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Your all-in-one printer supports the following security protocols: None - Open WEP 64 (Wired Equivalent Privacy 64) WEP 128 (Wired Equivalent Privacy 12...

In general, using your printer with a wireless connection will be slower than using it with a wired connection. You can use a LAN or USB cable for a wired c...

Firewall security programs have varying levels of security (Block All, High, Medium, Low). With high levels of security enabled, certain computer services m...

When using WEP security encryption (64-bit or 128-bit), you must enter the pass key (security key) in hexadecimal (hex) format as seen on the router's ge...

Wired Equivalent Privacy or WEP is a security protocol for wireless local area networks (LAN) with a level of security comparable to that of a wired LAN.

Shared Authentication is not supported by Kodak's wireless all-in-one printers. Use Open Authentication instead.

The printer contacts do not connect with the printhead contacts. The contacts may be dirty; the best way to clean the contacts is by reseating the printhead...

The printer holds the bottom of the page to turn the page and cannot print within the bottom area of the page. To make sure the footer / page numbers print,...

This solution is valid if you use MAC OS X 10.5.x LEOPARD. NOTE: The default setting for Firewall is "off." Open System Preferences and select Se...

A static IP address allows you to control the IP address of your printer. Normally you should use the DHCP (automatic) method built into all routers to con...