Dell V505w User Manual

Dell™ V505 User's Guide

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1. Double-click the icon on your desktop.

2. Visit Dell's website, or order Dell printer supplies by phone.

www.dell.com/supplies

For the best service, make sure you have the Dell printer Service Tag available.

Finding Information Understanding the Software About Your Printer Wireless Networking Understanding the Operator Panel

Menus Loading Paper and Originals Changing the Setup Settings Using

Printing Maintenance Printing From a Memory Card or

USB Key Copying Specifications Scanning Appendix Faxing Licensing Notice

Peer-to-Peer Networking

the Printer

Troubleshooting

Notes, Notices, and Cautions

NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your printer.

NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the

problem.

CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.

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Model V505

June 2008 SRV F806C Rev. A00

Finding Information

What are you looking for? Find it here

How to set up my printer Setting Up Your Printer poster

How to load printable media into my printer How to perform basic Printing, Copying, Scanning, and Faxing tasks How to set up the internal wireless adapter How to contact Dell™

Safety information for preparing to operate my printer Regulatory information Warranty information

Owner's Manual

NOTE: The Owner's Manual may not be available in your country

or region.

Product Information Guide

Supported paper types and sizes How to select and store print media How to load printable media into my printer How to configure printer settings How to view and print documents and photos from memory cards and USB keys How to set up and use printer software How to set up and configure the internal wireless adapter How to care for and maintain my printer How to troubleshoot and solve problems

Software and Drivers—Certified drivers for my printer and installers for Dell printer software Readme files—Last-minute technical changes, or advanced technical reference material for experienced users or technicians

NOTE: The Product Information Guide may not be available in

your country or region.

User's Guide

NOTE: Your User's Guide is located on the Drivers and Utilities

CD or on the Web at

Drivers and Utilities CD

support.dell.com.

NOTE: If you purchased your Dell computer and printer at the

same time, documentation and drivers for your printer are already installed on your computer.

How to identify your printer when you use

support.dell.com or contact support

How to find the Express Service Code to direct your call when contacting support

Solutions—Troubleshooting hints and tips, frequently asked questions, documentation, driver downloads, and product upgrades Upgrades—Upgrade information for components, such as memory, the network cards, and optional equipment Customer Care—Contact information, service call and order status, warranty, and repair information

Supplies for my printer Accessories for my printer Replacement ink and parts for my printer

Service Tag and Express Code Stickers These labels are located on your printer. For more information

about their location, see

Dell Support Website—

NOTE: Select your region or business segment to view the

appropriate support site.

Dell Printer Supplies Website—www.dell.com/supplies You can purchase printer supplies online, by phone, or in select

retail stores.

Understanding the Printer Parts.

support.dell.com

Understanding the Software

Using the Dell Imaging Toolbox Using Printing Preferences Using the Dell Fax Solutions Software Using the Dell Service Center Dell Ink Management System

Installing the Adobe® Photoshop® Album Manually Installing the Optional XPS Driver

The printer software includes:

Dell Imaging Toolbox– Allows you to perform various scan, copy, fax and print operations with newly scanned and previously saved documents and images.

Printing Preferences– Allows you to adjust printer settings.

Dell Service Center– Provides step-by-step troubleshooting help, maintenance tasks, and customer support.

Dell Ink Management System™– Warns you when your printer is running low on ink.

Adobe® Photoshop® Album Starter Edition– Allows you to view, manage, and edit photos stored on your

computer.

Dell Toolbar– Allows you to print black or text-only Windows documents to save ink, and scan photos and edit scanned text.

Using the Dell Imaging Toolbox

The Dell Imaging Toolbox allows you to:

Scan, copy, fax, and use a variety of tools for your printing needs.

Select the quantity and quality of your copies.

Preview images you want to print, scan, copy, or fax.

Manage photos in a digital photo album.

E-mail scanned documents and photos.

Transfer photos from a camera or memory card.

Check ink levels.

Order supplies online.

To access the Dell Imaging Toolbox:

1. In Windows Vista™:

a. Click

® All Programs.

b. Click Dell Printers.

c. Click Dell V505.

In Windows

XP and Windows 2000:

Click Start® Programs or All Programs® Dell Printers® Dell V505.

