Connected To The Printer; Changing The Ios Device's Settings; Connecting A Windows ® Computer To A Separate Wireless Network Than The One Connected To The Printer - Brother PJ673-K Manual

Connecting the iOS
Device to a Separate
Wireless Network Than
the One Connected to
the Printer
NOTE
• While connected to this printer in ad-hoc
mode, the device cannot connect to the
Internet.
• When an iOS device in ad-hoc mode
enters sleep mode, the connection
between the printer and iOS device will be
lost.
• Follow the procedure below to manually
return the ad-hoc wireless connection
setting to the infrastructure mode.
Changing the iOS Device's
Settings
a
Start Settings
b
Select .
c
A list of Wi-Fi networks (SSID) that can
be joined appears.
Select the SSID normally used for the
network connection (infrastructure
mode).
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2
on the iOS device.
Connecting a
®
Windows Computer
to a Separate Wireless
Network Than the One
Connected to the
Printer
(As examples, screens from Windows
used in the following procedures.)
a
®
Windows 8:
Click [Control Panel] in [Apps] screen -
[Network and Internet].
Click [Network and Sharing Center].
Click [Connect the Network].
®
Windows 7:
From the [Start] menu, click [Control
Panel]-[Network and Internet].
Click [Network and Sharing Center].
Click [Connect the Network].
®
Windows Vista :
From the [Start] menu, click [Connect
to].
®
Windows XP:
From the [Start] menu, click [Control
Panel]-[Network connection].
Right-click [Wireless Network
Connection], and then click [View
Available Wireless Networks].
Using the Printer
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