Epson Stylus C60 Supplementary Manual

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Winter 2002
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A n s w e r s
Epson offers two wireless printing devices, allowing supported Epson printers to print without cables 
through a radio connection. One supports the IEEE 802.11b standard, and the other supports the 
Bluetooth™ standard. What are the differences between the Bluetooth Print Adapter from Epson and 
the EpsonNet 802.11b Wireless Print Server?
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D i d   Y o u   K n o w ?
WiFi™ is a standard compatibility test protocol established by the Wireless 
Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA). Epson's EpsonNet 802.11b Wireless Print 
Server has passed this test, which allows Epson to use the WiFi logo.
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C o n n e c t i v i t y
802.11b technology is a wireless Ethernet standard which supports transfer rates of up to 11 
Mbps, and network printing up to a distance of 300 feet (depending on environmental 
conditions.)
  802.11b technology is a network cable replacement, which allows multiple users to share 
  a printer using wireless technology similar to using a wired network.
  The EpsonNet 802.11b Wireless Print Server is only available bundled with the EPSON 
  Stylus C80WN and is currently not sold separately.
Bluetooth technology offers printer-to-computer connectivity via low power, short-range radio 
frequency up to a distance of 33 feet.
  This technology is a USB/serial cable replacement and does not allow printer sharing.
  The Bluetooth Print Adapter from Epson is an external device that plugs into the parallel 
  port of many Epson's printers.
These are the main differences between Bluetooth and 802.11b:
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Feature Bluetooth Print 
Adapter from 
Epson
EpsonNet 802.11b 
Wireless Print Server
Speed
Range
Connection
Printing applications
Impact on battery life
Target platforms
Compatible Epson 
printers
721Kbps (1/16 as fast as USB 1.0)
Up to 33 feet
Point to point
Text, low-res graphics
Small: impacts battery life by less 
than 10%
Handhelds (PDAs), cell phones, 
laptops, cars, radios, headsets, 
etc.
EPSON Stylus C60/C80, EPSON 
Stylus Photo 820/890/1280
11Mbps (about as fast as USB 1.0)
Up to 300 feet (depending on 
environmental issues)
Full network
Anything
Large: is recommended for use 
with stationary devices or those 
with high capacity batteries
Networked computers, primarily 
laptops
EPSON Stylus C80WN
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