2. Select Dell Imaging Toolbox.

The Dell Imaging Toolbox dialog box opens.

The Dell Imaging Toolbox Home screen has the following sections:

From this

Click To

section:

Your Scanner Scan

Initiate a scan job. Select the program where you want to send the scanned image. Select the type of image being scanned. Select a quality setting for your scan.

Copy

Fax

Photos My Photo Album

Create copies. Select the quality and color of your copies. Select a quality setting for your copies. Specify the blank paper size. Specify the size of the original document being copied. Lighten or darken your copies (this can also be accomplished using the operator panel). Resize your copies.

Send a fax. Adjust speed dial list. Customize fax settings. View and edit phonebook. View and edit cover page. View and print fax activity reports.

Manage saved photos in a photo album. Print saved photos. Create photo greeting cards. Create posters from saved photos. Attach a saved photo to e-mail messages.

The Print dialog box opens.

Convert saved photos to PDF.

Activities

Transfer Photos Transfer photos from a camera or memory card.

Resize an image. Edit pictures. Scan multiple photos. Convert a scanned document to text using OCR. Scan multiple images into a single file. Print an image as a multi-page poster. Print borderless photos.

Scan Multiple Photos

Print Borderless Photos

Settings Print Settings Adjust printer settings such as the quality, number of copies, paper source, and

Toolbox Settings

Network Settings

Wireless Setup Wizard

Fax Settings Send a fax, view and edit phonebook and cover pages, print fax activity reports, and

For more information, click the Help icon in the Dell Imaging Toolbox.

Scan several photos at one time, and save them as individual files.

Print photos without borders.

orientation of your scan and copy jobs. Adjust toolbox settings for scanning, file transfer, e-mail, Library, and others.

Enable peer-to-peer networking. Show or hide error messages from network print jobs. Select type of printer sharing over the network. Change PC name and PIN for network scanning.

Launch the Wireless Setup Wizard which allows you to configure the wireless connection.

customize fax settings.

Using Printing Preferences

You can change your printer settings in Printing Preferences depending on the type of project you want to create. To access Printing Preferences when a document is open:

1. Click File® Print.

2. Click Preferences, Properties, Options, or Setup (depending on the program or operating system).

The Printing Preferences dialog box opens.

To access Printing Preferences when a document is not open:

1. In Windows Vista:

a. Click

b. Click Hardware and Sound.

c. Click Printers.

In Windows XP, click Start® Settings® Control Panel® Printers and Other Hardware® Printers and Faxes. In Windows 2000, click Start® Settings® Printers.

2. Right-click the Dell V505 icon.

3. Click Printing Preferences.

NOTE: Changes made to the printer settings from the Printers folder become the default settings for most

programs.

The Printing Preferences dialog box has three sections:

Tab Options Print Setup Quality/Speed — Select Automatic, Draft, Normal, or Photo depending on your desired output quality.

® Control Panel.

Draft is the fastest option but should not be selected if you have a photo cartridge installed. Media Type — Allows you to set the paper type manually, or have the printer detect the paper type

automatically. Paper Size — Select the size of your paper. Print in black and white — Print your color images in black and white to save the ink in your color

cartridge.

NOTE: You cannot select this setting if you have selected Use Color Cartridge for all Black Printing.

Borderless — Select the check box if you want to print borderless photos. Orientation — Select how the document is arranged on the printed page. You can print using portrait or

landscape orientation. Envelope — Select the check box if you want to print an envelope. The Paper Size area lists the envelope

sizes available for printing. Copies — Customize how the printer prints several copies of a single print job: Collated, Normal, or

Print Last Page First.

Advanced 2-sided printing — Select this to print on both sides of the paper. Select from Automatic, Manual, or

Print Duplex. Extend dry time — Select this option if you notice ink is smeared on the bottom of the pages of your

duplex print jobs. This allows the ink on the paper to dry before the duplex unit feeds it back into the printer, and prints on the other side.

NOTE: You will need to wait a few seconds longer for your duplex jobs to finish if you turn this feature

on. Layout — Select Normal, Banner, Mirror, N-up, Poster, Booklet, or Borderless. Automatic Image Sharpening — Automatically select the best image-sharpening level based on image

content. Dell Customer Experience Improvement Program — Allows you to access information about, and change

your status in, the Dell Customer Experience Improvement Program. More Options — Allows you to specify Appearance Mode and Complete-A-Print settings. You can also

view the paper type that the printer detects.

