To set up the connection with a wireless access point, go to a location with an access point that you can use, tap
(Settings) > [Start] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings], and then select the access point you use. You will need
the information to connect to the access point (the SSID and security information such as the WEP key or WPA
key).
After your PS Vita system has connected to an access point one time, it will automatically connect to the access
point in the future.
Connecting via a mobile network (only on 3G/Wi-Fi models)
Setting up your PS Vita system to use a mobile network is done during initial setup of the system. It can also be
done later by tapping the
(Network Operator) icon on the home screen.
When an Internet connection is required and no saved access points are found, the Wi-Fi Settings screen
appears. Tap
(Close) in the upper left of the screen to close the dialog box and to connect your PS Vita
system to the Internet using the mobile network.
You can configure your PS Vita system to connect to the Internet using a mobile network without
displaying the Wi-Fi settings screen when there are no saved access points nearby. Tap
(Settings)
> [Start] > [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings] and remove the checkmark from the [Display Wi-Fi Settings
Automatically] checkbox.
The
(Network Operator) icon on the home screen might differ, depending on the model of your PS
Vita system.
Disabling all wireless network features
When you are on an airplane or in a hospital or other location where using devices that emit radio waves is
prohibited, tap
(Settings) > [Start], and then tap the [Flight Mode] checkbox to set a checkmark.
Related articles
Wi-Fi Settings
Mobile Network Settings
Flight Mode
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