Connecting To Wireless Lan (Mf6180Dw Only) - Canon i-SENSYS MF6140dn User Manual

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Connecting to Wireless LAN (MF6180dw Only)

Before connecting to wireless LAN, see
Two methods are provided for connecting to the wireless LAN or access point, connecting using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected
Setup) function or connecting manually.
Configuring with WPS Features
Configuring Manually
NOTE
You cannot use wired LAN and wireless LAN at the same time
The machine's default connect method is "Wired LAN." When using a wireless LAN connection, it is necessary to
switch the connection method to "Wireless LAN."
"Switching the Connection Method to Wireless LAN or Wired LAN (MF6180dw Only)"
You can connect the machine to wireless LANs or wired LANs, but you cannot use both at the same time. When
using a wireless LAN connection, do not connect a LAN cable to the machine. This may cause malfunctions.
Configuring with WPS Features
When your wireless LAN routers and/or access points support WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) features, you can connect to
the machine by using push button system or PIN code system.
NOTE
Checking WPS Functions
Check whether the box or body of the wireless LAN router or access points that you are using supports the WPS
function.
As an example, a symbol such as shown below can be seen on the shipping box or machine.
This supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
If you are still not sure, contact the wireless LAN router or access point manufacturer.
Other setting method
Refer to the following to set "WPS PIN code method" and/or security settings.
Configuring with WPS Features
Configuring Manually
Push Button System
Press the WPS button on your wireless LAN routers and/or access points for connection.
"Setting the Machine Using WPS (Push Button Mode)"
PIN Code System
Enter the PIN code generated by the machine to wireless LAN routers and/or access points for connection.
"Setting the Machine Using WPS (PIN Code Mode)"
Configuring Manually
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"Attention (Connecting to a Wireless LAN)."