Maintenance Install Ink Cartridges

Clean Ink Cartridges Align Ink Cartridges Print a Test Page Network Support

Using the Dell Fax Solutions Software

The Dell Fax Solutions Software allows you to:

Send fax.

Click Send a new fax, and then follow the instructions on the computer screen.

Adjust other fax settings.

Click Adjust speed dial list and other fax settings to customize various fax settings.

View and manage your phonebook.

Click View phonebook to open the Phone book. You can add, edit, or delete contact and group information. You can also add a contact or group to your speed dial list.

View and customize cover page.

Click View cover pages to open the Cover Pages dialog. You can customize, add logos to, or choose from a variety of different ready-made cover pages for your fax.

View fax history.

Click View full activity log to see or print a detailed list of all fax activity.

Create a fax report.

Click Print activity report to see a detailed report of all fax activity. Click the Print icon to print your activity report.

To access the Dell Fax Solutions Software:

1. In Windows Vista:

a. Click

b. Click Dell Printers.

c. Click Dell V505.

In Windows XP and 2000:

Click Start® Programs or All Programs® Dell Printers® Dell V505.

2. Click Dell Fax Solutions.

® Programs.

The Dell Fax Solutions Software dialog box opens.

If your black ink cartridge is out of ink, you can choose to print black from the color ink cartridge (Process Black) by

Using the Dell Service Center

The Dell Service Center is a diagnostic tool that provides step-by-step troubleshooting help with problems encountered while using the printer. It also contains links to printer maintenance tasks and customer support.

To access the Dell Service Center, you can use either of these methods.

From an error message dialog box:

Click the For additional assistance, use the Dell Service Center link.

From the Start Menu:

1. In Windows Vista:

a. Click ® Programs.

b. Click Dell Printers.

c. Click Dell V505.

In Windows XP and Windows 2000:

Click Start® Programs or All Programs® Dell Printers® Dell V505.

2. Click Dell Service Center.

The Dell Service Center dialog box opens.

Dell Ink Management System

Each time you print a job, a printing progress screen appears, which shows the progress of the print job as well as the amount of ink remaining and the approximate number of pages remaining in the cartridge. The page counter is hidden during the first 50 pages of cartridge use, until printing habits are learned and a more accurate count can be given. The number of pages remaining changes as a result of the type of print jobs the printer completes.

When your ink cartridge levels are low, a Low Ink Warning appears on your screen when you try to print. This warning is displayed every time you print until you install a new ink cartridge. For more information, see

When one or both of your ink cartridges are empty, the Reserve Tank window appears on your screen when you try to print. If you continue printing, the print job may not print as you expect.

Replacing Ink Cartridges.

selecting Complete-A-Print before clicking the Continue Printing button. If you select Complete-A-Print and click

Continue Printing, Process Black is used for all black printing until the black cartridge is replaced, or the option is cleared from More Options, located on the Advanced tab of the Printing Preferences. The Reserve Tank dialog does not display again until after the low ink cartridge has been replaced. The Complete-A-Print check box is automatically reset when a new or different cartridge is installed.

If your color ink cartridge is out of ink, you can choose to print color documents in grayscale by selecting Complete-A- Print before clicking the Continue Printing button. If you select Complete-A-Print, and click Continue Printing, all color documents will print in black and white until the color cartridge is replaced or the option is cleared from More Options, located on the Advanced tab of the Printing Preferences. The Reserve Tank dialog does not display after the low ink cartridge has been replaced. The Complete-A-Print check box is automatically reset when a new or different cartridge is installed.

To adjust Complete-A-Print settings:

1. Click the Advanced tab.

2. Click More Options.

3. In the Complete-A-Print section, select either Use color cartridge for all black printing, or Use black cartridge to print in black and white to turn these features on or off.

4. Click OK.

Installing the Adobe® Photoshop® Album Manually

1. Insert the Drivers and Utilities CD.

2. In Windows Vista, click ® Computer.

In Windows XP, click Start® My Computer. In Windows 2000, double-click My Computer from your desktop.

