Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter User Manual page 7

To connect your console to a
wireless network:
turn on your console and any
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wireless networking devices (such
as an access point or router).
Attach the wireless networking
2
adapter to the back of your
console (see "Attach the Adapter
to Your console").
go to the system area to enter
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your network settings.
if all settings are correct, exit the
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system area. Your console should
now be connected to your
wireless network.
Yournetworksettings
use this section to record your
network settings. All computers and
devices accessing the network with
a wireless connection need to use
the same wireless network settings.
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Workgroup name:
802.11g/b Network
Wireless network name (ssid):
Wireless security setting:
Wireless channel (system link
networks only):
802.11a Network
Wireless network name (ssid):
Wireless security setting:
Wireless channel (system link
networks only):
connectYourconsoletoAnotherconsole
console-to-console system link
wireless networks are also known as
ad-hoc networks. in ad-hoc networks,
a wireless adapter on one device
connects directly to a wireless
adapter on another device. An
internet connection isn't shared with
this type of network, and the
console-to-console system link
connection is typically temporary.

for console-to-console system link
play, you need:
• two Xbox 360 consoles.
• two Xbox 360 Wireless
Networking Adapters.
• An Xbox 360 game that supports
system link play.
To wirelessly connect your console
to another console:
Attach a wireless networking
1
adapter to the back of each
console (see "Attach the Adapter
to Your console").
on each console, go to the system
2
area to enter your network
settings. (they will be the same
for each console.)
if all settings are correct, exit the
3
system area. the consoles should
now be wirelessly connected to
each other.
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