A:AnswerThis printer will connect to your WIFI, once successfully set it up. It supports WIFI IEEE 802.11b/g/n and be able to communicate in 2.4 GHz frequency band.
You just give it the same ssid and password as you would on your phone or laptop.
A:AnswerMr. anonymous. That is not an accurate answer. Wi-Fi is not Wi-Fi when it comes to compatibility with different technology. I got rid of my old multifunction printer because it was not compatible with my new T-Mobile Home Internet. It worked well with my cable spectrum Internet modem/router WiFi. I spoke with T-Mobile Home Internet customer service and wit Dell customer service . Neither had answers why it would not connect other than finger-pointing. Even though it worked well the day before I switched it from spectrum broadband to T-Mobile home Internet 5G. However, it connected well when I had spectrum. I got a replacement printer to try to fix the problem. It would not connect to the T-Mobile Home Internet either. I spoke with the manufacturer who confirmed that it was not able to connect with the 5G the T-Mobile was putting out on the Wi-Fi gateway. However, this canon printer connected very easily to it. So Wi-Fi is not Wi-Fi when it comes to different devices, connecting to 5G versus a broadband modem/router.
A:AnswerThis printer has many settings to set up a variety of sizes including letter and legal as well as various government sizes etc. The only weird thing is the paper drawer. It is a very basic design in that respect and you will have to just pull out the length and add the larger paper for large jobs. The additional Multi-purpose drawer appears to only do one sheet at a time but I just got the printer so I am not sure about that.
The bottom drawer can hold 250 sheets.
A:AnswerIt's not "ink" but basically the same thing for it's purpose....It's called a "Toner Cartridge." The Toner Cartridge lasts longer than "ink." Is what I'm hearing!
The Canon D570 takes 137 Toner Cartridge Black.