3. Double-click the CD-ROM drive icon, and then double-click the Adobe folder.

4. Double-click Autoplay.exe.

5. Follow the instructions on your screen to complete the installation.

Installing the Optional XPS Driver

The XML Paper Specification (XPS) driver is an optional printer driver designed to make use of the advanced XPS color

b. Double-click Drivers, and then double-click PRINTER.

and graphics features that are only available for Windows Vista users. In order to use XPS features, you must install the XPS driver as an additional driver after you install your printer.

NOTE: Before installing the XPS driver, complete the steps on the Setting Up Your Printer poster to install the

printer on your computer.

NOTE: Before installing the XPS driver, you must install the Microsoft QFE Patch and extract the driver files from the

Drivers and Utilities CD. To install the patch, you must have administrator privileges on the computer.

To install the Microsoft QFE Patch and extract the driver:

1. Insert the Drivers and Utilities CD, and then click Cancel when the Setup Wizard appears.

2. Click

3. Double-click the CD-ROM drive icon, and then double-click Drivers.

4. Double-click xps, and then double-click setupxps.

XPS driver files are copied to your computer, and any required Microsoft XPS files are launched. Follow the instructions on the screen to finish installing the patch.

To install the driver:

1. Click

2. Under Hardware and Sound, click Printer, and then click Add a Printer.

3. From the Add Printer dialog box, choose one of the following:

® Computer.

® Control Panel.

If you are using a USB connection, make sure the USB cable is connected to the computer and printer, and then do the following:

a. Click Add a local printer.

b. From the Use an existing port: drop-down menu, select Virtual printer port for USB, and then

click Next.

If you are using an Ethernet or wireless connection, make sure the printer is connected to the network, and then do the following:

a. Click Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer.

b. Select your printer from the list.

c. If your printer is not in the list, click The printer that I want isn't listed.

d. Select Add a printer using a TCP/IP address or hostname, and then click Next.

e. To locate your printer IP address, print a Network Setup Page from the Network Setup menu under

the Setup menu on the printer.

f. Type your printer IP address in the Hostname or IP address: box, and then click Next.

4. Click Have disk.

The Install From Disk dialog box opens.

5. Click Browse, and then navigate to the XPS driver files on your computer:

a. Click Computer, and then double-click (C:).

c. Double-click the folder that has your printer model number, and then double-click Drivers.

d. Double-click xps, and then click Open.

e. From the Install From Disk dialog box, click OK.

6. Click Next on the following two dialog boxes.

For more information on the XPS driver, see the XPS readme file on the Drivers and Utilities CD. The file is located in the xps folder with the setupxps batch file (D:\Drivers\xps\readme).

About Your Printer

Understanding the Printer Parts Understanding the Operator Panel

You can use your printer to do a variety of things. A few important things to note:

If the printer is connected to a computer, you can use either the printer operator panel or the printer software to produce quality documents.

You do need to connect your printer to a computer to print, scan, or use the Save Photos to Computer function or the Office File mode.

You do not need to connect your printer to a computer to make photocopies, send faxes, or print from memory cards or a PictBridge-enabled camera.

NOTE: The printer (whether it is connected to a computer or not) must be connected to a telephone line before you

can send a fax.

NOTE: If you use a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) modem for your computer, you must install a DSL filter on the

telephone line attached to your computer. For information about DSL filters, contact your DSL Service Provider.

Understanding the Printer Parts

Number: Part: Description:

1 Paper guides Help the paper feed into the printer properly. 2 Paper support Supports loaded paper. 3 Foreign object guard Prevents small foreign objects from falling into the paper path. 4 ADF input tray Holds original documents. Use it to scan, copy, or fax multiple-page documents. 5 Top cover with

integrated ADF exit tray

6 Card reader light Indicates the card reader status. The light blinks to indicate that a memory card is

7 PictBridge port Connects PictBridge-enabled digital camera or a USB key to your printer. 8 Memory card slots Slots into which you insert a memory card containing digital photos. 9 Paper exit tray Holds the paper as it exits the printer.

10 Operator panel Controls copying, scanning, faxing, and printing. For more information, see

Top of the printer that holds document or photo flat while scanning. You can also pick up from here your original document after it has gone through the ADF.

being accessed.

