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Manual Method

If your router doesn't support WPS, for instance older routers, there are two ways to manually configure
wireless LAN settings, using
Monitor
utility (via your computer).
Important:
You will need to know the security method being used, e.g., if the authentication method is WPA2-PSK,
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you'll need the Passphrase). This can be determined by accessing your
with your corporate Help Desk.
Using Infrastructure Mode*
Infrastructure mode is the printer's default communication mode, as
most Wi-Fi networks function in this mode. This enables you to connect
the device for communication through a single access point, i.e., your
wireless router.
To configure Infrastructure mode, proceed as follows:
1. Press [User Tools].
2. Scroll down [] to [Network Settings], and press [OK].
3. Select [Wi-Fi], and press [OK].
4. Scroll to [Setup Wizard], and press [OK].
5. Select [Infrastructure], and press [Next].
Display reads, Searching Scan List...
6. Select discovered router Network Name, e.g., NETGEAR30 or select [Input SSID] and enter/edit
manually via alphanumeric keys.
7. Press [Next].
8. Scroll down to, for example, [Mixed Mode WPA2/WPA], and press [Next].
9. Enter case-sensitive Passphrase via alphanumeric keypad, and press [Connect].
Display reads, Are you sure to connect?
10. Press [Yes].
Display reads, Executing....
11. After display returns to Setup Wizard, press [User Tools] to exit.
12. Turn printer power switch Off. Wait a moment, and turn On.
13. Check wireless connection status.
Display should read, Connected. To exit, press [Clear/Stop].
Note:
Also see
Appendix A: Check Wi-Fi Connection
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14. Next, install Network Printer/Scanner Drivers, as outlined in
*Ad-Hoc mode, also known as "peer-to-peer" mode, is also supported. Ad-Hoc networks do not require a
centralized access point. Instead, devices on the wireless network connect directly to each other. For
instance, if you set up the two laptops in Ad-Hoc wireless mode, they would connect directly to each
RICOH SP 311SFNw B&W Multifunction Laser Printer
(via control panel) or using the embedded
Infrastructure Mode
Press [User Tools]
router's web page
[Network Settings]
Status.
3.2 Network Quick
Getting Started Guide
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or consulting
[Wi-Fi]
[Wi-Fi Status].
Install.
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