AirPlay via LAN network and wlan

Help needed. I have Apple TV 3rd gen. connected to Switch in basement, ipad3 connected to AirPort Express 1st Gen connected to same switch in basement. Somehow AirPlay on iPad does not find Apple TV on the LAN network. If I connect Apple TV to the WLAN it works.

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From other posts I have read, I think the CP1525 can be either ethernet or wireless not both at the same time. That will prevent you from setting up with an adhoc network the way you described.
You might try an inexpensive wireless router with a build in print server attached to the usb port. then add wireless USB wireless dongles to the XP computers. Be sure you make sure that the wireless dongles support XP. Also for security purposes you will want to leave the wireless router disconnected from your network.
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Hello cesco,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
I see that you are having a communication issue when attempting to print on two separate printers at the same time.
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Hi,
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Hi,
I remember answering this few days and also George joined the thread.. or max week back..
Guest LAN WLAN =
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