The name of the application is Network Setup Utility.
WINDOWS 7 WIRELESS SETUP UTILITY SOFTWARE
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit operating systems)Ĭlick the Download button to download network setup software for your Windows machine:Ĭlick the Download button to download network setup software for your Mac machine:.On a computer, select the download link for your operating system.Step 3: Download the link for your operating system
This means that your meter successfully connected to the internet. Once the initialization process completes, the right LED blinks green.The meter displays startup screens and you hear the meter’s printer initialize.Attach the second power cord into the meter and plug it into a power outlet.Plug the other end of the short USB cable into the meter.Plug one end of the short USB cable into the Communication Device.Step 2: Connect your Communication Device to your postage meter This means that the Communication Device successfully communicates with your network. Wait 45 seconds until the right LED blinks orange. When the left LED is yellow, the device has power. Plug the AC adapter power cord into the Communication Device and plug it into a power outlet.
Plug the other end of the network cable into the Communication Device.Plug one end of the network cable into an active internet port.Step 1: Connect your Communication Device to your internet source Confirm that the meter is connected to the internet.Set up the Communications Device to operate on your wireless network.Download the link for your operating system.Connect your Communication Device to your postage meter.Connect your Communication Device to your internet source.Communication Devices were shipped with meters until July 18, 2016.įollow these steps to set up a wireless (WiFi) connection using with a Communication Device on your mailstation or mailstation2: You use a Communication Device to connect your mailstation™ or mailstation2™ meter to the Pitney Bowes Data Center through your internet connection.