First, make sure the printer is off. Then perform a self-print to get the MAC address of the printer.
To perform a Self-Print, press and hold the FEED button (1). Do not let go, but then turn the power on (2). Take your finger off the FEED button when self-printing has begun.
On this printout, you can check the MAC address from Network Configuration.
Click the network icon in the taskbar, and from the connectable devices list, refer to the last 6 digits of the MAC address. Select the matching devices, then click Connect.
No Internet, open will display under the selected device, and the connection will be established.
Next, log into the Web Configuration. Open a web browser and enter the IP address that appears under Current IP Parameters Status from your test print in the address field. In this example, the IP address is 192.168.10.1.
Click Login.
If you don't already have a login, the default login name and password are as follows:
Login name: root / Password: public.
You will be prompted to change your password after logging in. DO NOT CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD. After login, click WLAN Settings.
Select Infrastructure Mode, enter your internet's SSID and Security Key and click Submit to connect the printer to your network. Make sure to set Security to WPA2/TKIP.
Click Submit.
Click Save.
Click Execute.
Your printer will restart and will stay connected to your network.
If this is successful, follow the steps below.