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Selecting a Method for Connecting to the Machine

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Selecting a Method for Connecting to the Machine Select from the following three methods, depending on your environment and devices. If you are not sure whether the router or access point you are using supports wireless LAN or wired LAN, see the instruction manual provided with the network device you are using, or contact the manufacturer. Connecting via a USB Cable Connect them using a USB cable. Installing with USB Connection P. 24 You need this USB cable Wireless LAN Connect using wireless communication (radio frequency) without using a cable. Connecting to Wireless LAN For details, see the separate Wireless LAN Setting Guide. You need this Wireless LAN router or access point Wired LAN Connect them using a LAN cable. * A wireless LAN or access point that supports IEEE802.11 (b/g or n) is required. Connecting to Wired LAN P. 21 You need this Router or hub LAN cable * Check to make sure that there is a free port for connecting the machine or the computer you use to the router or hub. * Use a Category 5 or higher twisted pair cable for the LAN. Explanation of Terminology • LAN (Local Area Network) It is a system that enables the sharing of information by connecting multiple devices such as computers that are within a limited area, such as a single room or inside the same building, using cables or wireless communication (radio waves). • Wireless LAN It is a network that connects multiple devices using wireless communication (radio waves) without using cables. Generally, it connects to the network using a relay device called a wireless LAN router or access point. 20

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Select from the following three methods, depending on your environment and devices.
If you are not sure whether the router or access point you are using supports wireless LAN or wired LAN, see the
instruction manual provided with the network device you are using, or contact the manufacturer.
LAN (Local Area Network)
It is a system that enables the sharing of information by connecting multiple devices such as computers that are within a
limited area, such as a single room or inside the same building, using cables or wireless communication (radio waves).
Wireless LAN
It is a network that connects multiple devices using wireless communication (radio waves) without using cables. Generally,
it connects to the network using a relay device called a wireless LAN router or access point.
Explanation of Terminology
Connecting to Wireless LAN
Wireless LAN
Connect using wireless communication (radio frequency)
without using a cable.
Connecting to Wired LAN P. 21
Wired LAN
Connect them using a LAN cable.
Installing with USB Connection P. 24
Connecting via a USB Cable
Connect them using a USB cable.
*
A wireless LAN or access point that supports IEEE802.11 (b/g or n) is required.
*
Check to make sure that there is a free port for connecting the machine or the
computer you use to the router or hub.
*
Use a Category 5 or higher twisted pair cable for the LAN.
Selecting a Method for Connecting to the Machine
USB cable
You need this
You need this
Wireless LAN router
or
access point
You need this
Router
or
hub
LAN cable
For details, see the separate Wireless LAN Setting Guide.