Wi-Fi Access and Printing

Revised August 2010

• Lisle Library offers wireless Internet access using either a wireless enabled laptop computer or other wireless device. Our access points are compatible with Wi-Fi 802.11a, b, g, and n protocols.
• Wireless users must comply with all Lisle Library policies, including Internet policies. Policies can be found in the library or online at www.lislelibrary.org/lldonlinepolicies.htm
• Wireless access is available on all levels of the Library. Signal strength is dependent upon a variety of factors, and you may need to try a couple of locations to get an optimal signal.
• Once your wireless device is turned on and detects a signal, it will indicate that wireless networks are available. From that list you may connect with either “LLD” or LLD_public” (Only LLD_public can handle 802.11n)
• We strongly recommend that our patrons take measures to ensure the security of their Internet connections. The wireless network is not inherently secure. It is the user’s responsibility to adopt security measures that are best suited to their situation.

Printing to a Library printer - is in black & white only -  via the wireless connection. There are no print drivers or other software to install. Click on the Wi-Fi access and printing link on the Library home page (or link below) and follow the on-screen instructions. Please remember the user name you entered as you will have to give this name to Library staff in order to pay for the print job and get it released to the printer.  All print data requests are transferred and encrypted using secure SSL communications. Printouts will cost 10¢ per page. Payment must be made at the Circulation Desk in the Library and all print jobs not paid for will be deleted after 24 hours. The print job will be available at the Lexmark printer located at the Adult Services Public Internet Pod.

• Library staff will provide general information on the settings necessary to access the Internet via these connections, but cannot provide technical support for patrons using their own devices and cannot guarantee that your hardware will work with the Library’s wireless connection. 
• Staff cannot assist in making changes to the user’s network settings or perform any troubleshooting on the user’s own computer. 
• Lisle Library District is not responsible for damage to personal equipment due to misuse of the Internet and all other uses. Users should refer to their owners’ manuals or other support services offered by their device manufacturer.
• Any restriction or monitoring of a minor’s access to the Library’s wireless network is the sole responsibility of the parent or guardian.

Lisle Library Wi-Fi Access Printing

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