Canon I Sensys Lbp6230dw User Guide

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Connecting to a Network
You  can connect the  machine to  a network by using wireless LAN or wired LAN communications. In either case, use a unique  IP  address
within  the  network. Select the  connection method that  best suits your communication environment and  devices.  For specific IP  ad dress
settings,  contact your Internet  service provider  or network administrator.
If  the  machine is  connected to  an  unsecured network, your personal information  might be leaked to  a third party.
Wired LAN and  wireless LAN cannot  be used at the  same time.
The machine does not  come  with a router  or LAN cable. Have  them ready as necessary.
If  you are  not  sure  whether  your router  supports wired LAN or wireless LAN, see  the  instruction  manual  provided with the
router, or contact the  manufacturer.
Before You Start
Follow  these steps to  connect the  machine to  a network.
Check the device and  network settings.
Have  the  computer  and  the  router  been connected properly ?  For more information, see  the  instruction
manuals  for  the  devices you are  using, or contact the  device manufacturers.
Make  sure  that  the  network settings have been completed on  the  computer. If  the  network has not  been set
up  properly, you will  not  be able  to  use the  machine on  the  network, even if  you perform  the  rest  of the
procedure below.
Depending on  the  network, you may  need to  change settings for  the  communication mode (Half Duplex/Full
Duplex)  or the  Ethernet type (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) (Configuring  Ethernet Settings ). For more
information, contact your Internet  service provider  or network administrator.
To check  the  machine's  MAC address 
Viewing Network Settings
Connect  to a wired LAN or wireless LAN.
Connecting to a Wired  LAN
Connecting to a Wireless LAN
Set the IP address as necessary.
This step is  required when you want to  assign  a specific IP  address to  the  machine or change the  dynamic IP
addressing protocol from the  default  DHCP.
Setting IP Addresses
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Connecting to a Wired LAN
Connect  the  machine to  a computer  via  a router. Use  a LAN cable to  connect the  machine to  the  router.
The machine does not  come  with a router  or LAN cable. Have  them ready as necessary. Use  a Category 5  or higher twisted
pair  cable for  the  LAN.
Make  sure  that  there are  ports available on  the  router  to  connect the  machine and  the  computer.
The machine supports 10BASE-T  and  100BASE-TX connections. If  you want to  connect the  machine to  a 100BASE-TX Ethernet
network, all the  devices connected to  the  LAN (router, LAN cable, and  network board for  computer) must support 100BASE-TX.
Wired LAN and  wireless LAN cannot  be used at the  same time.
If  you are  using the  machine in your office, consult your network administrator.
Connect a LAN cable.
Connect  the  machine to  a router  by using a LAN cable.
Push  the  connector  in until it clicks  into the  port.
Check  that  the LNK indicator ( ) is  lit.
When  the  LNK indicator does not  light up  Problems with the Wireless/Wired LAN Connection
Wait approximately 2 minutes.
The IP  address is  automatically set during this time.
If  the  IP  address is  not  set automatically Problems with the Wireless/Wired LAN Connection
You  can also  set the  IP  address manually.  
Setting IP Addresses
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							After switching the connection  method from wireless LAN to wired LAN
You  need to  uninstall  the  currently installed printer driver, configure the  wired LAN connection,  and  then  reinstall the  printer
driver  (Printer Driver  Installation  Guide). When  configuring the  wired LAN connection,  select [Custom Setup] for  the  configurat ion
method.
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Connecting to a Network
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Connecting to a Wireless LAN
Wireless routers (or access points) connect the  machine to  a computer  via  radio waves. If  your wireless router  is  equipped with Wi-Fi
Protected Setup  (WPS),  you can configure your network with a simple button push.  If  your networking devices do not  support automatic
configuration,  or if  you want to  specify  authentication and  encryption settings in detail, you need to  set up  the  connection manually.  To
make wireless settings for  this machine, use the  MF/LBP  Network Setup  Tool from your computer. Make  sure  that  your computer  is
correctly connected to  the  network.
Log on as an administrator
To perform  the  following  procedure, log on  to  your computer  with an  administrator account.
Risk of information  leak
Use  wireless LAN connection at your own discretion  and  at your own risk.  If  the  machine is  connected to  an  unsecured network,
your personal information  might be leaked to  a third party  because  radio waves used in wireless communication can go anywhere
nearby, even beyond walls.
Wireless LAN security  standards
This machine supports the  following  wireless LAN security standards. For the  wireless security compatibility of your wireless
router, see  the  instruction  manual  or contact the  manufacturer.
128 (104)/64  (40)  bit WEP
WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES -CCMP)
WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES -CCMP)
The machine does not  come  with a wireless router. Have  the  router  ready as necessary.
The wireless router  must conform to  the  IEEE  802.11b/g/n  standards  and  be able  to  communicate in the  2.4  GHz band. For
more information, see  the  instruction  manual  for  your wireless router  or contact the  manufacturer.
Wired LAN and  wireless LAN cannot  be used at the  same time. When  using a wireless LAN connection,  do not  connect a LAN
cable to  the  machine. Doing so may  cause  a malfunction.
If  you are  using the  machine in your office, consult your network administrator.
Insert the User Software  CD-ROM/DVD-ROM  into the drive on the computer.
Click [Start Software  Programs].1
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							If  the  above  screen does not  appear  Displaying the [CD - ROM/DVD - ROM Setup]  Screen
If  [AutoPlay] is  displayed,  click [Run MInst.exe].
