Contact your network administrator for assistance. Confirm that the wireless network name (SSID) of the PC you wish to connect is set up correctly. Perform Ad Hoc setup for your PC, and then perform network setup for your printer again. If you want to set up an Ad Hoc connection, you need to set up Ad Hoc for your PC first.If you have set up the network using WPS, check whether or not your access point supports WPS.Your wireless network name (SSID) is displayed in C (Network Status) under Network Name (SSID).
If you have manually entered the wireless network name (SSID), confirm whether or not your wireless network name (SSID) is correct.Place your printer close to the access point.If it is turned off, turn it on and then perform network setup again. Check that the access point is turned on.Confirm that the router/access point is turned on and the wireless network (SSID) is set up correctly. Messages and solutions for the check itemsġ. I hope my answer helps you resolve your problem, if this does not resolve your problem or you need a follow up please let me know & we will work together to resolve this.Click the items below to go to the messages and solutions. For example, on a WRT54GS, select "Enable" for the "MAC Filter" feature and select "Permit only PCs listed to access the wireless network." Click "Edit MAC Filter List." A new window will come up. Type the MAC address you want allowed by the router into the configuration utility.
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