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ENGLISH Confirming the Setup Environment 1 Ensure that the machine and the computer are turned off. Important Be sure [COPY] stops flashing and all the lamps on the Operation Panel are off. 2 Turn on the computer. Note z When using Windows XP or Windows 2000, you must log on as an administrator or have administrative privileges. Do not switch users during setup. z Close any open software applications including anti-virus, computer security and other software. If using over a USB connection, preparation is now complete. See "Setting Up the Machine and the Computer (Windows)" on page 23 or "Setting Up the Machine and the Computer (Macintosh)" on page 39. 3 Before setting up on a wireless or wired LAN, confirm the network environment. Confirm the following before setting up on a wireless LAN: z Turn the firewall function off. For details on the firewall function, see "On Firewalls" on page 20. z Make sure that configuration of computers and the access point is complete, and check that computers can connect to the network. z Check the access point settings. For details, see "Confirming Settings of your Access Point" on page 21. Confirm the following before setting up on a wired LAN: z Turn the firewall function off. For details on the firewall function, see "On Firewalls" on page 20. z Make sure that configuration of computers, hubs, and other network devices is complete, and check that computers can connect to the network. 4 You now need to set up the machine and your computer. Windows: Go to page 23 Mac® OS X:Go to page 39 Important After setup is complete, turn back on any security functions you disabled for setup. If you connect to a network that is not protected with security measures, there is a risk of disclosing data such as your personal information to a third party. Note For details on security functions and configuring network devices like access points, refer to the manuals provided with those products, or contact their manufacturers. Confirming the Setup Environment 19

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Confirming the Setup Environment
ENGLISH
Confirming the Setup Environment
1
Ensure that the machine and the computer
are turned off.
2
Turn on the computer.
If using over a USB connection, preparation is now complete. See
“Setting Up the Machine
and the Computer (Windows)” on page 23
or
“Setting Up the Machine and the Computer
(Macintosh)” on page 39
.
3
Before setting up on a wireless or wired LAN, confirm the network environment.
Confirm the following before setting up on a wireless LAN:
Turn the firewall function off. For details on the firewall function, see
“On Firewalls” on
page 20
.
Make sure that configuration of computers and the access point is complete, and check
that computers can connect to the network.
Check the access point settings. For details, see
“Confirming Settings of your Access
Point” on page 21
.
Confirm the following before setting up on a wired LAN:
Turn the firewall function off. For details on the firewall function, see
“On Firewalls” on
page 20
.
Make sure that configuration of computers, hubs, and other network devices is complete,
and check that computers can connect to the network.
4
You now need to set up the machine and your computer.
Windows:
Go to
page 23
Mac
®
OS X:Go to
page 39
Important
Be sure [COPY] stops flashing and all the lamps on
the Operation Panel are off.
Note
When using Windows XP or Windows 2000, you must log on as an administrator or have
administrative privileges. Do not switch users during setup.
Close any open software applications including anti-virus, computer security and other
software.
Important
After setup is complete, turn back on any security functions you disabled for setup.
If you connect to a network that is not protected with security measures, there is a risk of disclosing data
such as your personal information to a third party.
Note
For details on security functions and configuring network devices like access points, refer to the manuals
provided with those products, or contact their manufacturers.