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Connecting your PlayStation 3 to your Sky wireless router
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Connecting your PS3 to the internet with a wired connection
To connect to the internet using wires, you’ll need an Ethernet cable like
the yellow one that came with your Sky Broadband set-up kit.
Plug the Ethernet cable into one of the sockets at the back of your Sky Broadband wireless router and put the other end into your PS3.
In the home menu, select the Settings option followed by the Network Settings option.
Select the Internet Connections Settings by pressing the ‘ X’ button on your PS3 controller.
A message will pop up on your screen saying ‘Adjust settings for connection to the internet. If making a wired connection you must have an Ethernet cable connected.’ Select Yes.
At this point you can either select the easy option or the custom option. Make sure you select the easy option.
You’ll now be given the choice to connect using a wireless connection or a wired connection. Choose the wired connection option.
A screen will pop up called proxy server. Select ‘Do not use’ then press X and X again to save the settings.
You’ll then be asked to test the connection. Press X to start the test and everything should pass.
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Step 1 - Connecting your PS3 to the internet with a wireless connection
Open
your Playstation’s Home Menu, then select
Settings and then Network settings. -
Step 2 - Choose Internet Connection Settings
When it appears on
screen, choose the option called
Internet Connection Settings. -
Step 3 - Adjust Connection Settings
A pop-up
should appear saying
Adjust settings for connection to the internet. Choose
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Step 4 - Select Wireless Option
Now you’ll need to select
Wireless from the options on the screen. -
Step 5 - Scan for available networks
Select
the
Scan option. Your Playstation 3 will now show all of the available wireless
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Step 6 - Find your Wireless Network Name
For the next steps, you’ll need to know your Wireless Network Nam e. This is just the name of the wireless network you connect to and it’s printed on the Keep Me Handy Card Card that came with your Sky Broadband wireless router.
If you can’t find it your code can also be found on the bottom of your router. Unless you’ve changed it, your wireless network name will probably be something like “ SKY” followed by five numbers. For example SKY 12345.
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Step 7 - Add your security code
Look for your wireless network from the list of available networks and select it. Then the security code, which will be WPA-PSK, unless you’ve changed the encryption settings will be selected automatically. Press the arrow on the d pad or move the analog stick
to the right to then move
on to entering your
password, also known as your network key.
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Step 8 - The Network Key
The
Network Key is your password and is printed on your Keep Me Handy card and on the
base of your router. Make sure you type it in exactly as it’s printed or it won’t work. And
remember, The Network Key is case sensitive. There are no numbers, so if you see any circles, they
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Step 9 - Save your changes
When you’re done,
save your changes by pressing the Start button or select done on the screen. You’ll then be asked
to click
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Step 10 - Test Connection
Before you start playing online you can check to make sure you’ve set up
your connection properly. Just select the
Test Connection option. If there are any problems your PS3 will helpfully give you
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Step 11 - You're connected to the internet
Once that’s done, you
should see a message telling you that the test has completed successfully. That's it, you're ready
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If you experience problems getting online
If you experience problems getting online, test the connection using your computer. If you cannot get online with your computer, see our Broadband troubleshooting section as the problem is likely to be with your internet connection. If you can view websites with your computer, and the problem is only affecting your games console, you may need to refer to the manufacturer's instructions.
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