NOTE
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Selecting Access PointFor selecting access points, WEP 802.11 authentication system is set to <Open System>, while WPA/WPA2 encryption method is set to <Auto> (either AES-CCMP or TKIP).
If you want to set 802.11 authentication system to <Shared Key> or the WPA/WPA2 encryption method to <AES-CCMP>, manually enter the value.
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For more information on how to check, refer to the instruction manual of the wireless LAN router or access point, or contact the manufacturer.
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It may be indicated as access point name or network name.
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It may be indicated as encryption key, WEP key, WPA/WPA2 passphrase, PSK or pre-shared key.
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NOTE
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Checking for SSID and Network KeysThere are cases when the defaults are written on the body of the wireless LAN router or access point.
If the settings for the wireless LAN router or access point have changed, are not described or if you are not sure of the settings, see the following.
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See the following when the <Cannot find access point.> is displayed.
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Signal strength (Strong)
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SampleNOP:
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SSID
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WPA2-PSK:
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Types of encryption
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9:
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Channel
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See the following when you cannot find an access point you want to connect.
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(1)
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Press [] (Tone), and then select <Entry Mode>.
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(2)
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Enter the network key.
You can enter it using the numeric keys.
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(3)
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Select <Apply> using [] or [], and then press [OK].
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(1)
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Enter the network key.
Select the characters using [] or [], and then press [OK] to enter.
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(2)
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Select <Apply> using [] or [], and then press [OK].
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When the message appears, press [OK] to close the screen and start the procedure again from Step 6.
If after retrying the access point it cannot be connected, see the following:
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