Connect HLL3270CDW to a wireless computer - Macintosh

Learn how to connect your Brother HL-L3270CDW color laser printer to a wireless computer using Macintosh OS X in this video tutorial. Models covered: Brother HLL3270CDW This video is for Macintosh users, for Windows the version click: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL82zIysjGo For more videos, tutorials, and FAQs visit our support site at: https://ift.tt/KVp7Rt Quick Links / Table of Contents: Models Covered 00:09 Download the software 00:19 Running the Installer software 00:25 Alternate connection methods 00:58 Enable Wireless window 01:15 Failed to Connect window 01:42 Locate SSID and Network Key 01:59 Machine touchscreen 02:06 Continue setup with the Installer 3:23 Enter password 03:48 CUPS driver 04:00 iPrint&Scan install 4:18 Transcript: Welcome. Today we're going to connect your brother HL-L3270CDW laser printer to a wireless computer using the setup wizard This video will cover multiple models and operating systems even though your machine may not match the model on the screen the overall process will be the same. Download the full driver and software package from www.brother-usa.com. Navigate to your installation file and double click to begin installation. Double click on the Driver Download or Start Here icon Click on “Open” Click “Next”. Select Wireless Network Connection and then click “Next” When the “Detecting existing wireless network settings” window appears verify your Network Name and click “Next” In most cases the setup wizard will be able to automatically apply your wireless settings and connect your machine to the network. If for some reason the setup wizard was unable to automatically connect your machine, you will be prompted to try alternate methods of connection. The next section of this video will cover those alternate methods. If the Enable Wireless window opens you will need to go to the touchscreen of your Brother machine Press the WiFi icon, then select WLAN Assistant Now press “OK” Your Brother machine will now retrieve the network settings from your computer If you receive a Failed to Connect message click “Next.” When prompted for a USB cable select “No”…and then click next Click on “Checked and confirmed and then click “Next” Locate your SSID or Network name and your Network Key. These can typically be found on the bottom of your router. Now go to the touchscreen of your Brother machine Press the WiFi Icon on the touchscreen Select “Setup Wizard” from the option list. Please note that if your network is set to hide the network name you will have to manually add your network name. Select your SSID or Network Name and press “OK” Enter your Network Key using the touchscreen. Confirm that your Network Key is correct …and press “OK” Once the wireless connection is made press “OK” On your computer click “Next” Now click “Checked and confirmed” and then Click “Next” Once your machine is connected to your wireless network, you can continue with the setup process Select your Brother machine from the list and click “Next” When the driver installer window opens, click “Continue” Familiarize yourself with the environmental impacts of your Brother machine and click “Continue” Click “Continue” Click “Agree” to accept the license agreement Click “Install” If prompted, enter your password and click “Install Software” Click on “Close” Click “Add Printer.” Choose your machine from the list. From the "Use" dropdown, choose the Brother CUPS driver for full printing capabilities. Click “Add.” Click “Next.” When prompted, download the iPrint&Scan application from the App Store. You will need this app for advanced printing, scanning, and workflow functions. Once installation ends click “Next” Click “Next.” Now click “Close” Your installation is now complete For more Tutorials, FAQ's and Videos, visit us at brother-usa.com/support Thank you for choosing Brother Customers also searched: Brother HL L3270CDW Macintosh wireless Brother HL L3270CDW Macintosh setup wizard An official Brother printer support resource https://ift.tt/2xnQFJK Brother Office September 19, 2018 at 09:13AM