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Checking the wireless LAN setting method
Check whether your wireless LAN access point supports WPS, and then select a setting
method.
If your access point supports WPS, refer to
sure whether your access point supports WPS, refer to
Point from the Operator Panel to
Connecting with WPS
If a wireless LAN access point supports WPS, you can connect to the wireless LAN with the
WPS button.
Selecting a Wireless LAN Access Point from the Operator Panel to Connect
If a wireless access point does not support WPS, you can specify a wireless LAN access
point you want to use from the wireless LAN access points that the printer detects to
establish a connection.
Setting from the Operator Panel Manually to Connect
Set the wireless LAN access point information (the SSID, encryption method, and
encryption key) manually to connect to the wireless LAN.
Checking That Connection is Established Correctly
This section describes the procedure for checking by using the printer whether a
connection to a wireless LAN is properly established.
Connecting with a LAN Cable
If there is no DHCP server on a network, you must set the IP address on a computer or
machine manually.
Even if you are instructed to set a unique IP address that is specified by your network
administrator, Internet service provider, or router manufacturer, you must set the IP
address to the computer and machine manually.
Note
Complete the network setting of the computer before this procedure.
You must log in as the administrator.
If you set an IP address manually, contact your network administrator or Internet service
provider for the IP address to use. If the IP address is set incorrectly, the network may go
down or Internet access may be disabled.
Memo
If you construct a small network that consists of only the machine and a computer, set IP
addresses as shown below (according to RFC1918).
For the computer
"Connecting with
Connect".
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WPS", and if you are not
"Selecting a Wireless LAN Access
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