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I have been on previous about connecting my Brother DCP-055W printer wirelessly, and had no success with suggestions. I had a printout emerge stating that I have no connection method to WPS orAOSS on WLAN router.
This router was supplied by TalkTalk and I have no probLems with it ever!
It is in the proper Htz range.
I am not sufficiently Comp. or router minded, so any assistance would be great.
This router was supplied by TalkTalk and I have no probLems with it ever!
It is in the proper Htz range.
I am not sufficiently Comp. or router minded, so any assistance would be great.
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OK, I'm assuming . . . (a) that the 'DCP-055W' in your post should actually be 'DCP-7055W) ; and (b) the you're trying to connect from new. (i.e. that the printer hasn't previously been used with a wired connection. If it has, there's a 'resetting' task that would need to be carried out first). The first thing to do is to ensure that you've installed the printer...
17:28 Fri 29th May 2020
. . . or, simpler, please can you just say whether or not there's a WPS button on your router? It will either be labelled 'WPS' or it will have a symbol (somewhat similar to a recycling logo) like this one:
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If you've got a WPS button on your router, connecting it to your printer should be straightforward enough. If you haven't. it will be a bit more fiddly.
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If you've got a WPS button on your router, connecting it to your printer should be straightforward enough. If you haven't. it will be a bit more fiddly.
OK, I'm assuming . . .
(a) that the 'DCP-055W' in your post should actually be 'DCP-7055W) ; and
(b) the you're trying to connect from new. (i.e. that the printer hasn't previously been used with a wired connection. If it has, there's a 'resetting' task that would need to be carried out first).
The first thing to do is to ensure that you've installed the printer software onto your computer.
With your printer within wireless range of your router and turned on, press the 'Menu' button.
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '3. Network' on the display.
Press 'OK'.
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '2. WLAN'.
Press 'OK'
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '3. WPS/AOSS'.
When 'WLAN Enable ?' is displayed, press the 'Up' button to choose 'On'.
When 'Start WPS/AOSS on your wireless access point/router' appears, press the WPS button on your router. (NB: You might need to press AND HOLD the button for a few seconds. With most routers a light will start flashing to let you know that your request to start a connection has been accepted).
Pres 'OK' on your printer.
Hopefully you'll get a message telling you that the connection has been made.
NB AGAIN! Having typed all of that lot out, the more I think about it the more I'm convincing myself that your error up until now has been in only pressing the WPS button BRIEFLY on your router, rather than pressing and HOLDING it (until a light illuminates or starts flashing). That would explain why your printer hasn't 'seen' the connection message arriving.
Good luck!
(a) that the 'DCP-055W' in your post should actually be 'DCP-7055W) ; and
(b) the you're trying to connect from new. (i.e. that the printer hasn't previously been used with a wired connection. If it has, there's a 'resetting' task that would need to be carried out first).
The first thing to do is to ensure that you've installed the printer software onto your computer.
With your printer within wireless range of your router and turned on, press the 'Menu' button.
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '3. Network' on the display.
Press 'OK'.
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '2. WLAN'.
Press 'OK'
Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to get to '3. WPS/AOSS'.
When 'WLAN Enable ?' is displayed, press the 'Up' button to choose 'On'.
When 'Start WPS/AOSS on your wireless access point/router' appears, press the WPS button on your router. (NB: You might need to press AND HOLD the button for a few seconds. With most routers a light will start flashing to let you know that your request to start a connection has been accepted).
Pres 'OK' on your printer.
Hopefully you'll get a message telling you that the connection has been made.
NB AGAIN! Having typed all of that lot out, the more I think about it the more I'm convincing myself that your error up until now has been in only pressing the WPS button BRIEFLY on your router, rather than pressing and HOLDING it (until a light illuminates or starts flashing). That would explain why your printer hasn't 'seen' the connection message arriving.
Good luck!
Thanks for all your effort Buenchico. I did mistype the model and should have been 7055 as you say. Printer now connected and printed out Connection OK message, unfortunately it is not picking up my IPhone6 as when I try to print out it comes up on the phone stating no air printer found!
I followed your good instructions to the letter.
I followed your good instructions to the letter.
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