NOTE: Pull the paper exit tray stop straight out to extend it.

Understanding the Operator Panel.

11 Scanner base unit Lift to gain access to the ink cartridges.

terminator for faxing to work correctly. You will not be able to use this port for additional devices

12 ADF paper guide Helps the paper feed into the ADF properly. 13 Automatic Document

Feeder (ADF)

Feeds original documents into the printer.

Number: Part: Description:

14 Ink cartridge carrier Holds two ink cartridges, one color ink and the other black or photo. 15 Express Service Code

16 Supplies Reorder

Label

17 Scanner glass Surface on which you place your document or photo face down to copy, scan, or fax

Identify your printer when you use support.dell.com or contact technical support. Enter the Express Service Code to direct your call when contacting technical support.

NOTE: The Express Service Code is not available in all countries.

To order ink cartridges or paper, visit

it.

www.dell.com/supplies.

Number: Part: Description:

18 PHONE

jack connector

—

( middle

connector)

Plugs additional devices, such as a data/fax modem, telephone, or answering machine. Remove the blue plug before use.

NOTE: If the phone communication is serial in your country (such as Germany, Sweden,

Denmark, Austria, Belgium, Italy, France, and Switzerland), you must remove the blue plug from the PHONE jack connector (

— upper connector), and then insert the supplied yellow

in these countries.

19 Fax

connector

lower

( connector)

20 USB

connector

21 Power

supply

22 Power

cord

23 Duplex

unit cover

24 Optional

Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150

Plugs in an active telephone line to send and receive faxes.

NOTE: Do not connect additional devices to the FAX connector (

not connect a DSL (digital subscriber line) or ISDN (integrated services digital network) to the printer without using a digital line filter.

Plugs in the USB cable (sold separately). The other end of the USB cable plugs into your computer.

Supplies power to the printer.

NOTE: The power supply is removable. When the power supply is removed from the printer, but

remains plugged into a power outlet, the power supply LED lights up to indicate that power is still present on the power supply.

NOTE: If the printer is powered off when unplugging, the printer will remain turned off when

plugged back in. Connects printer power supply to the power outlet in your home or office.

Covers the duplex unit. The duplex unit allows you to print on both sides of the paper automatically.

A networking device that you can purchase separately to set up your printer on a wireless network.

— lower connector), and do

25 Back

cover

Cover that you have to remove to install the Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150.

Understanding the Operator Panel

Number Use the: To:

1 Display View scanning, copying, faxing, and printing options as well as status and error messages. 2 Wi-Fi LED Check if Wi-Fi is activated:

Off indicates that the printer is not turned on. Orange indicates that the printer is ready for wireless connection, but not connected. Orange blinking indicates that the printer is configured but unable to communicate

with the wireless network.

Blue indicates that the printer is connected to a wireless network.

3 Error LED Check if there is an error. 4 Keypad Enter numerical data or text. 5 Pause

button

6 Power

button

7 Start

button

8 Right

arrow button

9 Select

button

10 Cancel

button

Insert a three-second pause in the number to be dialed to wait for an outside line or get through an automated answering system.

NOTE: Enter a pause only when you have already begun entering the number.

Turn your printer on or off.

NOTE: Press the Power button for more than three seconds to turn the printer off. Pressing

it for less than three seconds switches the printer to Power Saver mode.

NOTE: Pressing the Power button does not turn off your printer if a PictBridge camera with

an active session is inserted into the PictBridge port. Initiate a copy, scan, or fax.

Increase a numeric value option. Scroll through a list on the display.

Access the currently displayed menu. Select a menu option. Initiate a paper feed or paper eject by holding the button for three seconds.

Cancel a scan, print, or copy job in progress. Exit a menu without saving changes to the menu settings.

11 Left arrow

button

12 Back

button

Decrease a numeric value option. Scroll through a list on the display.

Return to the previous menu.

Wireless Networking

Minimum Requirements for Setup Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network

Using Ad Hoc Connection

Wireless Network Settings Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network

using Wi-Fi Protected Setup

Wireless Encryption Printing a Network Setup Page

Installing the Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150 Changing DHCP Settings

Configuring the Printer for an Ethernet Connection Changing Wireless Settings after Installation

Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network Using a Temporary USB Cable (recommended for most users)

NOTE: The Dell™ Internal Network Adapter 1150 may not be available in all regions. Check with your local Dell

Sales Representative to determine availability.

