russellhltn wrote: Thu Nov 07, 2024 10:22 am
From what I was told before, NoSplash is only required if the device needs to initiate a connection to the Internet. It shouldn't be needed if all communication is strictly local.
My experience is that when the printer is also wanting to be wireless on the network (not hardwired via ethernet), then NoSplash is needed to make it visible on the network.
mprusse stated that the printer "is not hard wired or wirelessly connected to the network", so he would need to figure this out first. Ideally, if possible, it will be hardwired to the network, then other wireless devices on the network can find it and print to it without needing to add the printer to NoSplash. If a cable needs to be run for it, the FM group typically will do this for you.