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Wireless Networks under "More"
Airplane mode is the setting that, when activated, suspends many of the device's signal
transmitting functions, thereby disabling the device's capacity to place or receive calls or
use text messaging – while still permitting use of other functions that do not require signal
transmission (i.e. - games, built-in camera, MP3 player). This mode offers a key benefit in
saving battery power when wireless connectivity is not required.
More Advanced Wireless Networks and Modes
• Some Wi-Fi routers support Wi-Fi Protected setup. If so, you can touch the Wi-Fi protected
icon on your tablet, and then touch the same button
on your router.
• You can add a new Wi-Fi network which is out of
range (not shown in the wireless network list or
the network does not broadcast it's SSID number.
Press the Plus (+) icon at the top right of the wireless
network screen. With a new name and password
entered, you can automatically connect to that
network when it's in range.
• There is three-vertical-buttons icon which allows
WPS Pin Entry to input the pin of the tablet on your
router as required with Wi-Fi Protected Setup mode.
Wi-Fi Direct allows connected devices to each other
without a router. It will scan for peer devices, show the
names of those devices, and "invite" and "confirm"
connection to them
• Device Certificates and Storage Credentials can
be created to identify your device for a variety
of purposes, including VPN or Wi-Fi network
access. You may require assistance from a system
administrator to install the certificate device's trusted
credential storage. The trusted credentials can
be found in Settings > Personal under the Security
tab. There you may view, remove or disable trusted
credentials.
Basic Operation (Continued)
To assure that you are making the
correct text entry, make sure to
enable "Show Password" selection
below the password entry.
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