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3.3 Connecting to a network
Connect your printer to a network so that you can get access to
the web console and start the print process from an Internet
browser.
There are two options for connecting your printer to your network:
A wired connection (i.e. LAN); and a wireless connection (i.e. Wi-
Fi).
3.3.1 Connecting to a wired network
The Ethernet cable is designed for connection to other equipment
on a local network. This printer is to be operated by a computer or
device on the same network and in the same physical location, not
over a wide area or from a different building.
The computer automatically detects your printer when you con-
nect them both to the same network. You must connect your
printer to either your router or your computer with a network (i.e.
Ethernet) cable.
The computer should be able to automatically get your printer’s IP
address. If the computer cannot get your printer’s IP address, you
must make changes to your network settings.
When your computer and printer are connected, you can open an
Internet browser on the computer, and key the IP address into the
address bar of the browser. The printer’s web console appears in
the Internet browser.
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