U
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USB
Serial interface designed to enable you to "hot-swap" devices, i.e., by plugging and unplugging them
without turning off the power.
W
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WEP/WEP Key
An encryption method employed by IEEE 802.11. Shared security key used to encrypt and decrypt
data sent over wireless networks. This printer supports key length of 64 bits or 128 bits, key format of
ASCII code or Hexadecimal, and key number of 1 to 4.
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Wi-Fi
International association that certifies interoperability of wireless LAN products based on the IEEE
802.11 specification.
This machine is a Wi-Fi authorized product.
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Wireless LAN
A network that, instead of being connected by physical wires, is connected by a wireless technology,
such as Wi-Fi.
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WPA
Security framework announced by the Wi-Fi Alliance in October 2002. The security has been
strengthened more than WEP.
◦ Authentication
WPA defines the following authentication methods: WPA Personal that can be used without an
authentication server, plus WPA Enterprise that do require an authentication server.
This machine supports WPA Personal.
◦ Passphrase
This encrypted key is used to perform WPA Personal authentication.
The passphrase should be a string of 8 to 63 alphanumeric characters or a 64-digit hexadecimal
value.
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WPA2
Security framework released by the Wi-Fi Alliance in September 2004 as a later version of WPA.
Provides a stronger encryption mechanism through Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
◦ Authentication
WPA2 defines the following authentication methods: WPA2 Personal that can be used without an
authentication server, plus WPA2 Enterprise that do require an authentication server.
This machine supports WPA2 Personal.
◦ Passphrase
This encrypted key is used to perform WPA2 Personal authentication.
The passphrase should be a string of 8 to 63 alphanumeric characters or a 64-digit hexadecimal
value.
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Summary of Contents for MG2900 Series
Page 61: ...61...
Page 81: ...Safety Guide Safety Precautions Regulatory and Safety Information 81...
Page 87: ...Main Components and Basic Operations Main Components About the Power Supply of the Machine 87...
Page 88: ...Main Components Front View Rear View Inside View Operation Panel 88...
Page 101: ...Loading Paper Originals Loading Paper Loading Originals 101...
Page 113: ...Printing Area Printing Area Other Sizes than Letter Legal Envelopes Letter Legal Envelopes 113...
Page 118: ...Loading Originals Loading Originals on the Platen Glass Originals You Can Load 118...
Page 122: ...Replacing a FINE Cartridge Replacing a FINE Cartridge Checking the Ink Status 122...
Page 127: ...Important Check if the FINE cartridge is installed correctly 127...
Page 179: ...Information about Network Connection Useful Information about Network Connection 179...
Page 233: ...Information in this guide is subject to change without notice 233...
Page 235: ...Printing Printing from a Computer Printing from a Digital Camera 235...
Page 262: ...Adjusting Color Balance Adjusting Brightness Adjusting Intensity Adjusting Contrast 262...
Page 300: ...Copying Making Copies Basic Switching the Page Size between A4 and Letter 300...
Page 304: ...Scanning Scanning from a Computer 304...
Page 337: ...Defaults You can restore the settings in the displayed screen to the default settings 337...
Page 347: ...Defaults You can restore the settings in the displayed screen to the default settings 347...
Page 419: ...Problems with Printing Quality Print Results Not Satisfactory Ink Is Not Ejected 419...
Page 436: ...Problems with Scanning Problems with Scanning Scan Results Not Satisfactory 436...
Page 503: ...5B00 Cause Printer error has occurred Action Contact the service center 503...
Page 504: ...5B01 Cause Printer error has occurred Action Contact the service center 504...