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> Then select your WLAN network.
You can now choose whether to use the WPS function or whether you prefer
to enter your WLAN password manually.
> If you would like to use the WPS function, launch it on your router first as per
its instruction manual and then select [Press WPS Button] in the network
wizard.
Please observe the display overlays. The connection process is generally
completed in a few seconds and the WLAN connection can be used.
> If you wish to enter your WiFi password manually, or if your router does not
support the WPS function, select [Skip WPS] .
> Then enter the password using the displayed virtual keyboard. Then select
and press the ENTER button. If the password entered is correct a
connection to the network is now established. To cancel the entry, select
and press the ENTER button. If you make a typing error you can
delete the last letter entered using .
When the virtual keyboard is displayed, you can use

/

on the remote
control for navigation. The

/

buttons move the highlight upwards and
downwards, the

/

buttons move the highlight to the right and left.
The entered password will then be verified. This process is generally
completed in a few seconds and the WLAN connection can then be used.
The signal bar
in the status bar of the display indicates whether the
connection has been established.
16.3.1.2 Configuration via the WPS function
This establishes a direct connection to the router. Selecting and/or entering a WLAN
network (SSID) and password is not required.
>
Start the WPS function on your router as per the instruction manual.
> Then select
[PBC WLAN Set-up]
to launch the connection process.
Please observe the display overlays. The connection process is generally
completed in a few seconds and the WLAN connection can be used.
Alternatively the [PIN] function can be used if this function is supported by
the router.
16.3.1.3 Manual configuration
> Select [Manual settings] then [Wireless] to launch manual configuration.