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1.
Turn
on your device. 
2.
Connect to the “Chandler Library (branch name)” network (most
devices connect automatically).
3.
Launch
your web browser.
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Chandler
Public Library offers WorldWideWeb access, but not all sites are accessible.
Mail servers and websites using non-standard ports may be blocked.
Just
as with our wired computers, a network-wide filter is in operation.
Some websites are blocked to facilitate the best use of our Internet
connection and allow all patrons to enjoy these services.
Wireless
connection to our network requires that you follow our Electronic
Resources Policy.
What
if I can’t connect?
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Click
the wireless network icon in your system tray (lower right corner).
Make sure the Chandler Library (branch name) network is connected and click
the connect button if it is not.
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Right-click
the wireless network icon and choose “Repair.”
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Restart
your browser and/or reboot your computer if it still does not connect.
 Other
troubleshooting tips
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If
you are connecting through a proxy server, disable it.
-In Internet Explorer, go to Tools – Internet Options – Connections –
LAN settings
-Uncheck the "Use a proxy server" option.
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If
you are using a firewall, try disabling it.
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If
there is another network connection enabled, try disabling it.
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If
you are using a browser other than Internet Explorer, try using Internet
Explorer instead.
Other browsers may not be compatible with our network software.
Wireless
network settings
If
you would like to manually configure your network settings, use the following
properties:
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Connection Type – Access Point
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Wireless Mode – AUTO
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Network Type SSID – leave blank
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Wireless Connection – DHCP
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Obtain an IP address automatically
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Obtain DNS server address automatically
Windows
XP users: if you get a "No wireless networks" message:
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Click Start – Control Panel, Administrative
Tools, Services.
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Scroll down the list to Wireless Zero
Configuration.
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Double-click Wireless Zero Configuration.
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In the Startup type list, click Automatic, then
Apply.
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In the Service status area, click Start, then OK.
Older
versions of XP do not have proper wireless support; you will need to download
Service Pack 2.
How
to Print
We
do not have a wireless print server. To print, you will need to be able to
access your print job from one of our computers. Try one of the following:
- Save
your file onto a flash drive
- Save
your file onto a floppy or CD
- Email
the file to yourself
Log
into one of our computers to access your file. Ask for help if you don't
have a library card.
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