Wireless and USB transfer

markvdvelde · 01-24-2011, 04:15 AM

I love that fact that Calibre can wireless send files to my Kindle. But, sometimes I want to use the USB cable. Is it possible to choose wireless transfer as the default option unless Kindle is connected via USB?

Thanks, Mark

abookreader · 01-24-2011, 06:52 AM

When I want to send wirelessly I click Connect/Share and email the document to my Kindle.

When I want to send via USB I plug it in and wait for Calibre to recognize the device, then a new icon appears on the Toolbar and I click "Send to Device."

Starko · 01-24-2011, 11:37 AM

You beat me to it, i was going to suggest the same thing - when i press on send to my device, email it to my kindle account or via USB when connected.

But Calibre forum seems like more logical place to place this suggestion

markvdvelde · 01-25-2011, 10:41 AM

Thanks. The problem is that I basically want Calibre to send it to Kindle wirelessly, but not always. However, the situation is now that as soon as Calibre has downloaded a file it will send it to Kindle, even when it is connected with a cable.

I guess after a file is downloaded you choose to send it wirelessly? But it is possible to send it wirelessly by default... unless Kindle is USB-connected? The default wireless option is useful in case I am away from home but in a wifi-area. I can ask my girlfriend to run Calibre, simple as that, no need to click anything. But when I am home, I sometimes want to transfer a file via USB without changing the default wireless setting. And I am not sure that's possible...?

01-24-2011, 04:15 AM	#1
markvdvelde Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 12 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: Kindle	Wireless and USB transfer I love that fact that Calibre can wireless send files to my Kindle. But, sometimes I want to use the USB cable. Is it possible to choose wireless transfer as the default option unless Kindle is connected via USB? Thanks, Mark

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01-24-2011, 06:52 AM	#2
abookreader Wizard Posts: 1,516 Karma: 2567610 Join Date: Oct 2009 Device: Kindles - Keyboard, Fire, 2-US, iPhone, iPAD	When I want to send wirelessly I click Connect/Share and email the document to my Kindle. When I want to send via USB I plug it in and wait for Calibre to recognize the device, then a new icon appears on the Toolbar and I click "Send to Device."

01-24-2011, 11:37 AM	#3
Starko Zealot Posts: 123 Karma: 998177 Join Date: Aug 2010 Device: Kindle 3	You beat me to it, i was going to suggest the same thing - when i press on send to my device, email it to my kindle account or via USB when connected. But Calibre forum seems like more logical place to place this suggestion

01-25-2011, 10:41 AM	#4
markvdvelde Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 12 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: Kindle	Thanks. The problem is that I basically want Calibre to send it to Kindle wirelessly, but not always. However, the situation is now that as soon as Calibre has downloaded a file it will send it to Kindle, even when it is connected with a cable. I guess after a file is downloaded you choose to send it wirelessly? But it is possible to send it wirelessly by default... unless Kindle is USB-connected? The default wireless option is useful in case I am away from home but in a wifi-area. I can ask my girlfriend to run Calibre, simple as that, no need to click anything. But when I am home, I sometimes want to transfer a file via USB without changing the default wireless setting. And I am not sure that's possible...?

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