You can configure the adapter on a wireless network by:

Using ad hoc connection (ad hoc profile must first be created before ad hoc connection can be established)

Using a temporary USB cable (recommended for most users)

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (recommended for advanced users)

You can configure the adapter using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup in three ways:

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN Method

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Push Button on the Router's Web Page

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Physical Push Button on the Router

Minimum Requirements for Setup

The Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150

The Dell All-In-One Printer

An existing wireless network

The Drivers and Utilities CD that shipped with your printer

A computer running one of the following operating systems:

Windows Vista™

Microsoft® Windows® XP

Microsoft Windows 2000

Wireless Network Settings

Some wireless network settings may be needed to configure the adapter that has been installed in the printer. Here are

2. Remove the back cover.

some of the settings that you may need:

Network Name, also known as SSID (Service Set ID)

BSS (Basic Service Set) Type (the type of wireless network you use—Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure)

NOTE: Infrastructure is the default wireless network type for WPS-enabled printers.

Wireless Channel Number

Network Authentication and encryption type

Security Key(s)

NOTE: To see your current network settings, print a network setup page or call your service provider or router

company for more information. For help on printing a network setup page, see

Printing a Network Setup Page.

Wireless Encryption

WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) is the default security for printers with Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS). The following security types are supported for WPS-enabled printers:

No security

WPA with 128-bit TKIP encryption engine

WPA2 with 128-bit AES-CCMP encryption engine

A WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) pre-shared key is like a password and must meet the following criteria:

If you are using Hexadecimal characters, valid keys are 64 characters long.

If you are using ASCII, valid keys are at least 8 characters long.

Installing the Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150

1. Turn off your printer, and then unplug the power cable from the wall outlet.

NOTICE: Failure to unplug the printer can cause damage to your printer and adapter.

NOTICE: Wireless cards are easily damaged by static electricity. Touch a metal object before you touch the

adapter.

3. Remove the Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150 from the packaging.

Callout Item

1 Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150 2 USB cable 3 MAC address label 4 Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150 Installation Guide

4. Attach the MAC address label to the back of your printer.

5. Insert the adapter into the back of the printer until it clicks into place.

You are now ready to configure your adapter to work on your wireless network.

Removing and Reinstalling the Adapter

If your adapter is not functioning properly, you might need to remove the adapter and reinstall it.

NOTE: The following instructions do not apply if you purchased your printer with the network adapter pre-installed.

1. Turn off your printer, and then unplug the power cable from the wall outlet.

NOTICE: Failure to unplug the printer can cause damage to your printer and adapter.

2. Firmly grasp the Dell Internal Network Adapter 1150 by the side tabs, and then pull to remove.

NOTICE: Your network adapter is easily damaged by static electricity. Touch a grounded metal object before

you touch the adapter.

NOTICE: Do not grasp the antenna when removing the adapter. Pulling the antenna could damage the

adapter.

3. Reinstall the adapter following the installation instructions. For more information, see

Network Adapter 1150.

Installing the Dell Internal

Configuring the Printer for an Ethernet Connection

1. Connect your printer to your network using an Ethernet cable (sold separately).

2. Connect the power cable to the wall, and then press the Power button .

The Ethernet wired icon

3. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the Drivers and Utilities CD that came with your printer. The CD launches automatically.

NOTE: If you do not have your Drivers and Utilities CD, you can download the appropriate software from

support.dell.com.

4. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

5. SelectI Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

6. From the Install Additional Software or Software Already Installed screen, click Next.

7. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wired Network Connection, and then click Next.

8. Follow the instructions on your screen to complete setup.

appears in the main menu on the operator panel.

Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network Using a Temporary USB Cable (recommended for most users)

Configuration Overview

Configuring the adapter using the Wireless Setup Utility involves connecting the printer in which the adapter has been installed to a computer by USB cable, and launching the Drivers and Utilities CD.

If you need to adjust the wireless adapter settings after installation, the CD is not required. Launch the Wireless Setup Utility.

