When referring to the printout, check that the “Connection” indicates “Active” and that the SSID - Service Set Identifier (the name of your wireless network) indicates the correct name of your wireless network.

The network information page will be printed. Press & hold the button until the alarm lamp flashes 15 times, and then release it. Load a sheet of A4 or letter-sized plain paper.ģ. Make sure that your printer is turned on.Ģ. To confirm that your printer is successfully connected to your wireless network, you can print out the network settings of your printer if you wish:ġ. When the printer has successfully made a connection to your wireless network, the power and Wi-Fi lamp will stop flashing and remain lit. The (blue) Wi-Fi lamp on the printer will continue ﬂashing while searching, and the power and Wi-Fi lamp will flash when connecting to the access point. Make sure that the lamp next to this button starts to flash blue and then go to your access point and press the button within 2 minutes.įor exact details on starting WPS on your access point, please refer to its user guide. Press & hold the button on the top of the printer until the alarm lamp flashes once. Most WPS enabled access points use this protocol. Your network must be using the WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) or WPA2 security protocol.

If the WPS push button is not available please use the instructions in the Standard Connection Method. Please check with your device’s user guide for details. The access point must have a physical WPS push button available. Before we start, there are some conditions that must be met in order to use the WPS push button method:

Wps button on laptop