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Network features

±

2827 - SETUP / WLAN / PARAMETERS / SECURITY

This parameter allows you to make your network secure

by setting the encryption method to use in your WLAN

network.

1

Press

±

, select the menu

SETUP

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm with

OK

.

2

Select

WLAN

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm

with

OK

.

3

Select

PARAMETERS

using the keys

±

or

²

and

confirm with

OK

.

4

Select

SECURITY

using the keys

±

or

²

and

confirm with

OK

.

5

Choose

WEP

,

WPA

or

OFF

and confirm with

OK

.

-

If you choose

WEP

, enter a password:

- In a 64 bit security configuration, the password

must contain five characters exactly.

- In a 128 bit security configuration, the

password must contain 13 characters exactly.

-

If you choose

WPA

, enter a WPA or WPA2

password (min. 8 characters to 63 characters

max.).

The password can contain alphanumerical

characters - numbers and letters - and any other

symbol available on the keypad. The only

invalid character is "

€

" (euro currency sign).

6

Exit this menu by pressing the

key

.

±

2828 - SETUP / WLAN / PARAMETERS /

HOSTNAME

The machine name allows you to identify your machine on

the network via a PC (for example with the name "PRINT-

NETWORK-1").

1

Press

±

, select the menu

SETUP

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm with

OK

.

2

Select

WLAN

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm

with

OK

.

3

Select

PARAMETERS

using the keys

±

or

²

and

confirm with

OK

.

4

Select

HOSTNAME

using the keys

±

or

²

and

confirm with

OK

.

5

Type in the desired name (15 characters

maximum) and confirm with

OK

.

6


key

.

Once your connection has been set up, you must install

the network printer driver on your PC so that you can print

your documents.

Refer to the paragraph

Software installation

, page 36.

An example of how an AD-HOC network

may be set up

Below is an example of how to configure an Ad-hoc

network without security protection using the following

parameters:

•

network name: "house"

•

radio type: "ad-hoc"

•

channel: "1"

•

PC’s IP address: "169.254.0.1"

•

PC’s subnetwork mask: "255.255.0.0"

•

PC’s gateway: "0.0.0.0"

•

IP address of the multifunction machine: "169.254.0.2"

•

subnetwork mask of the multifunction machine:

"255.255.0.0"

•

multifunction machine’s gateway: "0.0.0.0"

Setting up a machine

1

Plug the WLAN USB key into the USB connector of

the multifunction machine.

2

Press

±

, select the menu

SETUP

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm with

OK

.

3

Select

WLAN

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm

with

OK

.

4

Select

CONFIG.

ASS.

using the keys

±

or

²

and

confirm with

OK

.

5

Select

NEW NETWORK

using the keys

±

or

²

and confirm with

OK

.

6

SSID

appears on the screen, enter "

house

" using

the numerical keypad and confirm with

OK

.

7

Select the mode

AD-HOC MODE

and confirm

with

OK

.

8

Enter "

1

" in the field

CHANNEL

and confirm

with

OK

.

9

Select

OFF

and confirm with

OK

.

10

Select

IP CONF.: MANU

and confirm with

OK

.

11

Enter "

169.254.0.2

" in the field

IP ADDRESS

and

confirm with

OK

.

12

Enter

"

255.255.0.0

" in the field

SUBNET MASK

and confirm with

OK

.

13

Enter "

0.0.0.0

" in the field

GATEWAY

and confirm

with

OK

.

14

At the end of this process, you return to the main

menu of

ASS. CONFIG.

15


key

.

Once the network has been set up, the LED of the WLAN

USB key should be on.

You must now set up the PC.

Note

You may also enter the password

using the hexadecimal system, if this

is the case:

- For a 64 bit security configuration,

the password must contain exactly

10 hexadecimal characters.

- For a 128 bit security configuration,

the password must contain exactly

26 hexadecimal characters.

