Kodak 4 MP - Manual (Page 52)

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Using your camera with a Wi-Fi wireless network
■ If one or more wireless networks are available, the camera checks for network
profiles stored in the camera (see
page 46 ):
– If the settings of a profile match the settings for an available network, a
connection is made according to the profile order.
– If a matching profile is not on the camera, the camera screen lists the
available networks. Select the network you want to connect to.
For each network on the list:
Connection type is designated with either (Infrastructure)
or (Ad Hoc).
The presence of a padlock, , indicates the network requires a
security key.
Relative signal strength is indicated by the number of escalating bars,
. Green bars indicate a connection to the network.
If prompted, enter a security key code for the network. (Ask the network
administrator for this information if it is unavailable.)
When a connection is made, the wireless network status light glows steady
green.
■ If a wireless network is not available or you are unable to connect:
– You may be out of the signal range. Move within range.
– The network may not be broadcasting it’s SSID or network name, so it does
not appear as an available network on your camera. Set up a profile on
your camera to match the network settings (see
page 46 ) and try again.
– Network settings may not match the settings in any of the profiles in your
camera. Set up a profile on your camera to match the network settings (see
page 46 ) and try again.
For more information, visit www.kodak.com/go/wifisupport or www.wi-fi.org .