Printing Via The Optional Wireless Lan Interface; Printing Via The Optional Bluetooth Interface - SATO MB 200i Operator's Manual

Unit 4: Operation and Configuration
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• IrDA utilizes 3-wire cooked method of transporting data.
• IrDA communication is limited to a 5.9 to 7.9 inches (15 to 20 cm) range.
• The usable range may vary depending on the usage environment, or the capabilities of other
IrDA devices. Communication is compromised by direct sunlight or ambient light. In such a
case, block the strong light from entering the IrDA filter, or reduce the distance between the
two IrDA ports.

PRINTING VIA THE OPTIONAL WIRELESS LAN INTERFACE

To print using the Wireless LAN MB200i, you need to have a properly configured wireless LAN
set up. The next step is to configure the MB200i to share the same network settings in order to
establish communication.
1. Check the DIP Switches:
The printer's DIP switches are factory set for WLAN operation. Check that DIP switch 1 is
OFF and DIP switch 2 is ON. In case you need to reset other switches, refer to the DIP-Switch
settings in the table, Enabling and Disabling Special Functions, in the chapter, Operating
Modes.
2. Set up a connection to the Wireless Network
The next step is to ensure that your printer is configured with the proper IP address, subnet
mask, gateway, SSID, Channel, WLAN mode and security settings. Refer to your MIS
personnel for details of your existing wireless network settings. Your SATO-certified System
Integrator/dealer can help to set up the connection to your corporate wireless network. To
configure the printer yourself, consult them for the necessary MB200i configuration software
tools and for the Windows print driver.
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When printing with the WLAN interface, the usable range between the printer and the host may
vary depending on the usage environment and the capabilities of the connected devices.

PRINTING VIA THE OPTIONAL BLUETOOTH INTERFACE

To print using the Bluetooth-enabled version of MB200i, you need to have a Bluetooth-enabled
computing device. Then follow the following two steps.
1. Check the DIP Switches:
The printer's DIP switches are factory set for Bluetooth operation. Check that DIP switch 1
is OFF and DIP switch 2 is ON. This is the main setting for Bluetooth operation. In case you need
to reset other switches, refer to the full DIP switch settings in the table, Enabling and Disabling
Special Functions in the Operating Modes chapter.
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