Section	Page
Dear customer	2
Consumables	2
Security	5
Safety introduction	5
Notices and safety	5
Marks, Labels	5
Symbols	5
EMC	5
Note to users in the United States of America	5
Declaration of Conformity	6
EME Compliance for Canada	6
Laser Safety Information	6
For Europe/Asia	6
For North America	6
Operational Safety Information	6
Electrical Safety Information	7
Electrical Supply	7
Disconnect device	8
Emergency Power Off	8
Ozone Information	8
Maintenance Information	8
Consumables Information	8
Product Safety Certification	8
Regulatory Information	9
Certifications in Europe	9
CE Marking Traceability Information (For EU Countries Only)	9
Product Recycling and Disposal	9
USA and Canada	9
European Union	9
WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC	9
North America (USA, Canada)	10
Energy Program Compliance	10
Energy star	10
Section 16 EH&S Contact Information	10
Security directives	11
Positions of Safety labels on the machine	12
Symbols for the main power switch	12
Software use license	13
Definition	13
License	13
Property	13
Duration	13
Warranty	13
Responsibility	13
Development	13
Applicable law	14
Registered trademarks	14
Prohibited reproductions	14
Installation	15
Location conditions	15
Cautions of use	15
Safety information	16
Safety During Operation	16
Power Supply	17
Paper recommendations	17
Loading paper in the main paper tray	17
Handling of paper	17
Humidity control	17
Handling the machine	17
Operator shocks	17
Moving the machine	17
Handling the print cartridge	17
Rules for use symbols	18
Machine Overview	19
Control panel	20
Accessing menus	20
Packaging contents	21
Device installation	21
Paper tray installation	21
Print cartridge installation	22
Output Support Tab	22
Starting your device	23
Device connection	23
Device initial setup	23
Loading paper in the manual feed tray	23
Use of envelopes	24
Copy	25
Simple copy	25
ECO mode copy	25
Advanced copying	25
ID Card Copy mode	25
Special setups for copying	26
Resolution setup	26
Zoom setup	26
Scanned original setup	27
Contrast setup	27
Brightness setup	27
Paper type setup	27
Paper tray selection	27
Margin Shift using the Document Glass	27
Left and right printing margin shift	27
Top and bottom printing margin shift	28
Paper size setup	28
Parameters/ Setup	29
Language	29
Technical Parameters	29
Printing the functions guide	29
Print the list of setups	29
Lock the machine	30
Lock the keyboard	30
Lock the Media service	30
Read the counters	30
Scanned pages counter	30
Printed pages counter	30
Display the consumables status	30
Calibrate your scanner	30
Games	31
Sudoku	31
Print a grid	31
Print the solution to a grid	31
Network features	32
Type of radio network	32
Radio infrastructure network	32
Radio ad-hoc network	32
Radio networks (WLAN)	32
Connect your WLAN adaptor	33
Configure your network	33
Creating or rejoining a network	33
Referring to or changing your network parameters	34
An example of how an AD-HOC network may be set up	35
Setting up a machine	35
Setting up the PC	36
USB memory key	37
Use of the USB memory key	37
Print your documents	37
Print the list of files located in the key	37
Print the files stored on the key	37
Delete your files stored on the key	38
Read the USB memory key contents	38
Save a document on a USB memory key	38
PC Features	40
Introduction	40
Configuration requirements	40
Software installation	40
Installing the full software package	40
Installing drivers only	41
Installing the drivers using the Xerox Companion Suite software	41
Installing the drivers manually	43
Connections	43
Software Uninstallation	44
Uninstall the software from your PC	44
Uninstall the drivers from your PC	44
Uninstall the drivers using the Xerox Companion Suite software	44
Uninstall the drivers manually	44
Machine Management	45
Checking the connection between the PC and the machine	45
Companion Director	45
Graphical presentation	45
Utilities and applications activation	45
Companion Monitor	46
Graphical presentation	46
Device management	46
Selecting the current device	46
Status of the connection	46
Device parameters	46
Removing a device	47
Display the consumable status	47
Xerox Companion Suite features	47
Document scanning	47
Scanning with Scan To	47
Printing	48
Printing to the machine	48
Printing in duplex mode with the machine	48
Maintenance	50
Service	50
General information	50
Print cartridge replacement	50
Issues with smart cards	51
Cleaning	51
Document glass cleaning	51
Printer cleaning	51
Cleaning the machine’s exterior surfaces	51
Printer issues	51
Error messages	51
Paper jam	52
Miscellaneous issues	52
PC printing issues	52
PC printing via USB connection	52
PC printing via WLAN connection	53
Firmware update	53
Specifications	54
Physical specifications	54
Electrical specifications	54
Environmental specifications	54
Peripheral specifications	54
Consumable specifications	55

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