How to Get the Wii to Work With the Belkin F6D4230

Connecting Wirelessly

• 1

  Turn the Nintendo Wii on. Use the Wii Remote to select the "Wii" icon on the bottom of the Wii Channel Menu.

• 2

  Select "Wii Settings" and press the "A" button. Select the arrow on the right side of the screen to open the second page of the Wii Settings menu. Select "Internet" and press the "A" button. Select "Connection Settings" and press the "A" button.

• 3

  Select "Connection 1: None" and press the "A" button. Select "Wireless Connection" and press the "A" button. Select "Search for an Access Point" and press the "A" button. Select "OK" and press the "A" button. The Wii will search for all available wireless networks.

• 4

  Select the name of your wireless network and press the "A" button. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the security key (if any) for your wireless network.

• 5

  Select "OK" and press the "A" button. Select "Save Settings" and press the "A" button. Select "Yes" and press the "A" button. The Wii will attempt to test the connection between the Wii and the Belkin N150. If the test is successful, the Wii will use these settings from now on when connecting wirelessly. If the test fails, the error code and most likely solution will be displayed on-screen.

Wired Connection

• 6

  Turn the Nintendo Wii off and attach the Wii LAN Adapter to the USB port on the back of the console. Connect one side of the Ethernet cable into the "Ethernet" port on the Wii LAN Adapter and connect the other side into any of the "Wired" ports on the back of the Belkin N150.

• 7

  Turn the Nintendo Wii. Use the Wii Remote to select the "Wii" icon on the bottom of the Wii Channel Menu. Select "Wii Settings" and press the "A" button. Select the arrow on the right side of the screen to open the second page of the Wii Settings menu. Select "Internet" and press the "A" button.

• 8

  Select "Connection Settings" and press the "A" button. Select "Connection 1: None" and press the "A" button. Select "Wired Connection" and press the "A" button. Select "OK" and press the "A" button to begin the connection test. If the test is successful, the Wii will use these settings from now on when connecting wirelessly. If the test fails, the error code and most likely solution will be displayed on-screen.