In Windows Vista:

1. Click

2. Click Dell Printers.

3. Click Dell V505.

4. Click Wireless Setup Utility.

In Windows XP and Windows 2000:

1. Click Start® Programs or All Programs® Dell Printers® Dell V505.

2. Click Wireless Setup Utility.

® Programs.

The Wireless Setup Utility steps you through the configuration process. The wizard can automatically detect wireless

network settings or allow you to manually enter the network configuration settings. Before configuring the adapter, make sure your printer has been set up correctly:

The adapter has been installed correctly in the printer.

The ink cartridges are installed correctly.

Paper has been loaded into the printer.

The USB cable is attached to the printer and the computer.

The printer is turned on and ready to be installed.

Using Temporary USB Cable to Configure the Printer on a Wireless Network (recommended for most users)

Before configuring the printer on a wireless network, ensure that:

Your wireless network is set up and working properly.

The computer you are using is connected to the same wireless network where you want to set up the printer.

1. If you are using your printer with a new Dell computer: Connect the USB cable between the port on the back of the printer and the port on the back of the computer. Go to

If you are using your printer with an existing computer: Go to the next step.

2. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the Drivers and Utilities CD.

3. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

4. Select I Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

5. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wireless Connection, and then click Next.

The Configure Wireless screen appears.

6. Follow the instructions on your screen to complete setup.

step 5.

Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network Using Ad Hoc Connection

By default, your WPS-enabled printer connects to a wireless network through infrastructure mode. To connect your printer to a wireless network through ad hoc mode, you have to first create an ad hoc profile on your computer.

For help creating an ad hoc profile, see the installed Help, or refer to the manual that came with your external network adapter CD.

1. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the printer Drivers and Utilities CD.

2. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

3. Select I Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

4. From the Install Additional Software or Software Already Installed screen, click Next.

5. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wireless Connection, and then click Next.

The Configure Wireless screen appears.

6. From the Configure Wireless screen, click Next.

7. From the Check the Wi-Fi Indicator screen, select the color on the operator panel, and then click Next.

8. Connect the installation cable, and then click Next.

9. From the Choose a Network screen, select Connect to Another Network, and then click Next.

10. From the network list, select your ad hoc profile, and then click Next.

NOTE: The Wi-Fi LED turns blue, indicating that the printer has successfully connected to a wireless network.

11. Remove the installation cable, and then click Next.

12. Follow the instructions on the installation screen to complete setup.

Configuring the Printer on a Wireless Network using Wi-Fi Protected Setup

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is available only if you are using a WPS-enabled router. If you are not sure if your router is WPS-enabled, check the router for the WPS logo.

NOTE: Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is recommended only for advanced users.

Before beginning WPS-enabled setup, you must know the router IP address for the following WPS methods:

Wi-Fi Protected Setup Using the PIN Method. For more information, see Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN

Method.

Wi-Fi Protected Setup using the Push Button on the Router Web Page. For more information, see Using the Wi-Fi

Protected Setup Push Button on the Router's Web Page.

The router IP address is not required for Wi-Fi Protected Setup using the Physical Push Button on the Router. For more information, see

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Physical Push Button on the Router.

If you are unsure of the router IP address, follow the instructions for

on a Wireless Network (recommended for most users).

NOTE: If your wireless network security is disabled, make sure to enable the security settings before proceeding

with WPS configuration. (Consult your wireless router manufacturer’s documentation.) If you do not enable your wireless network security, configuring your printer using WPS may change your wireless network settings. To see your current wireless network settings, print a network setup page. For help on printing a network setup page, see

Printing a Network Setup Page.

Using Temporary USB Cable to Configure the Printer

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN Method

1. If you are using your printer with a new Dell computer: Connect the USB cable between the port on the back of the printer and the port on the back of the computer. Go to

If you are using your printer with an existing computer: Go to the next step.

2. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the Drivers and Utilities CD.

3. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

4. Select I Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

5. From the Install Additional Software or Software Already Installed screen, click Next.

step 6.

6. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wireless Connection, and then click Next.

7. Wait until the Configure Wireless screen appears.

8. Using an Internet browser, type in your router IP address and press Enter.

Your router's web page opens. Navigate to the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) section.

NOTE: You may be prompted to enter your username and password. If you are not sure of the username and

password, contact your router manufacturer’s helpline or your Internet service provider.

