Samsung SLM2875FDXAA Canceling the connection process, Disconnecting from a network, Wizard mode

Wireless network setup

Canceling the connection process

To cancel the wireless network connection when the machine is connecting to

the wireless network, press and release the (Cancel or Stop/Clear) button on the control panel. You need to wait 2 minuites to re-connect to the

wireless network.

Disconnecting from a network

To disconnect the wireless network connection, press the (WPS) button on the control panel for more than two seconds.

•When the Wi-Fi network is in idle mode: The machine is immediately disconnected from the wireless network, and the WPS LED is off.

•When the Wi-Fi network is being used: While the machine waits until the current job is finished, the light blinks fast on the WPS LED. Then, the wireless network connection is automatically disconnected. The WPS LED is off.

Using the menu button

Before starting, you will need to know the network name (SSID) of your wireless network and the network key if it is encrypted. This information was set when the access point (or wireless router) was installed. If you do not know about your wireless environment, please ask the person who set up your network.

After completing the wireless network connection, you need to install a machine driver to print from an application (see "Installing driver over the

network" on page 141).

1Select (Menu) > Network > OK > Wireless > OK > WLAN Settings > OK on the control panel.

2Press the OK to select the setup method you want.

•Wizard: The wireless network interface card in your machine searches for wireless networks in the area and shows the results.

•Custom: You can configure the according to your needs.

Wizard mode

1The wireless network interface card on your machine searches for wireless networks in the area and shows the results.

2Press Search List > OK > select the network > OK. You can select a network using SSID.

3Press WLAN Security > OK > None > OK.

If you see another message, go to the next step.

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