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A(n) External Printer Server
Supports Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IPP TCP/IP Networking

Lantronix xPrintServer fills the gap between the productivity of iPads and iPhones and the inability to print from those devices to office networked printers.

As small as any iPhone, xPrintServer leverages Lantronix' patented technologies, along with open industry standards to enable wireless printing to nearly any printer attached to a network. No software. No apps to buy. No configuration necessary.

Any business with employees who use iPads and iPhones during the workday will benefit from xPrintServer. No longer do employees need to email themselves documents to print, or download and print through apps. iPads and iPhones automatically discover network printers once xPrintServer is plugged in - so there's no software to cascade or training to conduct.

General
Form Factor	External
Protocols
Networking Protocol	Ethernet
Networking Protocol	Fast Ethernet
Networking Protocol	IPP
Networking Protocol	TCP/IP
Returns Policy	This product is subject to our return policy. Please see our complete return policy for details.
Warranty - Labor	Call for Warranty
Warranty - Parts	Call for Warranty

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Rated 4 out of 5Â by 1 reviewer.

Rated 4 out of 5 Magic in a box??? This tiny device magically makes almost all of a site's networked printers appear as AirPrint printer choices in my school district's iOS devices and all we did was plug it into out network switch. It names discovered printers, which for me were a mixture of JetDirect ("socket" in Lantronix speak) and mDNS/Bonjour printers, with the model name of the printer and then the name that I have assigned the printer in the printer's print server setup. This makes for unreasonable long names that are hard to decipher for my iOS users. While I can manually edit each printer's name on the device, this would get tedious and unworkable for even the small organization, much less a school district with hundreds of networked printers. I wish there were a way to change the default printer name format to "user assigned name" and then printer model name. Nevertheless, this is still a pretty amazing device and well worth the money. April 12, 2012

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