Brother International ADS-3000N Network Users Guide - Page 22

Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup™), Using the PIN Method of Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ WPS

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Configuring Your Machine for a Wireless Network (ADS-2800W / ADS-3600W) A Disconnect the USB cable between the computer and the machine. B Click Finish. Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup™) 1 Confirm that your wireless access point/router has the WPS symbol as shown below. 3 3 2 Place the Brother machine within range of your wireless access point/router. The range may differ depending on your environment. Refer to the instructions provided with your wireless access point/router. 3 On the machine's LCD, press > Network > WLAN > WPS. When Enable WLAN? appears, press Yes to accept. NOTE • If you do not start WPS from the machine's LCD a few seconds after pressing the WPS button on your wireless access point/router, the connection may fail. • If your wireless access point/router supports WPS and you want to configure your machine using the PIN (Personal Identification Number) Method, see Using the PIN Method of Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ (WPS) on page 19. 4 When the LCD instructs you to start WPS, press the WPS button on your wireless access point/router (for more information, see the instructions provided with your wireless access point/router). Press OK on your Brother machine's LCD. 5 Your machine automatically detects which mode (WPS) your wireless access point/router uses, and tries to connect to your wireless network. 6 If your wireless device is connected successfully, the LCD displays the message Connected until you press OK. The wireless setup is now complete. The Wi-Fi light on the Control Panel lights up, indicating that the machine's network interface is set to WLAN. 18

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Configuring Your Machine for a Wireless Network (ADS-2800W / ADS-3600W)
18
3
A
Disconnect the USB cable between the computer and the machine.
B
Click
Finish
.
Using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup™)
3
1
Confirm that your wireless access point/router has the WPS symbol as shown below.
2
Place the Brother machine within range of your wireless access point/router. The range may differ
depending on your environment. Refer to the instructions provided with your wireless access
point/router.
3
On the machine’s LCD, press
>
Network
>
WLAN
>
WPS
.
When
Enable WLAN?
appears, press
Yes
to accept.
NOTE
If you do not start
WPS
from the machine’s LCD a few seconds after pressing the WPS button on your
wireless access point/router, the connection may fail.
If your wireless access point/router supports WPS and you want to configure your machine using the PIN
(Personal Identification Number) Method, see
Using the PIN Method of Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ (WPS)
on page 19.
4
When the LCD instructs you to start WPS, press the WPS button on your wireless access point/router
(for more information, see the instructions provided with your wireless access point/router).
Press
OK
on your Brother machine’s LCD.
5
Your machine automatically detects which mode (WPS) your wireless access point/router uses, and tries
to connect to your wireless network.
6
If your wireless device is connected successfully, the LCD displays the message
Connected
until you
press
OK
.
The wireless setup is now complete. The Wi-Fi light
on the Control Panel lights up, indicating that
the machine’s network interface is set to WLAN.