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Wait until message <Connected.> is displayed.
➠ W
ait several minutes until the IP address and other items are set automatically.
Signal strength
● When more than one wireless router is available for connection, the machine connects to the device
with the strongest signal. Signal strength is measured using RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication).
● You can set the IP address manually. Setting IP Addresses(P. 36)
● While the machine is connected to the wireless LAN, the Wi-Fi icon is displayed in the Home screen.
Home Screen(P. 80)
Reducing power consumption
● You can set the machine to enter <Po
wer Save Mode> based on signals emitted from the wireless router.
<Power Save Mode>(P. 176)
If the IP address of the machine has changed
● In a DHCP envir
onment, the IP address of the machine may be changed automatically. If this happens, the
connection is maintained as long as the machine and the computer belong to the same subnet.
LINKS
Connecting to a Wireless LAN(P. 24)
Setting Up
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- User's Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Important Safety Instructions 6
- Installation 8
- Power Supply 10
- Handling 11
- Laser beam 12
- When transporting the machine 12
- Other precautions 12
- Maintenance and Inspections 13
- Consumables 14
- Handling the drum cartridge 15
- Setting Up 17
- Main Functions 19
- Setting from the Remote UI 20
- Setting PIN to Each Function 22
- Setting the Date/Time 25
- Before You Start 27
- Push Button Mode 29
- PIN Code Mode 30
- Selecting a Wireless Router 30
- Reducing power consumption 32
- From a Computer 33
- Using WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK 38
- Select <Yes> 38
- Setting IP Addresses 41
- Setting IPv4 Address 42
- Setting IPv6 Addresses 45
- Viewing Network Settings 48
- Select the setting to view 49
- Computer 50
- To change the port number 52
- (only for IPv4 envir 53
- When you select the [Device T 55
- Click [Close] 56
- Setting Up Print Server 57
- Specify SNMPv1 settings 61
- Specify SNMPv3 settings 61
- Disabling SNMPv1 63
- Conguring SNTP 64
- Installing Drivers 66
- Basic Operations 67
- Parts and Their Functions 68
- Turning ON the Machine 68
- Using the Operation Panel 68
- Loading Paper 68
- Entering Sleep Mode 69
- Front Side 71
- Rating label 72
- USB port 72
- Power socket 72
- Paper cover 73
- Paper guides 73
- Operation Panel 74
- Back key 75
- Turning OFF the Machine 77
- Basic Screens 79
- Home Screen 80
- <Device Information> 81
- <Print Job> 81
- <Network Information> 81
- Message Display 83
- Basic Operation 84
- Moving the Cursor 85
- Entering Text 86
- Loading Paper in the Drawer 89
- Replace the paper cover 91
- Continue to 91
- Loading Envelopes 92
- Loading Preprinted Paper 94
- Printing 100
- Printing from a Computer 101
- Paper settings on the machine 102
- Click [Print] or [OK] 103
- ➠ Printing starts 103
- Canceling Prints 104
- From the Operation Panel 105
- Useful in the Following Cases 106
- Linking with Mobile Devices 108
- Connecting Directly 110
- Using Canon PRINT Business 115
- Printing by Mopria 115
- Using AirPrint 116
- Click [OK] 117
- AirPrint-Dedicated Page 119
- [AirPrint Settings] 119
- [Other Settings] 119
- [Consumables Information] 119
- Printing with AirPrint 120
- Printing from a Mac 121
- Click [Print] 122
- If AirPrint Cannot Be Used 123
- Using Google Cloud Print 124
- Managing the Machine 127
- Ensuring Effective Management 128
- Setting Access Privileges 130
- Setting a Remote UI PIN 133
- Firewall Settings 135
