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How to connect your iPod or iPhone to a Wireless Network.

 

Please note that although the Apple iPod and iPhone both use the same operating system (IoS) there may be minor differences in the layout of the screens. In light of this commonality the term ‘Device’ will be used in place of iPod and/or iPhone.

 1: Start up your Device

 2: Tap the Settings icon to launch the Settings App.

3: From the Settings Menu select Wi-Fi, and then tap on the name of the network you wish to connect to.

4: If the network is secured with a password you will be prompted to enter it, as shown on the screen below. Once you have entered the password tap Join.

5: You should now be connected to your chosen wireless network.

 

Reviewed 17/08/2015

 

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