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General| Color | Yes |
|---|---|
| Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter) | 25 ppm |
| Print speed (color, normal quality, A4/US Letter) | 18 ppm |
| Interface | 802.11g/b |
| Market positioning | Home & office |
Printer compatibility with IEEE 802.11g wireless print server.
Details required for setting up the printer on a wireless network.
How to allow printer software installation despite security alerts.
Steps for installing the printer on a wireless network using Windows or Macintosh.
Guide to setting up a direct wireless network between printer and computer.
Pre-checks to verify before troubleshooting wireless printer connection issues.
Steps to verify the USB cable for proper printer setup connection.
Steps to verify computer and printer are on the same wireless network in Windows.
Steps to verify computer and printer are on the same wireless network in Macintosh.
Criteria for a valid WEP security key.
Criteria for a valid WPA/WPA2 security key.
Ensure the printer power is on and the light is illuminated.
Do not remove installation media until setup is successful.
Ensure the printer is enabled and online in Windows.
How to select the wireless printer if it was previously attached locally.
Criteria for a valid WEP security key.
Criteria for a valid WPA security key.
Ensure network name uniqueness to avoid connecting to wrong network.
Criteria for a valid WEP security key.
Criteria for a valid WPA security key.
Ensure the printer power is on for wireless functionality.
Definition of a network and its components.
Explanation of how devices connect in home networks.
Diagram illustrating a typical wired network setup.
Diagrams illustrating various wireless network configurations.
Steps to find a computer's IP address in Windows.
Steps to find a computer's IP address in Macintosh.
How to find the printer's IP address.
Setting for wireless device to communicate directly with other devices.
A wireless network not using an access point or router.
Specific radio frequency for wireless communication between devices.
Protocol for automatic IP address assignment.
Setting for wireless device to communicate via access point or router.
Cable connecting printer to computer for installation.
Device allowing computers/printers to communicate wirelessly.
Network address for devices to locate and communicate.
Hardware address uniquely identifying a network device.
Name assigned to identify a printer on the network.
Device sharing internet and controlling network traffic.
Password (WEP/WPA) to secure a network.
Name identifying a wireless network.
An IP address assigned manually.
Cable for high-speed communication between peripherals and computer.
Security setting to prevent unauthorized wireless access.
Device connecting wireless devices to form a network.
Router that also functions as a wireless access point.
Technology for interoperable wireless local area networks.
Security setting to prevent unauthorized wireless access.
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