Lexmark Network Printer Device User's Guide for Windows - Page 10

Setting up your wireless print server, Setup overview - network printer devices

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2 Setting up your wireless print server Setup overview The setup process consists of two parts: configuring your wireless print server and installing your printer on the network. The configuration segment involves connecting the print server to a computer by USB cable and running the Wireless Print Server Setup Wizard to configure the device and test the wireless connection. The installation segment involves connecting the print server to the printer that you want to install and running the printer drivers or printer software CD to install it as a network printer. Basic setup accommodates both Infrastructure mode (in which the network structure is based on a series of wireless routers or base stations) as well as Ad-Hoc mode (in which wireless devices communicate with each other directly without using a wireless router). Infrastructure mode Ad-Hoc mode While basic setup is the recommended process, if your operating system does not support basic setup, it is possible to set up your wireless print server without using the USB connection and Setup Wizard to complete the configuration process. For instructions on setting up your wireless print server through an alternate configuration method, see Advanced Setup. Setting up your wireless print server 4

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Setting up your wireless print server
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Setting up your wireless print server
Setup overview
The setup process consists of two parts: configuring your wireless print server and installing your
printer on the network. The configuration segment involves connecting the print server to a computer
by USB cable and running the Wireless Print Server Setup Wizard to configure the device and test
the wireless connection. The installation segment involves connecting the print server to the printer
that you want to install and running the printer drivers or printer software CD to install it as a network
printer.
Basic setup accommodates both Infrastructure mode (in which the network structure is based on a
series of wireless routers or base stations) as well as Ad-Hoc mode (in which wireless devices
communicate with each other directly without using a wireless router).
While basic setup is the recommended process, if your operating system does not support basic
setup, it is possible to set up your wireless print server without using the USB connection and Setup
Wizard to complete the configuration process. For instructions on setting up your wireless print
server through an alternate configuration method, see
Advanced Setup
.
Infrastructure mode
Ad-Hoc mode