not an AirPrint compatible printer.
To jefkal13: Have you got the Epson connected wirelessly on the same wireless network your iPhone is using?
was just offering another way.. and with the link I posted shows which printers are comp. Sorry I didnt take my time to look into the list
Yes, all devices are WIFI.
I just googled and my printer Epson Workforce 610 is NOT an AirPrint Compatible Printer, Oh Well.... I tried and Thanks for your help!
email yourself what ever you are trying to send it just print it off your machine..
I'm still surprised iPrint doesn't properly work with your WorkForce 610. IPrint's write up specifically says it supports that model.
Epson Workforce 610 is not a comp printer..
I use FingerPrint from collobos.com to print to my non-airprint printers. You can try it before you buy it. It works well for me from our iPad and my iPhone.
Just read yr advise as I'm having a similar issue with the epson 520. Is this a tactic apple has when updating there software; to enable printing from anything else but an Apple printer? It was printing great until I did this upgrade.
" Is this a tactic apple has when updating there software; to enable printing from anything else but an Apple printer?"
Apple does not make printers...
Maryannebrabander,
Your comment " ... It was printing great until I did this upgrade." brought to mind a thought:
If you're ever in the SIlicon Valley area of California, specifically Mountain View, CA, I strongly recommend a visit to the Computer History Museum there. This page from the Museum website shows a Calcomp plotter advertisement from 1969:
http://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/mainframe-computers/7/161/689
My question to you is should the iPhone be able to print to the Calcomp plotter? If not, exactly how old would you have a printer (or plotter) be before you dropped support for it? If you ever do drop support, then that would occur at some discrete time - one day it would work, then something would be updated and it would no longer work.
how do I get my printer to work with my iPhone/ipad wirelessly