- Changing Port Numbers 135
- Proxy Settings 135
- TLS Encrypted Communication 135
- Using the operation panel 140
- Setting a Proxy 142
- Communication 146
- Generating a Key and CSR 149
- Click [Stor 150
- Restricting USB Functions 154
- Disabling HTTP Communication 154
- Disabling Remote Management 154
- Disabling Remote UI 157
- Starting Remote UI 159
- [Device Basic Information] 160
- [Support Link] 160
- Refresh Icon 160
- [Log Out] 161
- [Mail to System Manager] 161
- [Status Monitor/Cancel] 161
- [Settings/Registration] 161
- Checking the Status and Logs 162
- Checking History of Documents 163
- Checking Error Information 163
- Checking Consumables 163
- Checking Device Specications 164
- Checking Print Total Counter 165
- Checking Eco Information 165
- Updating the Firmware 169
- Updating from a Computer 170
- Checking the Firmware Version 170
- Initializing Settings 171
- Setting Menu List 173
- <Network Settings> 175
- <WPS Push Button Mode> 176
- <WPS PIN Code Mode> 176
- <Power Save Mode> 176
- <TCP/IP Settings> 178
- <LPD Print Settings> 180
- <RAW Print Settings> 180
- <WSD Settings> 180
- <SNMP Settings> 181
- <SNMPv3 Settings> 182
- <Preferences> 183
- <Message Display Time> 184
- <Scrolling Speed> 184
- <Language> 184
- <Remote UI Language> 185
- <Timer Settings> 187
- <Auto Sleep Time> 188
- <Auto Reset Time> 189
- <Auto Shutdown Time> 189
- <Printer Settings> 190
- <Print Quality> 191
- <Special Processing> 192
- <Clean Fixing Assembly> 195
- <Security Settings> 197
- <Remote UI Settings> 198
- <Display Job Log> 199
- <Use as USB Device> 199
- <Update Firmware> 201
- <Initialize Menu> 202
- Maintenance 203
- Basic Cleaning 204
- Replacing Consumables 204
- Toner Cartridges 206
- Drum Cartridges 207
- Troubleshooting 209
- Common Problems 210
- Clearing Paper Jams 210
- Is sleep mode activated? 212
- Cannot communicate 215
- Problem with the Print Server 216
- Cannot Print Properly 217
- (P. 236) 217
- You cannot print 217
- Printing seems to be slow.* 218
- Problems with Image Quality 219
- Problems with Printout Paper 220
- Smudges Appear on Printouts 221
- Printouts Are Faded 223
- White Spots Appear 227
- Spots Appear 228
- Is paper loaded correctly? 230
- Code) Is Displayed 233
- Cannot nd the access point 235
- Could not connect using WPS 237
- Could not perform cleaning 237
- Paper jammed 241
- Size/Settings Mismatch 241
- Paper Jams inside the Machine 245
- Gently pull out the paper 246
- Insert the cartridges 247
- Close the toner cover 248
- Replace the output co 248
- When Contacting Canon 249
- Appendix 250
- Machine Specications 251
- Third Party Software 252
- Feature Highlights 253
- Going Green and Saving Money 254
- Improving Eciency 255
- So Much More 256
- Functional Specications 258
- Environment T 258
- Main Unit 259
- Supported Paper Sizes 261
- Supported Paper T 261
- Printer Functions 263
- Management Functions 264
- System Environment 265
- Protocol 266
- Specications 266
- Wireless LAN Specications 266
- Manuals and Their Contents 267
- Viewing User's Guide 268
- Specifying How the Appear 268
- Top Page 269
- Topic Page 270
- Displaying the Printer Folder 274
- Enabling [Network discovery] 274
- Open Windows Explorer 275
- Displaying the [Software Pr 276
- Printing a Test Page in Windo 276
- Checking the Bit Architectur 277
- Checking the Printer Port 278
- When Printing from the Windo 281
- IPv6 Ready Logo 282
- Regulation (EC) No 1275/2008 282
- WEEE and Battery Directives 282
- Environmental Information 283
- Disclaimers 283
- Trademarks 283
- Copyright 283
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