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My FM recently replaced the Xerox M20 copier in the stake clerk's office with a Xerox WorkCentre 3615. (The bad news is that I had three new toner cartridges for the M20. Ugh.)
Since there is no wired Ethernet jack in that office, I use an external Linksys wireless adapter for the computer, and I share both the Phaser printer and the WorkCentre copier through Windows. I would love to connect the new WorkCentre to the network, but I see that the Wireless Networking Adapter (for Phaser 6600, WorkCentre 6605, Phaser 3610, and WorkCentre 3615), part number 097S04409, costs $99. It is not available through Staples, but I can buy it from Xerox, Wal-Mart, or Amazon (pcrush-outlet).
Maybe that is too much trouble, and I should just continue to share the WorkCentre through Windows.
Since there is no wired Ethernet jack in that office, I use an external Linksys wireless adapter for the computer, and I share both the Phaser printer and the WorkCentre copier through Windows. I would love to connect the new WorkCentre to the network, but I see that the Wireless Networking Adapter (for Phaser 6600, WorkCentre 6605, Phaser 3610, and WorkCentre 3615), part number 097S04409, costs $99. It is not available through Staples, but I can buy it from Xerox, Wal-Mart, or Amazon (pcrush-outlet).
Maybe that is too much trouble, and I should just continue to share the WorkCentre through Windows.
Dana Repouille, Plattsmouth, Nebraska