Lexmark X543 Wireless Setup Guide - Page 27

The printer will be moved to a remote network

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THE PRINTER WILL BE MOVED TO A REMOTE NETWORK • It is not necessary to access the wireless network from the Wireless Networks list if the setup and security information for that network is correct. • Continue setting up the printer. It will join the remote network when it is moved within proximity of that network. 1 Select I want to enter a different network. 2 Click Next, and then complete the required network information. Note: The Wireless Setup Utility will report that the setup was unsuccessful on the last screen, but the printer will be configured correctly for the remote network. To avoid viewing this screen, use the Advanced installation method and select Do not verify the printer can join the network (for remote installations). THE PRINTER OR INSTALLING COMPUTER IS TOO FAR AWAY FROM THE ACCESS POINT • Move the printer and/or the computer closer to the access point. • Add another access point if wireless coverage is necessary in a new area. THE WIRELESS NETWORK IS NOT FUNCTIONING Confirm that the network equipment is functioning properly: • Attempt to connect to other resources on the network. • Try pinging or logging into the access point. Note: If you are unable to communicate with devices on the wireless network, then there is a problem with either the configuration of the computer or the wireless network. Contact your system support person, or refer to your access point documentation for assistance. THERE IS RF (RADIO FREQUENCY) INTERFERENCE BETWEEN THE WIRELESS ACCESS POINT AND THE INSTALLING COMPUTER Limit the sources of RF interference between the wireless access point and the installing computer by rearranging the network and items in the signal path. Sources of RF interference include: • Microwave ovens • Cordless phones • Ham radios • Bluetooth devices • Garage door openers • Security cameras Note: Changing the wireless channel that the access point broadcasts on can help resolve interference issues. Troubleshooting wireless setup 27

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T
HE
PRINTER
WILL
BE
MOVED
TO
A
REMOTE
NETWORK
It is not necessary to access the wireless network from the Wireless Networks list if the setup and security
information for that network is correct.
Continue setting up the printer. It will join the remote network when it is moved within proximity of that
network.
1
Select
I want to enter a different network
.
2
Click
Next
, and then complete the required network information.
Note:
The Wireless Setup Utility will report that the setup was unsuccessful on the last screen, but the printer will
be configured correctly for the remote network. To avoid viewing this screen, use the Advanced installation method
and select
Do not verify the printer can join the network (for remote installations)
.
T
HE
PRINTER
OR
INSTALLING
COMPUTER
IS
TOO
FAR
AWAY
FROM
THE
ACCESS
POINT
Move the printer and/or the computer closer to the access point.
Add another access point if wireless coverage is necessary in a new area.
T
HE
WIRELESS
NETWORK
IS
NOT
FUNCTIONING
Confirm that the network equipment is functioning properly:
Attempt to connect to other resources on the network.
Try pinging or logging into the access point.
Note:
If you are unable to communicate with devices on the wireless network, then there is a problem with either
the configuration of the computer or the wireless network. Contact your system support person, or refer to your
access point documentation for assistance.
T
HERE
IS
RF (R
ADIO
F
REQUENCY
)
INTERFERENCE
BETWEEN
THE
WIRELESS
ACCESS
POINT
AND
THE
INSTALLING
COMPUTER
Limit the sources of RF interference between the wireless access point and the installing computer by rearranging
the network and items in the signal path. Sources of RF interference include:
Microwave ovens
Cordless phones
Ham radios
Bluetooth devices
Garage door openers
Security cameras
Note:
Changing the wireless channel that the access point broadcasts on can help resolve interference issues.
Troubleshooting wireless setup
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