Discuss about PSP wireless route settings

I have talked a lot about the methods for setting wireless routes. Today I will mainly explain how to configure wireless network parameters for PSP and some configuration problems. I hope this will help you. With the development of wireless routing technology, more and more devices have the function of connecting to the wireless network to facilitate resource sharing and system upgrade.

A few days ago, I once introduced to readers of IT168 how to add wireless wings to WII game consoles to access the Internet and upgrade the system, of course, in addition to the Wii host, the most popular PSP game machine belonging to SONY also has a built-in wireless Nic, let's talk about how to configure wireless network parameters for PSP with the help of the author.

I. PSP Wireless Configuration Overview:

Because PSP devices have different versions, the objects discussed in this article are PSP with Versions later than 2.0, for devices earlier than Version 2.0, You need to refresh the software system to version 2.0 to make it easy to use wireless networks. In addition, the wireless network card of the PSP device is based on the 802.11b standard and can only reach 11 M. Therefore, if you want to use the wireless network card to transmit data between the PSP and the computer, i'm afraid it will take a long time to wait. However, if you use a PSP wireless network card to connect to a wireless network to upgrade or download some resources and play games online, it is a good choice.

Ii. Wireless route settings:

Before discussing the wireless parameter settings on PSP, we should first set a simple wireless route for the wireless router to enable the wireless network. Generally, the wireless networks suitable for PSP are the same as those we usually use. Currently, network devices support adaptive speed of 11 m and 54M. Therefore, as long as the speed is not strictly limited to 54M or higher, PSP can still negotiate with wireless devices smoothly. Go to the wireless router Management page and find the wireless route settings option. Enable the "wireless launch function" and set the corresponding SSID number and RF segment for the wireless route. Of course, to make our PSP better find the wireless network, at the beginning, we suggest you select the check box before "allow SSID broadcast.

3. Wireless Settings on PSP devices:

The wireless route settings on PSP devices are relatively simple. You only need to follow the steps below.

Step 1: Start the PSP host and choose "set"> "Network Settings" from the main menu. Here, we will set the wireless route for the parameters in the PSP.

Step 2: Because the PSP host does not have an RJ45 network interface, it only supports wireless networks. By default, the wireless route setting wizard is automatically called. First, we can see that there are two modes: ad hoc mode and basic mode. We select "Basic Mode" to connect the PSP to the wireless signal sent by the wireless router, click "X" to select.

Step 3: after entering the "Basic Mode" setting, there is no connection information by default. First, select "create connection" to add parameters.

Readers who have wireless knowledge will know that the ad hoc mode and basic mode are the two main wireless connection modes. The former is a point-to-point connection, that is, the connection from one host to another, for example, this mode is used when we want to connect PSP to the wireless network card of another computer through the wireless network card, while the latter is the point-to-point connection mode, this method is used to connect a vro to a host.

Step 4: Set the wireless network parameters on the PSP. Three options are provided for us to check for automatic scanning in turn.) manually enter your own parameters ), automatically set special wireless access ports for use in special environments according to the access port ). For beginners, you can choose to detect and automatically scan wireless networks. Of course, you can also manually enter your own wireless network parameters as needed. Select "X.