9. On your printer operator panel, use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Setup, and then press the Select button .

10. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Network Setup, and then press the Select button .

11. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Wi-Fi Protected Setup, and then press the Select button .

12. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to PIN, and then press the Select button .

13. Press the Select button to continue.

14. Type the PIN provided on your printer operator panel into the PIN field on your router WPS page within two

minutes. Wait for configuration to complete.

If setup is successful

Wi-Fi Protected Setup Successful appears on the printer operator panel. Check if the printer's Wi-Fi LED turns blue. For more information, see

If setup is unsuccessful or times out

Wait for a few minutes, and then perform

15. Close the router WPS page.

16. Follow the instructions on the installation screen to complete setup.

step 9 to step 14 again.

Wi-Fi LED. Continue with step 15.

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Push Button on the Router's Web Page

1. If you are using your printer with a new Dell computer: Connect the USB cable between the port on the back of the printer and the port on the back of the computer. Go to

If you are using your printer with an existing computer: Go to the next step.

2. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the Drivers and Utilities CD.

3. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

4. Select I Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

5. From the Install Additional Software or Software Already Installed screen, click Next.

6. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wireless Connection, and then click Next.

7. Wait until the Configure Wireless screen appears.

step 6.

8. Using an Internet browser, type in your router IP address, and press Enter.

Your router's web page opens. Navigate to the WPS section.

NOTE: You may be prompted to enter your username and password. If you are not sure of the username and

password, contact your router manufacturer’s helpline or your Internet service provider.

9. On your printer operator panel, use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Setup, and then press the Select button .

10. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Network Setup, and then press the Select button .

11. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Wi-Fi Protected Setup, and then press the Select button .

12. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Push Button, and then press the Select button .

13. Press the Select button to continue.

14. Click Push Button on your router WPS page within two minutes. Wait for configuration to complete.

If setup is successful

Wi-Fi Protected Setup Successful appears on the printer operator panel. Check if the printer's Wi-Fi LED turns blue. For more information, see

If setup is unsuccessful or times out

Wait for a few minutes, and then perform

15. Close the router WPS page.

16. Follow the instructions on the installation screen to complete setup.

step 9 to step 14 again.

Wi-Fi LED. Continue with step 15.

Using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Physical Push Button on the Router

1. If you are using your printer with a new Dell computer: Connect the USB cable between the port on the back of the printer and the port on the back of the computer. Go to

If you are using your printer with an existing computer: Go to the next step.

2. Ensure that your computer is on, and then insert the Drivers and Utilities CD.

3. From the Welcome screen, click Next.

4. Select I Agree to the terms of this license agreement, and then click Next.

5. From the Install Additional Software or Software Already Installed screen, click Next.

6. From the Select Connection Type screen, select Wireless Connection, and then click Next.

7. Wait until the Configure Wireless screen appears.

step 6.

8. On your printer operator panel, use the left or right arrow button Select button .

9. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Network Setup, and then press the Select button .

10. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Wi-Fi Protected Setup, and then press the Select button .

11. Use the left or right arrow button to scroll to Push Button, and then press the Select button .

to scroll to Setup, and then press the

12. Press the Select button to continue.

13. Go to your router, and then press the push button on your router within two minutes. Wait for the configuration to

complete.

NOTE: Some routers may require less time or more time to configure. Refer to your router's manual to see

the time required to push the router button before setup connection expires.

If setup is successful

Wi-Fi Protected Setup Successful appears on the printer operator panel. Check if the printer's Wi-Fi LED turns blue. For more information, see

If setup is unsuccessful or times out

Wait for a few minutes, and then perform

14. Follow the instructions on the installation screen to complete setup.

step 8 to step 13 again.

Wi-Fi LED. Continue with step 15.

Using Windows Vista

To configure your printer on the wireless network using WPS, you may use Windows Vista™ instead of the Push-Button or PIN methods. For more information about using Windows Vista, see the documentation that came with your operating system.

Printing a Network Setup Page

To find your printer IP address and other wireless network settings like your SSID, BSS Type and wireless security mode, print a network setup page.

1. From the main menu of the printer operator panel, press the left or right Arrow button and then press the Select button .

to scroll to Setup,

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