Setting up your Wireless Printer
Most modern printers allow you to print wirelessly over your home Wi-Fi network. These are simple to configure.
1. Make sure that Wireless Printing is enabled on your printer.
2. Turn on your printer and use the Menu to access the Wireless Printing settings
3. Make sure your printer is in range of your router
4. Select your Gigapeak network from the list and enter your Gigapeak SSID and password (emailed to you on the first day of your service)
Your printer manufacturer will have a manual with detailed instructions on how to connect to your wifi network. Like when using other devices, we would recommend using 5G when close to the router and 2G when further away to maximise your internet service.
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