'setup steps' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the steps necessary to "set up" a program, software, technology, or something similar. For example: "This guide will walk you through the setup steps to get your new computer up and running."
Setup steps will vary based on the printer model and other hardware in the mix.
I tried one out at the Apple Store in San Francisco and it worked flawlessly after a couple of setup steps.
On the main Touch ID & Passcode screen, tap "Add a Fingerprint" to go through the setup steps again so the phone has a fresh copy of your fingerprint on file.
A few setup steps may be needed first to get the text-based posting activated (and every service may not work with every wireless carrier out there), but Facebook, Twitter and Google+ all have guides for getting started.
(Just a note about that, though: Time Machine likes to have a whole hard drive to itself. So using Time Machine with the Drobo requires extra setup steps and less convenience; details are here).
A few setup steps may be needed first to get the text-based posting activated, and every service may not work with every wireless carrier, but Facebook, Twitter and Google+ all have guides for getting started.
The next setup step is so much fun, you'll want to do it over and over again.
The only setup step (a one-time action) is to pair your phone or laptop with the speaker — that is, to introduce one to the other, just as you would with one of those Bluetooth earpieces.
Into this lucrative setup stepped young Howard Lutnick in 1983.
During the setup step, also the vertex-to-element connectivity is required, which is simply given by L V E = L E VV ) ⊤.
When running the auto-setup, step out of the room so that your body doesn't block any sound and mess up the levels.
