Network Guide Using Product via Network Note: ❏ The access point mode does not provide a communication function between devices that are connected to the product using this feature. ❏ If you want to release access point mode, disable Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi Direct from the printer's control panel. ❏ If you cannot connect to the product because the maximum number of connectable devices has been exceeded, disconnect one of the devices from your product’s SSID (DIRECT-xxxxxxxx). If you do not know which devices are currently connected, you can disconnect all devices from your product by changing the password from the product’s control panel. Note that this will disconnect all devices.
To reconnect a device that was disconnected using this procedure, make network settings again. Peer-to-peer mode When the product is running in peer-to-peer mode (Wi-Fi Direct mode), the Wi-Fi Direct peer-to-peer mode icon is displayed on the product's screen. The shape and location of the icon varies depending on the model. For more details, see the product's on-screen Help or documentation. The connection specifications are as follows: ❏ Number of concurrent connections: 1 ❏ Security: WPA2-PSK (AES) ❏ Standard: 802.11g Note: ❏ While a network is connected using peer-to-peer mode, any other network connections are disconnected.
As a result, Epson Connect and other functions to access the product using the Internet are disabled too. ❏ When the product is connected with peer-to-peer mode, product firmware update is not available. ❏ If you want to release connection, disconnect the product from your device. The product reconnects previous network. Ad Hoc mode In Ad Hoc mode, the product and computer communicate wirelessly without using an access point. First, set the computer’s Ad Hoc settings (SSID) to connect using Ad Hoc mode. For Windows: Insert your product’s software disc into your computer, and then follow the on-screen instructions. “Windows” on page 7 . For Mac OS X:
Make the network settings using EpsonNet Setup. “Mac OS X” on page 9 15