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Configuration options can be basic or a little more advanced.
• Default configuration — the scanner comes pre-configured with
Wired Network and Wireless Directly (ad hoc) enabled. You can
connect the scanner to your company network by using an Ethernet
cable. You can use Wireless Directly (ad hoc) to configure the
i1150WN/i1190WN Scanner using the scanner’s embedded web
pages as well as scan directly to a host PC or mobile device.
NOTE: You can also disable the wireless capability by using the
Wireless switch on the back of the scanner. When the switch is
to the right, the wireless capability is ON; when the switch is to
the left, wireless is
OFF. This leaves the Wired Network or the
USB ports active. This should only be necessary if your
company does not allow wireless devices.
• Basic configuration — in small businesses with simple
environments a typical office worker may have enough familiarity with
their network to successfully configure a scanner using the scanner’s
embedded web pages and to set the wireless security options directly
on the scanner. For more information see the section entitled, “Wired
Network with optional Wireless Directly (ad hoc) connection” later in
this chapter.
NOTE: No configuration should be needed for Wired Network in
most instances where DHCP is available.
• Advanced configuration — in more complex network environments
the individual (administrator) who maintains and understands the
environment may be the one who sets up the network configuration.
Many times this individual is located remotely from the scanner. In
this case, the EasySetup option allows the administrator to create
EasySetup Configuration pages for remotely located scanners on the
end user’s behalf. This can be done using the web pages served
from www.kodakalaris.com/go/EasySetup as well as directly from a
scanner. The EasySetup PDF file can be created and emailed to the
end user who simply prints the document, puts their scanner in
EasySetup mode (accessed via the scanner) and scans it.
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