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Before you connect, Connecting to a wireless network using the WiFi Setup Wizard - support

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KODAK ESP 5200 Series All-in-One Printer Before you connect You need: • A laptop or desktop computer equipped with a network interface card or wireless networking support. • A working 802.11 wireless network. Kodak recommends that you use a wireless access point/router that uses Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). • Your network name (SSID - Service Set Identifier). You can obtain your SSID from the wireless access point, most commonly a router, using the router's embedded Web server. See the manufacturer's documentation provided with your wireless system for more information. • Your Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) key or Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2) passphrase. • To be sure to temporarily disable your firewall until the printer is successfully installed and communicating. For assistance with any of the items listed above, contact your Internet service provider or your network administrator. Connecting to a wireless network using the WiFi Setup Wizard You can use the WiFi Setup Wizard on the printer to connect to your wireless network. Read the following procedures and use the one that is appropriate for your network setup. Connecting to a listed network See Before you connect to determine what is needed to connect your printer to the network. For assistance, contact your Internet service provider or your network administrator. To connect to a listed network using the WiFi Setup Wizard: 1. Press Home. 2. Press to select Network Settings, then press OK. 3. With WiFi Setup Wizard selected, press OK. NOTE: The Wi-Fi radio is turned on automatically when you select WiFi Setup Wizard. The printer searches for available wireless networks within range, then displays the list in order of signal strength. For example: www.kodak.com/go/aiosupport 6

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KODAK ESP 5200 Series All-in-One Printer
Before you connect
You need:
A laptop or desktop computer equipped with a network interface card or
wireless networking support.
A working 802.11 wireless network. Kodak recommends that you use a wireless
access point/router that uses Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
Your network name (SSID - Service Set Identifier). You can obtain your SSID
from the wireless access point, most commonly a router, using the router’s
embedded Web server. See the manufacturer’s documentation provided with
your wireless system for more information.
Your Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) key or Wi-Fi Protected Access
(WPA/WPA2) passphrase.
To
be sure to
temporarily disable your firewall until the printer is successfully
installed and communicating.
For assistance with any of the items listed above, contact your Internet service
provider or your network administrator.
Connecting to a
wireless network
using the WiFi
Setup Wizard
You can use the WiFi Setup Wizard on the printer to connect to your wireless
network. Read the following procedures and use the one that is appropriate for your
network setup.
Connecting to a
listed network
See
Before you connect
to determine what is needed to connect your printer to the
network. For assistance, contact your Internet service provider or your network
administrator.
To connect to a listed network using the WiFi Setup Wizard:
1. Press
Home
.
2. Press
to select
Network Settings
, then press
OK
.
3. With
WiFi Setup Wizard
selected, press
OK
.
NOTE: The Wi-Fi radio is turned on automatically when you select WiFi Setup
Wizard.
The printer searches for available wireless networks within range, then displays
the list in order of signal strength. For example: