Psp Internet Settings

mC² flexik · Dec 18, 2005 at 3:50 PM

So, I got my PSP today *YAY* But I need the network settings so if anyone here has a PSP and knows the settings, please tell me them as I wanna surf this site on my psp. Thanks and I'll try to help you whenever I can

Whits · Dec 18, 2005 at 7:04 PM

Do you have the latest software upgrades?

KreW · Dec 18, 2005 at 7:14 PM

This person had the same problem :

http://www.gamerenders.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=162087

The people showed him how to get connected though.

Dan · Dec 18, 2005 at 7:14 PM

Yeah, make sure of that first... i still havent used it for internet because i dont have all my wireless router settings.

mC² flexik · Dec 19, 2005 at 10:56 AM

I am using version 2.01 and PSP rocks

Red Eyes Metal · Dec 19, 2005 at 11:11 AM

My PSP is version 2.60...

By the way, you need to find a WiFi spot like an Internet Cafe if you want to configure the settings..

ToothpicK`` · Dec 19, 2005 at 11:20 AM

you either need a wifi spot, or your own router ?

Phantasy · Dec 19, 2005 at 12:13 PM

I need neither! I am getting a connection from somewhere lol. It's a fast good connection too.

mC² flexik · Dec 19, 2005 at 12:38 PM

Well, I did a scan and some people have routers but I still can't seem to connect and can you use emulators for Firmware 2+ ?

FantaZy2 · Dec 19, 2005 at 8:56 PM

Heres a post that helped me set up my router with my PSP..If you dont have a router than ill just post it anyway for other people..

Your internet connection with your router works fine on your computer. YES
You own a Linksys Router. YES

Router Set-Up Information
1) Open your computer browser
2) Type this in your address bar: 192.168.1.1. This is your LAN IP. (You said you were on a WAN) I think it's the same
3) Hit enter
4) You will be prompted to sign in. If you have this info, type it in. I
5) If you do not have the Log-in info, leave the name blank and type: admin :as the password.
6) You have gained access to the information.

If the answer is YES, continue to the next number
If the answer is NO, Refer to the "I do not know my Log-In info" at the bottom of this document.

7) Review you Linksys Setup Information
8 ) Check the "Configuration Type"

These instructions have been tested only for the "Automatic Configuration - DCHP".

9) Write down your IP address. 192.168.1.1
10) Write down your Subnet Mask ###.###.###.#
11) Write down your SSID: This is the name that is broadcast to you psp.
12) Check that SSID Broadcast is enabled
13) Disable your Wireless security (for now)

Now to you PSP
1) Navigate to Network Settings. It is the last icon of the settings list.
2) Press X
3) Choose Infrastructure Mode
4) Select Connection 1
5) Press X, This brings up an Enter connection name menu.
6) Press X
7) Enter a name that describes this connection. Home, Starbucks etc.
8 ) WLAN Settings menu, select Scan, by pressing X. (I suggest you are near your router)
9) Select the access point to be used menu. Identify your routers SSID (usually the highest reception %) and press X.
10) Confirm the SSID name (that it is the one you want). If it is not exactly as in your set-up info you wrote doan earlier press X, then type in the SSID your router has and press enter.
11) Press > on the D-pad
12) WLAN Security Settings menu, choose None because we disabled it.
13) Press > on the D-Pad
14) Address Settings Menu, choose Easy
15) Press > on the D-Pad
16) Settings List Menu: They should list like this, press \/ (down) on the D-pad to review the settings.

*Connection Name (the name you entered to ID the connection home, starbucks etc.)
* SSID The name your computer broadcasts
*Security None
*IP Address Automatic
* Subnet Mask Automatic
*Default Router Automatic
* Primary DNS Automatic
*Secondary DNS Automatic
* Proxy Server Do Not Use
*Internet Browser Do Not Use

17) Press > on the D-Pad
18 ) Press the X button to save settings menu
19) Press X
20 Save completed screen, press the button that says "Test Connection"
21) Optaining IP address. Please wait...

Either you get:

~A~
Connecting to access point.
Obtaining an IP address.
Testing internet connection.

