I cant get free wifi connection on my psp 1000.Any where i scan i pick the one with no secuity and they good signal strength like 60,75,85,90 even 100%.But in internet browser i get connection error 80410209 even at the library.i save mainlibrary connection so i know its for the library.But it wont connect,i have connect befor just so you know i have befor. 2 times but they was in bad spots standing in the sun is not fun! dont have a instruion manual,it cant get the ipaddress.help me!
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your router may be blocking the port contact your network administrator. if you are the network admin please make sure the necessary ports are open to allow network access not all public WiFi location will let you use your psp on their network here is the Sony online manual for psp http://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/psp/current/network/index.html
well if the connection you are trying to use is secured you will need a password to connect to it. if the connection you are trying to use is not locked well then you are to far from the router. in all case please be mindful if you didnt know that the signal strength of the connect must be at 32 percent and be mindful 32 percent is the beginging. your signal strength should be atleast 50 or better in my opinion for it to be good. goto the NYPL and try to connect there. their wi-fi is free and you will get an excellent signal and that way you will know if its the wifi adapter on ur psp dat is bad
You will need a wireless router in order to connect the PSP to the internet
With your Psp turned on go to the "Settings" in the menu (scroll to the left)
Scroll all the way down until you have reached "Network Settings" and click the "X" button to enter
Select "Infrastructure Mode" and hit "X"
Select "New Connection" and hit the X button again
Now you will have a number of options for connecting to a wireless connection. Choose "Scan" and press the control pad to the left, the PSP will now scan for wifi signals around your area
When the PSP finishes scanning you will probably have a few different wifi connections. SSID is the name of the connection, the Security column tells you whether or not the connection is password protected, and the last one is the signal strength the higher the better
If you want to borrow your neighbors unprotected wifi select a connection with "None" in the security column and a strong signal. If you want to use a secure wifi than you will need to know the password. Select one and press the X button
Now the Psp will confirm your settings proceed by pressing left on the d-pad and save your settings
Now test your connection if you are able to connect, awesome. If you were not able to connect try doing the settings again
With the connection settings in place we can now connect the PSP to the internet. In the home menu scroll all the to the left until you have reached "Network" and go down to "Internet Browser" and hit "X"
Your browser will appear, select the little square box to enter the web address, play around with the different options. Have fun with your PSP online
Connecting the PSP to the internet is pretty easy once you get all your settings in place. Here’s how to connect the psp to the Internet. You will need a wireless router in order to connect the PSP to the internet or you could “borrow” your neighbours wireless access although it’s better to have your own. Wireless routers are very cheap nowadays you could find a good one for about 30 for 50 bucks.
With your Psp turned on go to the “Settings” in the menu (scroll to the left)
Scroll all the way down until you have reached “Network Settings” and click the “X” button to enter
Select “Infrastructure Mode” and hit “X”
Select “New Connection” and hit the X button again
Now you will have a number of options for connecting to a wireless connection. Choose “Scan” and press the control pad to the left, the PSP will now scan for wifi signals around your area
When the PSP finishes scanning you will probably have a few different wifi connections. SSID is the name of the connection, the Security column tells you whether or not the connection is password protected, and the last one is the signal strength the higher the better
If you want to borrow your neighbors unprotected wifi select a connection with “None” in the Security column and a strong signal. If you want to use a secure wifi than you will need to know the password. Select one and press the X button
Now the Psp will confirm your settings proceed by pressing left on the d-pad and save your settings
Now test your connection if you are able to connect, awesome. If you were not able to connect try doing the settings again
With the connection settings in place we can now connect the PSP to the internet. In the home menu scroll all the to the left until you have reached “Network” and go down to “Internet Browser” and hit “X”
Your browser will appear, select the little square box to enter the web address, play around with the different options. Have fun with your PSP online
With your Psp turned on go to the “Settings” in the menu (scroll to the left)
Scroll all the way down until you have reached “Network Settings” and click the “X” button to enter
Select “Infrastructure Mode” and hit “X”
Select “New Connection” and hit the X button again
Now you will have a number of options for connecting to a wireless
connection. Choose “Scan” and press the control pad to the left, the
PSP will now scan for wifi signals around your area
When the PSP finishes scanning you will probably have a few
different wifi connections. SSID is the name of the connection, the
Security column tells you whether or not the connection is password
protected, and the last one is the signal strength the higher the better
If you want to borrow your neighbors unprotected wifi select a
connection with “None” in the Security column and a strong signal. If
you want to use a secure wifi than you will need to know the password.
