What is the best HP printer with Time Capsule

What is the best HP printer (all-in-one) to use with an Airport Time Capsule?

Kappy is dead on correct about Bridge Mode as a requirement for the Time Capsule.
Do you know how to check to see if the Time Capsule is configured this way?
Next question.....you really should not try to have two wireless networks....one Arris and another Time Capsule.....unless it is absolutely necessary. Two wireless routers in close proximity can create wireless interference effects that can cause problems with either...or both...networks.
Best to turn off the wireless on one router to keep the chances of wireless interference between routers minimized.
Are both the Arris and Time Capsule providing wireless signals?

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    Hello there:
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    Do you get good coverage all around your house? how big is your house?
    The size of the house is not really the issue nearly as much as the obstructions in the signal path. For example, a wireless signal will easily travel 100 feet with no obstructions slowing down the signal.
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    A ceiling is usually about twice the thickness of an average wall or more, so you'll have to take that into account as well if you have multiple stories.
    The "extending" device can only repeat the signal that it receives, so if it gets a weak signal, it "extends" a weak signal.
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  • What's the best way to use Time Capsule through Extended Wireless Network?

    I am operating four computers, three Apples and a PC.  All the Apples use Snow Leopard.  I have a large house where the cable company's modem and internet access is located downstairs at the far back of the house.  That is where I have a 2Tb 802.11n Time Capsule (TC) connected to the modem by ethernet cable.  My iMac is there, connected to the TC by ethernet cable.  In the middle of the house, also downstairs, I have an Airport Extreme (802.11n) operating as a wireless bridge.  Upstairs in the front of the house (very far from the TC and closer but not very close to the AE) I have a home office.  That is where my other two Apples--a MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air--are usually located.  The PC is located in a bedroom directly above the TC and wirelessly connects to it.  At all locations, I get four radio signal strength bars.  However, I am not sure that the AE is doing anything, because I get four bars regardless of whether the AE is plugged in, or not.  When it is turned on, Airport Utility on all computers shows both the TC and the AE, but I have not been able to find which Airport ID I am actually connected to. 
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    Thank you, Bob.  I followed the procedure you stated.  My AE is working.  I did register its BSSID when I put my laptop next to it.  This is also the BBSID I am getting when in my home office at the far end of the house from the TC.  This means I am using the extended bridge AE when working and trying to use the automated backup feature in Time Machine.  Do you think I should turn off Time Machine on these laptops when they are in the home office, and bring them into the room with the TC occasionally to have a better connection (wireless to TC or by connecting an ethernet cable) when trying to make Time Machine backups for them?
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  • What is the best HDD to expand Time Capsule Storage?

    Hello,
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    The folks at the Apple Store likely forgot to tell you that you must first format the hard drive in Mac OS Extended (Journaled).  This would be true for any hard drive that you want to use with Time Machine.
    Plug the hard drive into the USB port on your Mac, then follow the steps in this support document.
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    Please note though, that adding a hard drive to the Time Capsule will not increase the storage size of the Time Capsule. You will have two hard drives, so you must choose the one where you want to place data. It is not possible to merge the two drives and have them act as one.

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  • What is the maximum distance between a time capsule and an airport express?

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  • What is the best way to assign time stamps to counter input data?

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  • Use Network ready printer with Time Capsule?

    Recently bought a laser all in one Canon printer that was network ready. Canon tech support told me it would not be compatible with Time Capsule (500 GB) as the wireless source. Is this true?
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