Sharing Your Mobile Data Connection - Sony D6633 User Manual

To Add a Wi-Fi Sleep Policy
1
From the Homescreen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > Wi-Fi.
3
Tap , then tap Advanced > Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep.
4
Select an option.
To Find the MAC Address for Your Device
1 From the Home screen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > Wi-Fi.
3
. The MAC address is displayed in the list.
Tap
WPS
WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup™) is a wireless networking standard that helps you
establish secure wireless network connections. If you have little background knowledge
of wireless security, WPS makes it easy for you to set up Wi-Fi Protected Access®
(WPA) encryption to secure your network. You can also add new devices to an existing
network without entering long passwords.
Use one of these methods to enable WPS:
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Push button method – simply push a button on a WPS-supported device, for example, a
router.
•
PIN method – your device creates a random PIN (Personal Identification Number), which
you enter on the WPS-supported device.
To Connect to a Wi-Fi Network Using a WPS Button
1
From your Homescreen, tap
2
Find and tap Settings > Wi-Fi.
3
Turn on Wi-Fi if it is not already on.
4
Tap > Advanced > WPS Push Button, and then press the WPS button on the
WPS-supported device.
To Connect to a Wi-Fi Network Using a WPS PIN
1
From your Homescreen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > Wi-Fi.
3
Turn on Wi-Fi if it is not already on.
4 Tap > Advanced > WPS PIN Entry.
5
On the WPS-supported device, enter the PIN that appears on your device.

Sharing your mobile data connection

You can share your mobile data connection with other devices in several ways:
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USB tethering
– share your mobile data connection with a single computer using a USB cable.
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Bluetooth® tethering
– share your mobile data connection with up to five other devices via Bluetooth®.
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Portable Wi-Fi hotspot
– share your mobile data connection simultaneously with up to 8 other devices, including
devices that support WPS technology.
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