Thanks for your reply, however I was looking for the wired, not wireless connection. But, for anyone else looking for the wired connection, I've since found the answer elsewhere. You need to hold the lower button down and wait for the power light to flash 11 times, then let go, now your ethernet is enabled. But, you must have DHCP running for it to do anything. Then print out a network config page by letting the power light blink 5 times ( or was it 6? ) to find out what IP address it picked up. THEN open a web browser to that IP address and you can view your settings, but not change most of them.
Being a network admin, the downside to this printer, is that the built in networking appears to be an afterthought. This is one of the most network UNFRIENDLY printers I've ever dealt with. How can you have built in ethernet and not have any way to set a static IP address? About the only thing you can do is rename the wireless access point to what ever you want, other than that, networking is just along for the ride in read only mode. The nework configuration and options are not very well documented anywhere that I can find, I had to kind of peice together informaion from several sources and use trial and error. I don't get it, for a company like Canon, which makes great professional network copiers and printers, why did they kind of push networking aside on this device?