Select one and press the X button
Now the Psp will confirm your settings proceed by pressing left on the d-pad and save your settings
Now test your connection if you are able to connect, awesome. If you were not able to connect try doing the settings again
With the connection settings in place we can now connect the PSP to
the internet. In the home menu scroll all the to the left until you
have reached “Network” and go down to “Internet Browser” and hit “X”
Your browser will appear, select the little square box to enter the
web address, play around with the different options. Have fun with your
PSP online
With your Psp turned on go to the “Settings” in the menu (scroll to the left)
Scroll all the way down until you have reached “Network Settings” and click the “X” button to enter
Select “Infrastructure Mode” and hit “X”
Select “New Connection” and hit the X button again
Now you will have a number of options for connecting to a wireless
connection. Choose “Scan” and press the control pad to the left, the
PSP will now scan for wifi signals around your area
When the PSP finishes scanning you will probably have a few
different wifi connections. SSID is the name of the connection, the
Security column tells you whether or not the connection is password
protected, and the last one is the signal strength the higher the better
If you want to borrow your neighbors unprotected wifi select a
connection with “None” in the Security column and a strong signal. If
you want to use a secure wifi than you will need to know the password.
Select one and press the X button
Now the Psp will confirm your settings proceed by pressing left on the d-pad and save your settings
Now test your connection if you are able to connect, awesome. If you were not able to connect try doing the settings again
With the connection settings in place we can now connect the PSP to
the internet. In the home menu scroll all the to the left until you
have reached “Network” and go down to “Internet Browser” and hit “X”
Your browser will appear, select the little square box to enter the
web address, play around with the different options. Have fun with your
PSP online
In order to obtain wireless internet you need the following
1) Wireless Access Point. 2) A device capable of getting these signals
this is a common mistake when you first obtain wifi. Although the signal is wireless it still has to come from somewhere. Wifi is generally a short range system (I say generally because there is that new "Internet Stick" thing that Rogers? is renting and it is the same wifi you would have @ home but its distributed accross thier towers so you have internet most of the time from anywhere). You still need ot go and get Internet Service into your home, then distribute that signal wirelessly accross the house (in reallity its more than the house the point is the signal is being distributed from somewhere nearby) VIA Wireless Router. Even if you could find an Access Point 90% chances that the system is locked and needs a pw so that people cant just steal another persons signal and bog them down and pay for their internet basically.
Now. If that option isnt suitable for now you can obtain Free Wifi Signal from a number of places
1) Free WiFi is offered @ most public/government buildings (ie Library, Courthouse, Registries, etc etc)
2) Appartment buildings and Condoes are always a good place to check for an unprotected network to piggy back off (this isnt as shady as it sounds if its temporary, infact WiFi systems have backups in them that auto detect and connect to unprotected networks should yours lose signal for any reason)
Note Wi Fi systems signal strength and speed are affected by a couple factors
1) The strength of the incoming internet signal (signal is reduced the longer it flows in the lines to get to you or your pc) (IE long cords between wall and modem or device etc etc etc) Signal strength is also dependant on what you purchase/pay monthly of course (IE DSL Dial Up Or Cable)
2) the quality (usually depends on the price of the unit) of the Router you purchase and its ability to distribute that signal at distance
3) The Wireless Adaptor the device has and its range (depends on price and quality of that unit)
4) Distance from the router is a given but from what ive learned Copper Piping and Copper wires in houses / condos/ apartments tend to block signal strength.
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Hi i'm ryan, To play online you will need to be close to a wifi location. If you have the internet you will need a wireless router to connect the PSP to. I just recently got a wireless router and since its in the house i have 100% signal connection. If you are using a wifi that you are picking up that is not yours the signal might be weak, or interupted and you will loose connection.
you need a router, the modem to the router, the router must be wireless, that sends the signal to the PSP, if it is WiFi. The modem itself is usless, without the wireless adapter or router to send the signal to your PSP
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