Turn off the router or switching hub and turn it back on, this will reset the router or switching hub. Your router or switching hub may not work correctly if you re-connect the cable or change the IP address many times over, even though all settings of IP address are correct. Turn off the router or switching hub and turn it back on. Connect the network cable to other ports or use another network cable. If the Link LED does not turn on or blink, the network devices or connection cables have problems. If the Link LED turns on or blinks, the network devices and connection cables work correctly. Verify the Link LED of your router or hub to make sure they work without any problems. The network devices and connection cables on the network where your PC and the Brother machine are connected may not work correctly. Verify the network devices and connection cables on the network (only for a wired connection). Verify the network connection by browsing internet sites on your PC or sending and receiving emails over the internet to verify the network connection. The network connection between your PC and an access point may be unavailable.

Verify the network connection between your PC and an access point. > Click here how to enable the Brother machine's network interface (wired LAN or wireless LAN). Enable the network interface (wireless LAN or wired LAN). The Brother machine's network interface (wired LAN or wireless LAN) may be disabled. Veryify the Brother machine's network interface.

Turn off the Brother machine and turn it back on, this will reset the network card. The built-in network card may not work for some reason. Turn off the Brother machine and turn it back on. Verify that all devices on the network where your PC and the Brother machine are connected work correctly. NOTE: Illustrations are from a representative product and operating system, and may differ from your Brother machine and operating system. If the above message appears, verify the following points to resolve the issue.

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