Medion LIFE P85003 Guide De Démarrage Rapide page 136

7.3.2. Establishing a connection to a network
Please also refer to the user manual of your router for the following
steps to connect to a network.
 Select whether the network should always remain connected to the appliance
(even in standby mode) and confirm your selection.
The appliance searches for available networks. The networks found are then dis-
played with their name (SSID) in a list. WLAN access points that provide a connec-
tion via WPS are indicated with [WPS]. Beneath this, you will see the following
entries:
– RESCAN: Start a new search
– MANUAL CONFIG: Enter connection data manually
 Now select the WLAN access point to which you want to connect the appliance.
Confirm your selection.
To connect to an encrypted network, observe the following sections.
With an unencrypted (open) WLAN access point, the internet radio establishes a di-
rect connection and the set-up wizard ends here.
WLAN connection via WPS
After you have selected a WLAN network that has the option to connect via WPS,
the WPS menu appears.
If you do not want to establish a connection via WPS, select the entry SKIP WPS
(continue with „Entering a network key" on page 138).
WPS button
 Select the PUSH BUTTON option to enable the WPS function to be used via the
router's WPS button.
 Then press the WPS button on the router and press O K to confirm the connec-
tion with the audio system.
You can also access the WPS function at any time
ing the I N F O button.
The appliance will now establish a connection with the network. After successfully
establishing a connection, a corresponding notice is then displayed.
The appliance can now play back media via the network and receive internet radio
stations as long as there is an active internet connection via the network.
The appliance stores the connection data so that it does not need to be re-entered
to re-establish the connection.
1 In internet radio mode, you can only use the WPS function via the set-up wizard.
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by pressing and hold-
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