Hint

• A maximum of 6 SSIDs of wireless LAN devices are automatically registered.
• Connection between the unit and a registered SSID is established automatically.
• To unregister an SSID, press [Forget] on the information screen of the wireless LAN device.

Note

• If you cannot connect to the above-mentioned address, see whether a proxy has been set up. If a proxy has been set up, remove the checkmark. If you still cannot connect, disconnect the LAN cable from the computer.
• When using at home, an Internet connection and wireless LAN router are required.
• When using outside the home, check the wireless LAN situation of the location through the public wireless LAN service provider’s website, etc. Using such services may require a separate contract with the service provider.
• Connection to all public wireless LAN services is not assured.
• Wireless LAN exchanges information by radio wave, allowing easy access within the communication range. Consequently, if security settings are not made, there is a risk that a third party on the same network could maliciously access (hack into) your unit. Setting security is your decision and responsibility, and is strongly recommended.
• It may take time to establish connection, or connection may not be established, depending on the usage environment.
• It is not possible to connect to any wireless LAN device with a hidden SSID.