Use the WiFi

Canby Public Library is pleased to offer wireless internet (WiFi) for customers with wireless -enabled devices such as laptops and smartphones. Please review the terms of use in the supporting documents section below. 

What do I need to use the library's WiFi?

A laptop or other wireless-enabled device is needed to access WiFi. If your laptop does not have wireless built in, you must purchase a WiFi-compatible network card. The library cannot guarantee that your equipment will work with the library's network.

How do I log on to the library's WiFi?

Most customers can simply bring their wireless-enabled laptop or other wireless device to the library and turn it on. The device will automatically recognize the wireless network. The library’s WiFi network is called CANBY PUBLIC LIBRARY; click on that name to connect. You may see other network names, but they are not provided by the library. There is no password, but you must consent to the use agreement by clicking the "I agree" button.

Can I print? 

Yes. Canby Public Library offers wireless printing options that work for most devices. Alternatively, you can save your work to a disk or USB drive or e-mail files to yourself. You can then sign up for a library Internet computer, access your files, and print through the library's network.

Can I use electrical outlets? 

Be prepared to use battery power. The library has limited electrical outlets, including a laptop bar with additional outlets. Do not plug into an outlet where you block the aisles, exits or access to materials. Do not unplug other equipment.

Is the information on my wireless device secure while I am connected? 

Wireless connections are not secure; use caution when transmitting personal information. The library is not responsible for damage to software, hardware or files on equipment connected to the wireless network.  Please keep your electronic devices, and all of your personal belongings, with you at all times.

Does the library offer technical assistance? 

Library staff may  be able to help with some things, like accessing the library's website or connecting to the Wifi. However, staff cannot perform repairs or troubleshoot your equipment. For specific questions about your hardware or software, contact the manufacturer.