Wireless plotters

Wi-Fi Plotters

— the availability of a built-in Wi-Fi module allows the plotter to connect to PC networks, as well as use special features such as Wi-Fi Direct and Airprint.

With a network connection, such a connection provides the same capabilities as the wired LAN standard — that is, at least access to the plotter from any PC on the network, and often even special functions such as sending files to network storage or email. At the same time, a Wi-Fi connection is much more convenient, as it allows you to do without laying cables. However, such a connection is somewhat more expensive, besides, the data transfer rate may drop with an abundance of interference or “overloaded air”; however, for plotters, the latter is most often not critical, and the price of a Wi-Fi module is often insignificant compared to the price of the entire device. So most modern network models support not only wired, but also wireless connections.

As for the mentioned special functions, their support is indicated separately, and the features are described in the corresponding help items.