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If you're using security software and encountering issues, the firewall function may be rejecting access if you didn't accept the security alert dialog box. The following port numbers are used for Brother network features: BRAdmin Light i Port number 161/Protocol UDP.
General| Print Technology | Thermal transfer |
|---|---|
| Maximum Tape Width | 24 mm |
| Connectivity | USB, Wi-Fi |
| Cutter | Automatic |
| Display | LCD |
| Maximum Print Speed | 30 mm/sec |
| Wireless Printing | Yes |
| Tape Sizes | 3.5 mm, 6 mm, 9 mm, 12 mm, 18 mm, 24 mm |
| Keyboard | QWERTY |
| Memory | Up to 99 labels |
| Supported OS | Windows, Mac |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Mobile Printing | Yes |
| Weight | 1.05 kg |
| Dimensions | 126 mm x 250 mm x 94 mm |
Details communication settings for the printer using the Printer Setting Tool for Windows.
Explains Wireless Direct functionality for direct device connection.
Details the steps for configuring network settings using Wireless Direct.
Step-by-step guide to configure the network using the Wireless Direct feature.
Introduces the topic of wireless networking for the machine.
Outlines the various network features available on the Brother machine.
Explains how to set IP address, Subnet mask, and Gateway for network configuration.
Guides on using the BRAdmin Light utility for network setup and management.
Explains how to manage printer settings via a web browser interface.
Describes the BRAdmin Professional utility for advanced network device management.
Provides an overview of the methods available for wireless network configuration.
Details wireless setup using the CD-ROM installer and a temporary USB cable connection.
Guides on selecting the network type (Off, Direct Mode, Infrastructure Mode).
Explains how to view the current network settings on the machine's LCD.
Step-by-step guide for configuring the machine's wireless settings using WPS.
Outlines the capabilities of managing the machine using a web browser via HTTP.
Step-by-step guide to configure printer settings via a web browser interface.
Guides on setting a login password for Web Based Management for security.
Details communication settings specifically for Windows users via the Printer Setting Tool.
Step-by-step instructions for accessing and using the Communication Settings feature.
Describes the various elements and functions within the Communication Settings dialog box.
Explains the different tabs available for specifying or changing network settings.
Describes the commands available in the File menu for managing settings.
Guides on importing computer wireless settings into the printer configuration.
Explains how to save current printer settings into a command file.
Details options within the Tools menu for printer management and configuration.
Describes the network settings available in the General tab of the dialog.
Explains IPv6 usage and priority settings for network communication.
Describes TCP/IP settings specifically for wireless LAN connections.
Details static IPv6 address, DNS server, and IPv6 address list settings.
Covers settings for wireless communication modes, SSID, and security parameters.
Lists supported communication modes, authentication, and encryption methods for wireless networks.
Describes the settings specific to the Wireless Direct mode.
Explains how to apply network configuration changes to multiple printers simultaneously.
Continues the explanation of applying network configuration changes to multiple printers.
Provides solutions for common network problems encountered with the machine.
Lists and describes the supported network protocols and security features.
Defines key technical terms and concepts used throughout the manual.
Introduces the troubleshooting section and guides on resolving network issues.
Lists initial checks and common problems to identify when troubleshooting network connectivity.
Addresses common issues encountered when setting up Wi-Fi network configuration.
Discusses troubleshooting steps related to MAC Address filtering preventing network access.
Solves problems where the machine is not found on the network or fails to print.
Addresses issues caused by security software interfering with network features or installation.
Guides on verifying network device functionality and confirming correct network connectivity.
Lists and describes the supported network protocols and security features for wireless communication.
Explains various network protocols like TCP/IP, DHCP, APIPA, ARP, and DNS.
Describes the TCP/IP protocol suite and its essential functions for network communication.
Explains NetBIOS name resolution for obtaining IP addresses using network names.
Defines Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) for NetBIOS name resolution.
Guides on the necessary steps to configure the Brother machine for network connectivity.
Explains IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways for network configuration.
Explains the role and function of subnet masks in restricting and enabling network communication.
Defines gateways and routers as network points for accessing other networks.
Explains key terms and concepts related to wireless networking, including SSID and channels.
Defines SSID and explains the concept and usage of wireless channels.
Describes authentication and encryption methods for personal wireless networks.
Details various authentication methods like Open system, Shared key, WPA-PSK, and WPA2-PSK.
Explains the formats and requirements for network keys used in WEP and WPA/WPA2-PSK.
Describes authentication and encryption methods for enterprise wireless networks using IEEE 802.1x.
Details enterprise authentication methods like LEAP, EAP-FAST, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, and EAP-TLS.
Describes encryption methods such as TKIP, AES, and CKIP used for securing wireless data.
Lists security methods that support user ID and password authentication.
Defines terms related to the Wireless Direct network environment, like Device Name and Signal.
Explains advanced methods for setting IP addresses, for administrators.
Details using DHCP for automatic IP address configuration on the network.
Explains using BOOTP for IP address, subnet mask, and gateway configuration.
Details using APIPA for automatic IP address assignment when DHCP is unavailable.
Details using APIPA for automatic IP address assignment when DHCP is unavailable.
Explains using the ARP command for IP address configuration on Windows systems.