And a confirmation screen listing all your connection information.
Press O repeatedly to return to the main settings menu.
If you are fortunate enough to get this far, check out instructions for "Accessing the PSP Browser" !
OR

~B~
A connection error has occured. The attempt to obtain an IP address timed out.
If you get an internal error (#####D##), just try again...My PSP is tempermental with this error.

Recheck your configuration settings.
Find the DHCP settings.
Enable your DHCP Server.
Check the number of DHCP Users and make sure you have the correct number for the connections you have.
Check the Security level, WEP, WPA...and accuracy of info on your PSP.
Make sure you click "Apply" on both windows in your router set up.

Accessing the PSP Browser!
1) Press > to navigate to the last Icon Network/Browser
2) Press X
3) At the bottom, highlight the first icon "File" on the bottom. (default=highlighted)
4) Press X to access "Address Entry" menu
5) Press X to enter an address
6) Enter www.pspmagazines.com/mini/ (On the cellular type keypad)
7) Select your connection. Home Starbucks etc
8 ) Press X
9) Be sure you press O to exit the browser menu. Press O when you wish to enter the browser menu again.
10) Wait for 'mini' to load
11) Enjoy the best PSP site ever!

*Be sure to check out the portals and set up a homepage... but thats another tutorial!

Setting Wireless Security- Computer
Once you are sure you PSP works online you should get back into the Linksys setup and enable security for your wireless connection
1) Type 192.168.1.1 into your computer browser address bar (like before)
2) Log on
3) Find "Wireless Security": Set to Enable.
4) Click on the "Edit Security Settings" button
5) Choose WEP type of security
6) Choose "Default transmit key 1"
7) Set "WEP encryption" to '64 bits 10 hex digits' (is okay I guess) Case Sensetive!!
8 ) Type in 10 digits in the Key 1 space (something you will remember to type into your PSP)
9) Press "Apply"
10) See a "Success" confirmation on your Linksys window
11) Close the window
12) Click "Apply" on the main Linksys set-up page

Setting Wireless Security-on PSP
1) Navigate to Network Settings. It is the last icon of the settings list.
2) Press X
3) Choose Infrastructure Mode
4) Select a connection to edit
5) Press X, This brings up an Enter connection name menu.
6) Press > on the D-Pad
*SKIP*7) Enter a name that describes this connection. Home, Starbucks etc.
8 ) WLAN Settings menu, select Scan, by pressing> on the D-pad.
9) Select the access point to be used menu. Identify your routers SSID (usually the highest reception %) and press X.
*SKIP* 10) Confirm the SSID name (that it is the one you want). If it is not exactly as you wrote down earlier press X, then type in the SSID your router has
11) Press > on the D-pad
12) WLAN Security Settings menu, NOW choose WEP, we enabled it
13) Press > on the D-Pad
WEP Key, press X
Enter the Digits you typed in the Key 1, from the Linksys security setup.
14) Address Settings Menu, choose Easy
15) Press > on the D-Pad
16) Settings List Menu: They should list like this, press \/ on the D-pad to review the settings.

*Connection Name (the name you entered to ID the connection home, starbucks etc.)
* SSID The name your computer broadcasts
* Security None
* IP Address Automatic
* Subnet Mask Automatic
*Default Router Automatic
* Primary DNS Automatic
*Secondary DNS Automatic
* Proxy Server Do Not Use
*Internet Browser Do Not Use

17) Press > on the D-Pad
18 ) Press the X button to save settings menu
19) Press X
20 Save completed screen press the button that says "Test Connection"
21) Optaining IP address. Please wait...

Connecting to access point.
Obtaining an IP address.
Testing internet connection.

And a confirmation screen listing all your connection information.
Now you have a little bit of security.

I DON'T KNOW MY LOG IN INFO
~~~Resetting your router resets all your router settings to default!!~~~~

Hold the reset button on the router for 30 second, do not let go of it after the diag LED turns off, continue holding it until 30 seconds have passed.

After you’ve done this, the router will revert to factory defaults, all of your settings will be lost. By default the default Password for the router is admin, and there is no User Name.
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mC² flexik · Dec 20, 2005 at 11:07 AM

I'll try it now, I upgraded mine to 2.6 now

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