iDevices, printers, and the web

I dont have any Epson software installed on my iPhone.
However, It looks like it might do what your seeking:
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/epson-connect/mobile-printing/iprint.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes

Print and Scan While On The Go
Turn your tablet or smartphone into a powerful office assistant. Access your files from Box, DropBox, EverNote and Google Drive and print them from anywhere1. Or you can scan from a nearby Epson printer, then email or share your files online. iPrint turns your mobile device into a powerful productivity tool.

I already have a laptop for my E-log program, so I never looked into this app.

 

I explained it in my above post....

What I do is turn on the iPhone 'hotspot' and have the Epson/Macbook connect up to it.
This works perfectly. I then have a local wireless network and thanks to the iPhone, I also have internet.

The iPhone does all of the work....wifi, lan connectivity and internet.

If I cannot get "hotspot" to work, I can still physically connect the Macbook to the printer and scan/copy/print as needed at least. Thats good for printing daily logs.

 

It's ok. Some people gloss over posts initially.
PM me if u got any other questions....but what I have works very well for me at least.

No wires either-

 

they have a app to scan with just your phone, just take a pic (android has it) i would think they have one for the iphone

 

I use a usb cable with my all-in-one because it's dead simple and works every time. I don't have enough time for fiddly network apps that always seem to be designed to work as-if that's the only thing you ever use your hardware for.

In other words, wireless apps have a tendency to step on each other and cause endless time wasted troubleshooting the system. In my case I have too many HP devices. If you install more than one sometimes it seems nothing works as it should.

 

my hp printer prints from the BLACK cartridge.

if black runs out. i can default to color and print in greyish black.

i only need 2 cartridges.