Setting up a TP-Link wifi Router for use with a MFD
Connect to the TP-Links self-created Wifi network, the SSID (eg. TP-Link_7774) and Wireless Password (eg. 69749285) is found on the bottom of your TP-Link box.
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Open a web browser and go to http://tplinkwifi.net
If you are prompted for a password, the default username is admin and the password is admin (all lower case).
Enter the ‘Quick Setup’ menu and choose Next
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Leave the password unchanged and click Next
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Choose ‘Client’ as the operation mode and click Next
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The available WiFi’s should appear, choose ‘Connect’ next to the WiFi you want to connect to.
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Enter the WiFi password and click Next
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Leave the settings as ‘Smart IP (DHCP)’ this will receive the IP address from the network and pass it onto the MFD. Click Next
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Click Finish – you may need to scroll down the page a little to see the Finish button. The TP-Link will restart (30 seconds) and should connect automatically to the WiFi network. If there are any problems, reset the TP-Link by pushing a paper click into the reset hold on the TP-Link for around 10 seconds (the light will stop flashing as you do so).
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