Wireless Connection Switching for Mixed Communication Apparatus Types

The system dynamically switches between a first search method and a second search method based on whether the communication apparatus is discovered. It also dynamically selects between a first connection method (using access point information) and a second connection method (without access point information) based on the apparatus type determined by user input. This dynamic adaptation resolves the contradiction by making the system flexible enough to handle different device types while maintaining operational simplicity through automated method selection.

The system changes the search parameters by switching between different search methods (first search method vs. second search method) and changes the connection parameters by selecting different connection methods (first connection method with access point information vs. second connection method without access point information). These parameter changes enable the system to accommodate various communication apparatus models, resolving the adaptability-complexity contradiction.

The system performs self-service by automatically determining which search method and connection method to use based on the discovered communication apparatus and user input about apparatus type. The control unit automatically executes the appropriate processes without requiring the user to manually select or configure multiple methods, thereby maintaining ease of operation while supporting multiple device types through automated multi-method capability.

The system dynamically selects and executes only the necessary search and connection methods based on real-time conditions (whether the apparatus is discovered and the determined apparatus type). This dynamic approach allows the system to have multiple methods available while actually executing only what is needed, preserving operational simplicity while achieving broad compatibility.