Click [Start]  for [MF/LBP Network  Setup Tool].
Follow the on-screen  instructions to configure the wireless LAN settings.
If there is  something  you do  not  understand
Click [Useful  Tips] at the  bottom left  of the  screen to  display troubleshooting tips.
After switching the connection  method from wired LAN to wireless LAN
You  need to  uninstall  the  currently installed printer driver, and  then  reinstall it (Printer Driver  Installation  Guide).
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Connecting to a Network
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Setting IP Addresses
Connecting the  machine to  a network requires  an  IP  address that  is  unique  in that  network. There  are  two types of IP  addresses:  IPv4
and  IPv6. Use  the  type required by your network environment. Note that  before you can use an  IPv6  address, you first need to  properly
configure an  IPv4  address.
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Setting IPv4 Address
The machine's  IPv4  address can be either assigned  automatically by a dynamic IP  addressing protocol, such as
DHCP, or entered  manually.  When  connecting the  machine to  a wired LAN, make sure  that  the  connectors of
the  LAN cable are  firmly inserted into the  ports (
Connecting to a Wired  LAN).
Start  the Remote UI  and  log  on in System Manager Mode.  Starting the Remote UI
Click [Settings/Registration].
Click [Network Settings]  [TCP/IP  Settings].
Click [Edit] in [IPv4 Settings].
Set the IP address.
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							Automatically assigning  an IP address
1In the [Select Protocol] list,  select [DHCP], [BOOTP],  or [RARP].
If you do  not  want to use DHCP/BOOTP/RARP to assign an IP address automatically
Select [Off]. If  you select the  [DHCP],  [BOOTP], or [RARP] protocol when these services are  unavailable, the  machine will
waste  time  and  communications  resources  searching the  network for  these services.
2Check that [Auto  IP] is  set  to [On].If  [Off]  is  selected,  change the  setting to  [On].
Even if  Auto  IP  is  enabled,  IP  addresses assigned  via  DHCP/BOOTP/RARP override an  address obtained via  Auto  IP.
Manually entering an IP address
1Select [Off]  for [Select Protocol] and  [Auto  IP].
2Set the [IP Address], [Subnet Mask],  and  [Gateway Address] fields.
Click [OK].
Restart the machine.
Turn  OFF  the  machine, wait  for  at least  10 seconds,  and  turn  it back ON.
Checking whether the settings  are correct
Make  sure  that  the  Remote  UI screen can be displayed with your computer. Starting  the Remote  UI
If you change the IP address after installing the printer  driver
If  you are  using an  MFNP port, and  the  machine and  the  computer  are  in the  same subnet, then  the  connection will  be
maintained. You  do not  need to  add  a new port. If  you are  using a standard TCP/IP  port, then  you need to  add  a new port.
Configuring  Printer Ports
If you  are not sure which type  of port you  are using, see Checking  the  Printer Port .
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Setting IPv6  Addresses
Viewing Network Settings
Configuring  WINS
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Setting IPv6 Addresses
Use  the  Remote  UI to  set IPv6  addresses.  Before setting IPv6  addresses,  make sure  that  the  IPv4  address has
been set correctly (Viewing Network Settings). You  can register  up  to  nine of the  following  IPv6
addresses.
Type Maximum
number
available Description
Link-local address 1An  address that  is  valid only within  a subnet  or link  and  cannot  be used to  communicate with
devices beyond a router. A link -local address is  set automatically when the  IPv6  function of the
machine is  enabled.
Manual address 1An  address that  is  entered  manually.  Specify the  prefix  length and  default  router  address.
Stateless address 6An  address that  is  generated  automatically using the  MAC address of the  machine and  a network
prefix  that  is  advertised  by the  router. Stateless addresses are  discarded when the  machine is
restarted (or turned ON).
Stateful  address 1An  address obtained from a DHCP server  using DHCPv6.
Start  the Remote UI  and  log  on in System Manager Mode.  Starting the Remote UI
Click [Settings/Registration].
Click [Network Settings]  [TCP/IP  Settings].
Click [Edit] in [IPv6 Settings].
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							Select the [Use IPv6] check  box and  configure the required settings.
[Use IPv6]
Select the  check  box to  use IPv6  on  the  machine. Clear the  check  box if  you do not  want to  use IPv6.
[Stateless Address]
Check to  use stateless addresses.  Clear the  check  box if  you do not  want to  use stateless addresses.
[Use Manual Address]
When  you want to  enter an  IPv6  address manually,  select the  check  box and  enter values in the  [IP  Address], [Prefix Length],
and  [Default Router Address] text boxes. Clear the  check  box if  you do not  want to  enter a manual  address.
[IP Address]
Enter an  IPv6  address. Addresses that  start with "ff"  (multicast addresses)  and  the  loopback address (::1) cannot  be entered.
[Prefix  Length]
Enter the  length (number of bits) of the  network portion of the  address.
[Default  Router Address]
Specify the  default  router  address, as necessary. Addresses that  start with "ff"  (multicast addresses)  and  the  loopback address
(::1) cannot  be entered.
[Use DHCPv6]
Select the  check  box to  use the  stateful address. Clear the  check  box if  you do not  want to  use the  stateful address.
Click [OK].
Restart the machine.
Turn  OFF  the  machine, wait  for  at least  10 seconds,  and  turn  it back ON.
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