Every PSP is built by Sony with the capability to be connected to the internet.
If your router is not protected by a password then you might ignore this step.
once you nail found all the details, turn to your PSP.
On top of the PSP, there is a switch which is marked " WLAN'.
Move this switch to the right to turn on the wireless receiver.
When you’re on the main menu, use the directional pad to move the options to the left.
This will bring you to " configs'.
Scroll down through the setting to the bottom of the list and select " connection parameters'.
Then select " Infrastructure Mode' - this is for connecting to the internet.
The other option " Ad Hoc Mode' is for connecting two PSPs together.
When you have selected " Infrastructure Mode', click " New Connection'.
Select " Scan'.
Beside each signal, there will also be a signal strength measured in percentages.
Hopefully, your signal being the closest, it will be at 100% or near enough to it.
Press " X' to select your signal.
Select this option and enter in the password for your wireless signal.
This is case sensitive and must beexactlyas you entered it when setting up the wireless router.
Continue to scroll to the right, leaving all the other setting as their default.
Scroll one more screen to the right and select " Test Connection'.
Allow it to test the connection for a minute or so.
it’s possible for you to also play selected games online using the multiplayer mode.
