Brother HL-3140CW - Manual (Page 21)

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For Wireless Network Users
Wireless Ne
twork
Windows
®
Ma
cintosh
f
Temporarily connect the USB cable (not
included) directly to the computer and the
machine.
g
Do one of the following:
 If the Installation confirmation screen
appears, check the box and click Next, and
then go to
h.
 If the Installation confirmation screen
does not appear, go to
i.
h
Check Yes if you want to connect with the listed
SSID. Click Next, and then go to
k.
i
The wizard will search for available wireless
networks from your machine. Choose the SSID
that you wrote down for your network in step
10-a on page 18, and then click Next.
j
Enter the Network Key you wrote down in step
10-a on page 18, and then click Next.
k
Confirm the wireless network settings, and
then click Next. The settings will be sent to your
machine.
l
Disconnect the USB cable between the
computer and the machine, and then click Next.
To install the printer driver, continue to
step 13.
For Windows ® Users:
Now go to
step 13-e on page 28
For Macintosh Users:
Now go to
step 13-d on page 30
NOTE
• If the list is blank, check that the wireless access
point/router has power and is broadcasting the
SSID. See if the machine and the wireless
access point/router are within range for wireless
communication. Click Refresh.
• If your wireless access point/router is set to not
broadcast the SSID, manually add it by clicking
the Advanced button. Follow the on-screen
instructions for entering the Name(SSID), and
then click Next.
NOTE
If your network is not configured for Authentication
and Encryption, the ATTENTION! screen will
appear. To continue configuration, click OK.
NOTE
• The settings will remain unchanged if you click
Cancel.
• To manually enter the IP address settings of
your machine, click Change IP Address and
enter the necessary IP address settings for your
network.
• If the wireless setup failure screen appears,
click Retry.
Wireless setup is now complete.
A four-level indicator at the right of your
machine’s LCD will show the wireless
signal strength of your wireless access
point/router.