Lost the IP from spa901

If the network menu is lost on your Xante Ilumina 502 printer, it may be possible to restore it by resetting the printer's network settings. Here are the general steps to reset the network settings on the Xante Ilumina 502:

1. Power off the printer.
2. Locate the network card on the back of the printer.
3. Press and hold the small button on the network card for 10-15 seconds. This will reset the network card to its default settings.
4. Power on the printer.
5. Press the "Menu" button on the printer's control panel.
6. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Network" menu.
7. Select "TCP/IP" and then "DHCP" to ensure that the printer is configured to obtain an IP address automatically from your network.
8. If your network requires a static IP address, you can manually configure the IP address and other network settings in the "TCP/IP" menu.
9. Save your changes and exit the menu.

This is regular feature. Nothing defective here.

IP address is to communicate with the router on wire or wireless.

Dynamic IP address will assigned to your printer again when re-connected and will be lost when disconnected.
Static IP address assigned will be reserved at the router for the device even when the device is disconnected.

According to me there are two reason for not connecting to internet through your ISP.

1. Configuration setup might have got deleted
2. Driver files may be corrupted

An important thing to know is We would not lose our IP address.

Static IP address wouldn't be changed while restarting our modem,
Dynamic IP address changes on every restart of our modem. To know the Current IP address the following URL will be useful to you. http://www.ip-details.com/

Hi!
On the spa922 soft menu named Bxfer, if the callee is not there the Rediel soft menu can take the call back to me.

Thanks
Norbert

We do not provide license keys for Microsoft. You should purchase your own genuine license for your own use. By using those "FREE" licenses, Microsoft can easily detect your IP address and would caught you to software piracy that is punishable by law so please refrain from it. By purchasing a genuine license, you will be entitle to Microsoft's latest security updates and other privileges.

the reason the red light is blinking is because you have a voicemail

How do I find a lost account on ps3 online? and where do i find the ip address to enter

Test connection, see if you pulled an IP address
Go to the Windows desktop
Select Start then Run
In the text box type: cmd (WIN98/SE type command)
At the command prompt type: ipconfig
4. What does it read as the IP address?
* If it reads 192.168. something dot something then you are pulling
an IP address and are connected to the network. The problem is
software related, check your firewall, and wireless card configuration.
Also check any WPA or WEP encryption keys. Check with the respective
manufactures.
* If it reads 0.0.0.0 for the IP address you are not connected to the network.
* Check your connection configuration and the adaptor.
* Check with the respective manufactures.
STEP TWO/ Basic troubleshooting continued....Testing the adaptor
1. Go to Windows desktop
2. Select Start then Run
3. In the text box type: cmd (WIN98/SE type command)
A DOS window will open.
4. At the prompt type: ping 127.0.0.1 (reserved IP address for all adaptors)
5. Check the line that reads "packets sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0
A. Zero is good, the adaptor is working. Again check the connection
configuration,and the adaptor configuration.
It may be a power issue especially with older or less expensive computers
or wireless cards.
* Check the antenna location, are you inside or outside, look for interference.
* Check with the respective manufactures.
B. If it reads all 4 packets lost, the adaptor is not functioning.
* Check and update the drivers, Contact the respective manufactures.
* If it shows any number of packets lost (you are dropping packets)
it is an adaptor or signal strength issue (generally form the laptop side,
not being able to reach back) especially with older or less expensive
computers or wireless cards.
* Update the drivers
* Check antenna location, or distance from the signal
* Contact the respective manufactures.

Go here, select your model from the drop down menu and then on the next page, select your OS and install.
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=DownloadIndexAct

Be sure that your wifi button is ON
Be sure that your wireless network is working
Check your wireless router settings
Check if you see any other wireless network available on your computer

Test connection, see if you pulled an IP address

1. Go to the Windows desktop
2. Select Start then Run
3. In the text box type: cmd (WIN98/SE type command)
   At the command prompt type: ipconfig

4. What does it read as the IP address?
* If it reads 192.168. something dot something then you are pulling
an IP address and are connected to the network. The problem is
software related, check your firewall, and wireless card configuration.
Also check any WPA or WEP encryption keys. Check with the respective
manufactures.
* If it reads 0.0.0.0 for the IP address you are not connected to the network.
* Check your connection configuration and the adaptor.
* Check with the respective manufactures.

STEP TWO/ Basic troubleshooting continued....Testing the adaptor

1. Go to Windows desktop
2. Select Start then Run
3. In the text box type: cmd (WIN98/SE type command)
A DOS window will open.
4. At the prompt type: ping 127.0.0.1 (reserved IP address for all adaptors)
5. Check the line that reads "packets sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0

A. Zero is good, the adaptor is working. Again check the connection
configuration,and the adaptor configuration.
It may be a power issue especially with older or less expensive computers
or wireless cards.
* Check the antenna location, are you inside or outside, look for interference.
* Check with the respective manufactures.

B. If it reads all 4 packets lost, the adaptor is not functioning.
* Check and update the drivers, Contact the respective manufactures.
* If it shows any number of packets lost (you are dropping packets)
it is an adaptor or signal strength issue (generally form the laptop side,
not being able to reach back) especially with older or less expensive
computers or wireless cards.
* Update the drivers
* Check antenna location, or distance from the signal
* Contact the respective manufactures.