This manual introduces the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection usage method, including the method of using it at Internet hotspots and at home.
About this manual
The Nintendo Wi‑Fi Connection Instruction Booklet provides step‑by‑step guidance for connecting a Nintendo DS to the internet via a wireless router, AOSS‑enabled router, manual setup, or the Nintendo Wi‑Fi USB Connector. It also includes information on using public hotspots and the Options screen for managing your Wi‑Fi ID and MAC address.
Key sections cover home wireless router setup, AOSS automatic configuration, manual network entry, USB connector installation, troubleshooting error codes, wireless signal guidelines, and the Terms of Use agreement. The booklet helps users configure, test, and maintain their Nintendo Wi‑Fi Connection safely and efficiently.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Gameplay at Internet Hotspots
- Gameplay at Home – Wireless Router
- Gameplay at Home – AOSS
- Gameplay at Home – Manual Setup
- Gameplay at Home – Nintendo Wi‑Fi USB Connector
- Options
- Troubleshooting
- Wireless Communication Guidelines
- Terms of Use Agreement
Specifications
| Maximum DS connections via USB connector | 5 |
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| Required PC operating system for USB connector | Windows XP or Windows Vista |
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| Wireless router feature for automatic setup | AOSS button |
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| Broadband internet account required | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
How many Nintendo DS systems can connect to the Nintendo Wi‑Fi USB Connector at once?
Up to five DS systems can connect simultaneously.
What operating systems are required for the Nintendo Wi‑Fi USB Connector?
It works with Windows XP or Windows Vista.
How do I erase my Nintendo WFC configuration?
Select Options → Erase Nintendo WFC Configuration to delete your ID, settings, and friend roster.
What does a blue unlocked icon indicate?
It means you can select that connection and test it without any additional steps.