Displays the current status of the following items:

• Wired LAN status
• Wireless LAN status
• Channel
• MAC address
• Signal strength
• IPv6 address list

• Network settings on power on

  Specify the network settings on power on (for models with both wired and wireless LAN).

• Enable Wired LAN and disable Wi-Fi (infrastructure mode) when using Charging Cradle

  This setting will override any machine configuration that is set on the device.

• Network mode

  Specify the network mode option.

• SSID (Network Name)

  Clicking Search displays the available SSIDs in a separate dialog box.

• Authentication method/Inner authentication method/Encryption mode

  The supported encryption modes for the authentication methods are shown in the table below.

  Authentication method	Encryption mode
  Open System	None / WEP
  Shared Key	WEP
  WPA3-SAE	AES
  WPA/WPA2-PSK/WPA3-SAE	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-FAST/NONE	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-FAST/MS-CHAPv2	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-FAST/GTC	TKIP+AES / AES
  PEAP/MS-CHAPv2	TKIP+AES / AES
  PEAP/GTC	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-TTLS/CHAP	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-TTLS/MS-CHAP	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-TTLS/MS-CHAPv2	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-TTLS/PAP	TKIP+AES / AES
  EAP-TLS	TKIP+AES / AES

  

  To specify higher level security settings: When performing certificate verification with EAP-FAST, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, or EAP-TLS authentication methods, the certificate cannot be specified from the BRConfiguration Tool. After the device is configured to connect to the network, specify the certificate by accessing the device from a web browser. Installation of the authentication certificate can also be performed with the BRConfiguration Tool by going to the Security tab.
• Wep key

  You can specify a setting only when WEP is selected as the encryption mode.

• Passphrase

  You can specify a setting only when WPA/WPA2-PSK/WPA3-SAE is selected as the authentication method.

• User id/Password

  You can specify settings only when EAP-FAST, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, or EAP-TLS is selected as the authentication method. With EAP-TLS, it is not necessary to register a password.

• Client certificate

  When EAP-TLS is selected, a client certificate must be registered. To register a certificate, connect to the device from a web browser and select the certificate.

• Server certificate verification

  Select the server certificate verification option.

• Server id

  You can enter the server ID only when the Server certificate verification is set to Server id.

• Boot method

  Select the AUTO, BOOTP, DHCP, RARP, or STATIC option.

• IP address/Node name/Subnet mask/Gateway

  Specify the various networking values. You can enter these settings only when the IP address is set to STATIC.

• Enable Apipa

  Sets APIPA on or off.

• Boot tries

  Specify the number of times the device attempts to obtain network settings during startup using the selected Boot Method.

• TCP timeout

  Specify the TCP response wait time before timeout.

• RARP Boot setting : No subnet mask

  Specify the RARP Boot setting. When enabled, no subnet mask is used during IP address acquisition via RARP.

• RARP Boot setting : No gateway

  Specify the RARP Boot setting. When enabled, no gateway address is used during IP address acquisition via RARP.

• DNS server method

  Select the AUTO or STATIC option.

• Primary DNS Server IP adress/Secondary DNS server IP adress

  You can enter these settings only when the DNS server is set to STATIC.

• Gateway timeout

  Specify the gateway response wait time before timeout.

• IPv6 usage

  Enables IPv6 communication.

• Prioritize IPv6 address

  Enables prioritization of IPv6 over IPv4.

• Static IPv6 address

  Specify a permanent IPv6 address.

• Enable this address

  Enables the specified static IPv6 address.

• Primary DNS Server IP adress/Secondary DNS server IP adress

  Specify the DNS server IPv6 addresses.

Configures IEEE 802.1x authentication.

• Wired 802.1x Status

  Enable or disable IEEE 802.1x authentication for wired network.

• Authentication method

  Select the authentication method.

• Inner authentication method

  Select the inner authentication method.

• User id/Password

  You can specify settings only when EAP-MD5, EAP-FAST, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, or EAP-TLS is selected as the authentication method. With EAP-TLS, it is not necessary to register a password.

• Client certificate

  When EAP-TLS is selected, a client certificate must be registered. To register a certificate, connect to the device from a web browser and select the certificate.

• Server certificate verification

  Select the server certificate verification option.

• Server id

  You can enter the server ID only when the Server certificate verification is set to Server id.

