User manual SAGEM MF 5401

[. . . ] TELECOM SAGEM MF 5401 Instruction booklet 252591220-D_ENG MF 5401 For your security and comfort, we urge you to carefully read the chapter Security, page 1 before any use. By buying this multifunction machine, you have opted for a SAGEM quality product. Your device satisfies the different specifications of a modern office automation tool. This machine allows you to scan in color and black and white, to print and copy in black and white. [. . . ] The speed of communication is also dependent on spatial distance between transmitter and receiver, as well as the number of barriers, such as walls or ceilings. Type of radio network A radio network or WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) is created when at least two computers, printers or other peripheral devices communicate with each other in a network via radio waves (high frequency waves). The transmission of data in the radio network is based on the standards 802. 11b and 802. 11g. According to how the network is set up, it may be described as an infrastructure network or an ad-hoc network. Radio networks (WLAN) Three steps are necessary to incorprate your machine into a radio network (WLAN): 1 Configure the network to your PC. 2 Set up the parameters for your machine so that it can function in a network. 3 Having set up the parameters your device, install the Companion Suite LL software onto your PC with the necessary printer drivers. The PC and all other devices must have their parameters set up to the same network as the multifunction machine. All the details needed for setting up the device, such as the network names (SSID), type of radio network, WEP key, IP address or subnetwork mask, must match the specifications of the network. You will find these details on your PC or on the Access Point. To find out how to set up the parameters for your PC, please consult the users' manual for your WLAN adaptor. For large networks, please seek the advice of your network administrator. Radio infrastructure network In an infrastructure network, several devices communicate via a central access point (a gateway or router). All data is sent to the access point (gateway or router) from where it is re-distributed. You can be sure of perfect communication if you use an approved adaptor in conjunction with your PC. All of the latest printer drivers for the approved adaptor may be found on our website together with further information: www. sagem. com. - 20 - 6 - WLAN network WLAN network Radio ad-hoc network MF 5401 Your machine belongs to a new generation of terminals that you can incorporate into a WLAN network using a WLAN USB key. Your machine's network radio adaptor transmits data using the radio protocol IEEE 802. 11g; it can also be incorporated into an existing IEEE 802. 11b network. When connecting to your machine, only use the approved adaptor. Other transmitting or receiving adaptors may damage your device. Irrespective of whether you use your machine in an infrastructure or ad-hoc network, you must set up certain network and security parameters (for example, the Service-Set-ID (SSID) and the WEP key). These must match the network's specifications. 1 Plug your WLAN USB key into the USB port of your machine. 1 Type in , select the menu SETUP using the keys or and confirm with OK. 2 Select WLAN using the keys or and confirm with OK. using the keys or and confirm with OK. 4 Select NEW NETWORK using the keys or and confirm with OK. [. . . ] Replace the toner cartridge. A sheet of paper is jammed in the machine. Take out the toner cartridge and remove the jammed paper sheet. Take out the paper tray and remove the jammed paper sheet. Then open and close the consumable cover. [. . . ]