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kagin456 · 03-11-2005, 01:12 AM

guys all i know is that i cant wait

kpjimmy · 03-16-2005, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by kagin456

I have a Dlink 802.11g router at home.. i wanna know if the PSP would go online through it since its only 802.11b, also i have a 10 digit WEP key enabled anyone know how to enter it... im not in a rush since march 24 is still 2 weeks away

I have not tried connecting through a 802.11g, but I have connected from the 11b. Knowing the 11g is backwards compatible, meaning the wireless router should connect without a hassle. But with the 10 digit WEP, the PSP will actually walk you through it. First the PSP will scan for a signal, then when it reads one, it'll show your Access Point/Router name if you named it. At that time, you will need to complete the settings. The psp even the JP psps are easy as pie to walk through. You will need to fill in the WEP key, in your case its the 10 digit one and just answer the questions as they come by.

You have set up your router so my guess you are pretty computer saavy.

Good luck!

Hidavi · 05-01-2005, 08:40 AM

In the Bronx, NY, where I live, there seems to be at least one free wireless signal on whatever street you go, and even inside most buildings. WEP protection can only be bypassed if you know the password. You can key it in in your PSP. Most Wireless-G routers are backwards-compatible w/ Wireless-B. They usually say so on the box. I've connected to the internet successfully various times on my PSP and have played Ridge Racer with a friend successfully too. I heard that there is supposed to be an update today, so when I go outside, I'll try to download it. I won't buy my own wireless router until I hear of people actually playing PSP online. I have yet to see this. By the way, if you want to buy a wireless router, you need to either have a Cable or DSL modem.

Also, usually, the best Network Setup is going Automatic instead of Custom after selecting a connection, unless of course you have your own specific settings.

haloevo · 05-05-2005, 03:02 AM

oh yay, my home city of 100,000 pop is not even in there. :P

ops:

almazlamaz · 05-05-2005, 05:15 AM

any wi-fi spots in Miami ?

iheartpsp · 05-06-2005, 03:44 AM

probably......go check

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03-11-2005, 01:12 AM	#21 (permalink)
kagin456 PSP-Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 188	guys all i know is that i cant wait

05-01-2005, 08:40 AM	#23 (permalink)
Hidavi PSP-Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 30	In the Bronx, NY, where I live, there seems to be at least one free wireless signal on whatever street you go, and even inside most buildings. WEP protection can only be bypassed if you know the password. You can key it in in your PSP. Most Wireless-G routers are backwards-compatible w/ Wireless-B. They usually say so on the box. I've connected to the internet successfully various times on my PSP and have played Ridge Racer with a friend successfully too. I heard that there is supposed to be an update today, so when I go outside, I'll try to download it. I won't buy my own wireless router until I hear of people actually playing PSP online. I have yet to see this. By the way, if you want to buy a wireless router, you need to either have a Cable or DSL modem. Also, usually, the best Network Setup is going Automatic instead of Custom after selecting a connection, unless of course you have your own specific settings.