2. The Wi-Fi LED blinks as the device starts up. When the Wi-Fi light is solid blue, your de-vice is Wi-Fi
enabled and ready to accept other device connections.
3. Open the network or wireless settings on your computer or mobile device.
See the user documentation for your computer or mobile device for the most up-to-date instructions on
connecting to a wireless network.
Apple devices—choose Settings > Wi-Fi.
Android devices—choose Settings > Wireless & Networks > Wi-Fi.
Mac Computer—select Apple > System Preferences and then select Network.
PC—enable the wireless connection.
4. Select SeagateWireless from the list of networks.
This establishes a wireless connection between your device and the Seagate Wireless.
5. Open the Seagate Media app.
On the home page of your mobile device, tap the Seagate Media app icon.
On your computer, open a browser and type any URL in the address bar.
The Seagate Wireless main page appears with the Getting Started tutorial ready for viewing.
Follow the steps in the Getting Started tutorial to verify that you can view a video and connect to the
Internet.
Your devices are now ready to stream the sample media packaged with your Seagate Wireless.
Loading Media onto the Seagate Wireless
1. Connect the supplied USB 2.0 cable to the Seagate Wireless and the USB 3.0 or 2.0 port on your
computer.
Note: If you are connecting to a Mac, do not allow Time Machine to use the Seagate Wireless
for backup because it will attempt to reformat the drive. If your device has been
reformatted, see
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