Configure dj 2540 printer for wireless print thru samsung grand (without router)

how to configure dj 2540 printer for wireless print thru samsung glaxy grand mobile (without router)

Hi patede,
Welcome to the HP Support forums. I see that you would like to learn how to set up your Deskjet 2540 printer to be able to print wirelessly from your Android mobile device when you don’t have a router.
I have included the document titled Printing from an Apple or Android Mobile Device with HP Wireless Direct. The document will walk you through setting up the printer and how to print from your Android mobile device. Please note that when you are connected to the printer’s network you will not have access to the internet.
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