Canon Network Router MG5320 User Manual
Connecting to the Wireless Network
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If you don't know your Access Point / Router name or SSID*, or the Passphrase or Network key for your wireless network, you can find this
information during Standard setup using the Setup CD-ROM or the downloaded file (Mini Master Setup).
*The terms 'SSID' and 'AccessPoint / Router' refer to a name used to identify the specific Access Point or Router. "Passphrase' and 'Network
Key' refer to a password required to prevent unauthorized access to communication.
Look for the Confirm the access point name or the Confirm the network key (automatic display) buttons during the setup procedure.
information during Standard setup using the Setup CD-ROM or the downloaded file (Mini Master Setup).
*The terms 'SSID' and 'AccessPoint / Router' refer to a name used to identify the specific Access Point or Router. "Passphrase' and 'Network
Key' refer to a password required to prevent unauthorized access to communication.
Look for the Confirm the access point name or the Confirm the network key (automatic display) buttons during the setup procedure.
Clicking either of these buttons will give the needed information. On a Mac OS X system you may need to click 'Allow' on one or more
windows after clicking either of the above buttons. See example below of the Wireless Lan Setup Information window. (appearance varies
depending on Operating System). Use the provided information when selecting the Access Point / Router and for entering the Network
Key (Steps 4-2 and 4-4 on the previous page).
windows after clicking either of the above buttons. See example below of the Wireless Lan Setup Information window. (appearance varies
depending on Operating System). Use the provided information when selecting the Access Point / Router and for entering the Network
Key (Steps 4-2 and 4-4 on the previous page).