Enabling A Wireless Network Connection; Setting Up The Wireless Network Connection - Brother 884-T23 Operation Manual

• Wirelessly transfer to the machine an embroidery
pattern edited with embroidery editing software (PE-
DESIGN version 11 or later) on a computer. Also,
transfer to PE-DESIGN an embroidery pattern edited
on the machine.
* Settings must be specified in PE-DESIGN. For more
information, refer to the manual for PE-DESIGN.
• Using the Wireless Link function, wirelessly transfer
to the machine an embroidery pattern edited with
embroidery editing software (PE-DESIGN version 11.2
or later) on a computer. Also, check the embroidering
status of the machine from the computer. (page 117)
* Settings for the Wireless Link function must be
specified on the machine and in PE-DESIGN. For
details, refer to "SENDING EMBROIDERY
PATTERNS FROM A COMPUTER TO THE
MACHINE (LINK FUNCTION)" on page 117 and to
the manual for PE-DESIGN.

Enabling a wireless network connection

The machine can be connected to your wireless network.
Touch .
a
 The wireless LAN settings screen appears.
b Set [Wireless LAN Enable] to [ON].
 The machine prepares for wireless transmission.
■ Requirements for a wireless network
connection
The wireless network connection complies with IEEE
802.11 b/g/n standards and uses the 2.4 GHz frequency.
Memo
• A wireless network cannot be set up with WPA/
WPA2 Enterprise.

Setting up the wireless network connection

There are multiple ways to set up the wireless network
connection. We recommend the method that uses the wizard
on this machine.
■ Using the wizard to set up the wireless
network connection
a In order to connect your machine to a wireless
network, the security information (SSID and network
key) for your network will be required. The network
key may also be called a password, security key or
encryption key. Find your security information and
note it in the table below.
SSID Network Key (Password)
Memo
• The wireless network connection cannot be set up
if you do not have the security information.
• How to find the security information
1 Check the manual provided with your network.
2 The default SSID may be the manufacturer's
name or the model name.
3 If you cannot find the security information,
contact the manufacturer of the router, your
network administrator or your Internet provider.
4 SSIDs and network keys (passwords) may be
case-sensitive.
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