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Hi, I'm Annemarie, and I'm going to help you connect
your Canon imageCLASS device to your wireless network.
Wireless printing means that you can use your multifunction printer from
virtually anywhere around your home or office.
It also allows multiple users to share a single printer.
Setting up the the wireless connection on your
imageCLASS Wireless multifunction printer is simple and fast.
The one thing I'm going to ask you to do
is to locate and provide your network name,
sometimes referred to as "SSID,"
which is the name of your wireless network,
and network key, a password for your wireless network.
If you don't know how to find this information,
you can contact the manufacturer of your router
or ask your network administrator.
Please feel free to pause the video
while you confirm this information.
Let's begin by enabling wireless as
your printer's preferred connection method.
First, press the "Menu" key.
"Network Settings" should be the
first option available on the screen.
Tap "Network Settings."
If you're prompted to enter a "System Manager ID" and "PIN,"
I'll walk you through this process.
If you're not prompted for a "System Manager ID" and "PIN,"
please disregard this.
Now, tap on "System Manager ID,"
and enter either the new "System Manager ID"
you've set in the initial startup,
or the default "System Manager ID," 7654321,
and tap "Apply."
If you have not changed these numbers,
we recommend you do so.
Next, tap on "PIN" and enter the new "PIN"
you set in the initial startup
or the default "PIN," 7654321,
and tap "Apply."
Again, if you have not changed these numbers,
we recommend that you do so.
Now, log-in by tapping on
the "Log-In/Out" button on the control panel.
You'll now have access to the "Network Settings" menu.
Tap on the "Wireless LAN Settings" option.
You'll now be asked if you'd like to enable wireless LAN.
Tap "Yes."
The printer will begin configuring
the connection type to enable wireless connectivity.
The blue wireless LAN LED light will begin to flash,
and you'll now be prompted to
"See Getting Started to perform settings."
This message refers to physical documentation
included with your purchased unit,
but I'm your guide for today,
so please continue pressing the "OK" button.
On the next menu, you'll see "Wireless LAN Settings,"
and different connection modes.
Tap "SSID Settings," and you'll be prompted
to "Select Access Point" or "Enter Manually."
We're going to automatically locate
your wireless router on the network for your printer.
Tap on "Select Access Point."
The word "Searching" will appear briefly on the screen
and all available routers will be listed.
Remember the network name you wrote down just a moment ago?
You should see it displayed at least once.
If you don't see a network listed,
first confirm with your network administrator
or Internet service provider that your network is operating.
Then check if your device is in signal range.
Finally, make sure that no settings were changed
within your router to restrict SSID broadcasting,
which is the public broadcasting of your network.
Select your wireless network.
You'll now be prompted to enter an access point network key,
if security is enabled on the selected network.
If you're not prompted for a security key,
the printer will automatically attempt
to connect to your selected open network.
Now, enter your network password
using the alphanumeric keypad on your device.
Once you've entered your wireless network password,
tap "Apply."
You'll be asked if you wish to connect
using the settings specified.
Select "Yes."
You'll once again be prompted by the configuring setting screen.
Within a few seconds,
the word "Connected" should display,
and the light below the wireless symbol
should turn blue.
You're doing a great job setting up your printer.
You're very close to printing, scanning, and PC faxing wirelessly.
Now, the last step is to simply install your driver software
from the Canon CD, or download it from
www.usa.canon.com/support.
That's it.
You're ready to print, scan, and PC fax wirelessly
with your Canon multifunction imageCLASS printer.
Congratulations.
I hope I've simplified the wireless setup for you,
but if you'd like additional help,
you can count on Canon to be there.
Simply contact its award-winning,
U.S.-based customer support team
with phone support available at 1-800-OK-CANON,
and they'll be more than happy to assist you.
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