Your network name (SSID) is not appearing in the wireless setup wizard's site survey results.

Any of the following can cause this anomaly: 

• The Broadcast SSID setting is disabled on the wireless router/AP.
• The wireless router/AP resides on a different segment (subnet) of the network
• The MarkNet 802.11b/g print server is closer to a neighboring wireless router/AP than to your own. 
• You are trying to set up the printer while connected to your workplace VPN (virtual private network). This is not possible. 
• You are connecting to a 802.11N router and the router is set to N only mode.  You will have change the setting to mixed or b/g compatible mode.
• The AP radio is turned off and is actually not functioning at all. 

Step	Action	Illustration
1	Select I want to use a different configuration.
2	Scroll down the list of additional network names to try to find your SSID. Do you now see your network name?  If yes: -Select your network name, click Next, and follow the remaining  installation steps. If no: -Select I want to use a different network name, and click Next.
3	Select or manually enter the following: -Network Name (SSID) -Channel (Auto recommended) NOTE:  Ad hoc is channel-specific.  Make sure to input the correct channel for ad hoc connections Wireless mode (infrastructure or ad hoc) When finished, click Next. IMPORTANT: The SSID is case-sensitive and spacing-sensitive.  Extra spaces are often overlooked.
4	Select a security protocol and click Next.
5	Select a security/network key or passphrase, and click Next.
6	Confirm the SSID, Channel, Wireless Mode, Security protocol, and Network Key, and then click Next.
7	Configuring Print Server will appear.

Lexmark MarkNet N4050e Wireless Router Table of Contents

If you need additional assistance, please contact Lexmark Technical Support.  NOTE: When calling for support, you will be asked for your printer or print server machine/model type and serial number.
Please call from near the router, computer and printer in case the technician on the phone asks you to perform a task involving one or all of these devices.