This is a real question. We connect a lot of things to our computers and routers, but most of the time we don’t get into specifics. I don’t even know what you are asking.
Our routers all have ports for Ethernet and wireless connections. The cable you need is either a cabled or uncabled one. The cabled ones are the ones with a small number of pins, and the un-cabled ones have a large number of pins. Both types of cables are fine. Un-cabled wires are the ones that come in a box on the wall.
The cabled ones are good for connecting to the local network. The un-cabled ones are good for connecting to the network. The un-cabled ones are good for connecting to the internet, or the one you are at your computer. The cabled ones are good for connecting to the local network, but not to the internet.
The “cable” you need is the one that goes to the wall jack, and ends up going to your printer. If the cable is only a few feet long, it’s enough to give you a good connection to the internet, but not the connection to the printer. If long enough, the cable will give you a good connection to your printer, but not the printer.
the internet connections are made by wires that run through your router, so you should be able to use a long cable to connect to your printer, and a short cable to your router. On the other hand, if you have a shorter cable and a long printer cable, you might be better off getting a wireless printer to connect to your computer.
With wireless printers, you need to connect an ethernet cable (not wireless) to the printer. This is because wireless does not have the high bandwidth needed to transmit images. So you will need to connect to the router to send and receive images, and to the printer to get the printer to upload and download images. Wireless printers are expensive, and it’s not worth the hassle of getting a wired one.
Wireless printers have a lot of advantages. In addition to being able to print straight to a network printer, the wireless printer also has a built-in modem so you can connect it to a nearby network. As for the cable, it should be at least 6 feet. I have a friend who recently switched from a long cable to a wireless one because she couldn’t keep up with her other long cable.
For us, wireless printers are great because we can print images straight to our computers as well. We have an old wireless printer that just doesn’t have a modem so if we use a wireless modem, it can only print out of our computer so we have to print to it via the network printer.
We use an older network printer that was designed for a specific niche market (i.e., a single office). One of the reasons it works well is because it is very easy to configure for the network printer. With a standard PC, you need a PCMCIA card, a USB cable, a printer driver, and a network interface (LAN). With a network printer, you just need a simple ethernet cable, a USB port, and a printer.
Just like a standard network printer, the network printer we use is connected via a USB cable to our computer. Since the PCMCIA card that we use is designed for the computer it is a small card, about the size of a mini-SIM card. It has a small slot so you can easily connect a USB thumb drive or thumb stick. The USB cable that goes from our computer to our network printer is the same one that we use to connect our computers to our network.