Displays the current status of the following items:

• Wireless Direct status
• Device name
• IP address
• Connected clients
• Signal strength

• Network settings on power on

  Specify the network settings on power on (for models with both wired and wireless LAN).

• SSID/Network key generation

  Select the AUTO or STATIC option.

• SSID(Network name)/Network key

  Specify the SSID (25 ASCII characters or fewer) and the network key (63 characters or fewer) you want to use in the Wireless Direct mode.

  

  • The default SSID and password are as follows:

    • SSID: "DIRECT-(serial number's last 5 digits)_(your model name)"
    • Password: ********

      where ******** is the eight-digit Wireless Direct password indicated on the label on the bottom or inside the device.

• Channel

  Specify the channel to use for the Wireless Direct mode.

Displays the current status of the following items:

• Bluetooth address

• Bluetooth on power on

  Specify the Bluetooth settings on power on.

• Device name

  You can enter the device name.

• Bluetooth mode

  Select the control mode when Bluetooth is enabled.

• Visible to other devices

  Allows the device to be discovered by other Bluetooth devices.

• PIN code

  Enter the PIN code.

• Pairing requires user confirmation on printer

  If this is enabled when using Classic Bluetooth mode, it is necessary to perform additional device button operations when pairing with devices running Bluetooth 2.1 or later.

• Auto re-pairing

  Sets whether to automatically reconnect to a previously connected Apple device (iPad, iPhone or iPod touch).

• Minimum security mode

  Select the minimum security level when using the Only Low Energy mode.

• Pairing requires user confirmation on printer

  If this is enabled when using the Only Low Energy mode, it is necessary to perform additional device button operations when pairing with Low Energy compatible devices.

• AirPrint

  Enable or disable AirPrint functionality. If needed, specify the halftone method and enter the latitude, longitude, and device name for device identification.

• Latitude/Longitude

  Specify the latitude and longitude coordinates of the device's physical location.

• Halftone

  Specify the halftone method.

• Printer name

  You can enter the device name.

• Proxy server address

  Type the Proxy server address.

• Port:

  Specify the port number used to access the Proxy server.

• User name:

  Type a user name that has permission to log in to the Proxy server.

• Password:

  Type the password associated with the user name you entered in the User name: field.

• SNMP v1/v2c mode settings

  Specify the SNMP mode used for device communication.

• Get:

  Type the community name used for SNMP Get operations.

• Set:

  Type the community name used for SNMP Set operations.

• User name:

  Type the user name used for SNMPv3 authentication.

• Authentication method

  Specify the authentication protocol used for SNMPv3 communication.

• Authentication password:

  Type the password used for SNMPv3 authentication.

• Privacy password:

  Type the password used to encrypt SNMPv3 communication.

• Context name:

  Type the SNMPv3 context name used for access control.

• Synchronization status

  Confirm the latest synchronization status.

• SNTP server method

  Select the AUTO or STATIC option.

• Primary SNTP server address/Secondary SNTP server address

  Type the server's address (up to 255 characters).

  The secondary SNTP server's address is used as a backup to the primary SNTP server's address. If the primary server is unavailable, the machine will contact the secondary SNTP server.

• Primary SNTP server port/Secondary SNTP server port

  Type the port number (1-65535).

  The secondary SNTP server port is used as a backup to the primary SNTP server port. If the primary port is unavailable, the machine will contact the secondary SNTP port.

• Synchronization intervals

  Type the number of hours between server synchronisation attempts (1-24 hours).

• Web services

  Enable or disable web services used for device communication and remote access.

• Web services name

  Specify the device name used for identification in web services.

• Web Based Management (Web server)

  Enable or disable the embedded web server for device management via a browser.

• LPD

  Enable or disable LPD protocol for network printing.

• Raw port

  Enable or disable the Raw protocol for direct network printing using a specified port.

• IPP

  Enable or disable IPP for remote printing.

• FTP server

  Enable or disable FTP server for file transfer.

• FTP client

  Enable or disable FTP client to send files to an FTP server.

• TFTP

  Enable or disable TFTP for simple file transfers.

• mDNS

  Enable or disable mDNS for device discovery on local networks.

• LLMNR

  Enable or disable LLMNR for name resolution in local networks.

Displays a list of certificates imported from Certificate Authorities (CAs).

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  Imports new certificates.

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  Deletes selected certificates.

Displays a list of imported client certificates.

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  Imports new certificates and private keys. If the file is encrypted, you must enter the password.

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  Deletes selected certificates.