Hi, Guys aask ko lang sa inyo if you know how to access PSP as your internet browser, and how to configure it. Thank you so much

bro kylngn my available ng wifi connection kng nsan k o kya nmn kng my dsl k s bhay ms gnda k kng my router k,connect mo lng dun psp mo.. then configure tulad ng pg configure mo s pc mo pr mkconnect k s router/modem..

sana maintindihan mo yan xtreme ahaha..

Bor but ganun pag nagsscan ako lumalabas
AN INTERNAL ERROR HAS OCCURED (00000001)
anu meaning nun?
please help thanks so much
kaht me wi fi hot spot ayaw mag scan yan lumalabas

brand new b yn bro nung bnli mo? nkCFW b cya? kng my warranty p cguro cya ms mbuti kng dalin mo s bnilan mo.. bka kc FW mo my problema ky gnyan..

OO brandnew.. Anu pong CFW sorry ndi kasi ako familiar sa mga terms at anu po meaning nf FW din thank you

CFW - CUSTOM FIRMWARE
yan ung mga custom made n firmware ng psp,hndi sony my gwa,made to run some applications on your psp including playing iso's etc.. cguro bro mgnda kng dalin mo muna cya s bnlan mo kng covered p cya ng warranty.. kng d nmn mgnda kng mgupdate k ng firmware mo.

I found this somewhere on the net. I hope this would help.:D

Connecting to Internet/Wireless
Creating a Wireless Network Connection

Your PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) supports two network connection modes: Infrastructure and Ad Hoc.

* Infrastructure Mode
Infrastructure Mode allows you to connect your PSP® to a Wireless (WLAN) Access Point or a wireless broadband router.
* Ad Hoc Mode
Ad Hoc Mode allows multiple PSP® systems to communicate with each other within a limited range.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z115/purplesky_06/PSP_117_NetworkExample.gif

Create a new network connection

You can adjust network setting to connect to an access point (such as a Wi-Fi hotspot or the router on a wireless home network) and save the network connections data on your PSP®. Up to 10 connections can be saved.

1. Select Settings Icon(Settings) from the home menu.
2. Select Network Settings Icon(Network Settings) and press X Button.
3. Select Infrastructure Mode or Ad Hoc Mode and press X Button.
4. Set up the new connection.
5. To save the new connection, press X Button.
6. To test the connection, make sure the WLAN switch on the PSP® is turned on, then select Test Connection and press X Button.
7. If the connection is successful, information about the network connection will appear. Press Circle Button to end the connection test.
8. If the connection test fails, follow the on-screen instructions to check the settings. Network settings for the connections can be changed from the options menu.


Notes:

* Port Numbers
The TCP and UDP Port numbers you will need to connect to SCEA first-party game servers are:
o TCP Ports: 10070 - 10080
o UDP Ports: 10070
If you need port numbers for games published by third-party companies, you will need to contact them directly for additional information.
* Online Requirements
PSP® online connectivity requires internet service and network devices, such as a DSL or cable modem and a wireless router - for example, a Wi-Fi hotspot at a café or a wireless local area network (WLAN) in your home.

Get Started Using the Internet Browser

Go online and browse the World Wide Web using the PSP® internet browser.

To connect to the internet:

1. Check that you have your PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) system set up for Wireless (WLAN) networking in Infrastructure Mode. For more information, see Setting up Infrastructure Mode.
2. Make sure the WLAN switch on the left side of the PSP® is turned on so that the PSP® can connect to the internet.
3. Make sure you are within range of a wireless access point (or hotspot) that allows connections to the internet.
4. Select http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_www.gif Icon (WWW) under http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_network.gif Icon (Network) from the home menu and press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btnx_color.gif button.
5. Use the up and down buttons to select the address bar and press to display the on-screen keyboard.
6. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the address for the web page you want to display.
7. When you have finished entering the address, highlight the Enter button and press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btnx_color.gif button.
8. Select a connection and press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btnx_color.gif button.
9. The web page will be displayed.
10. To hide the on-screen menu, press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btntriangle_color.gif button.

To close the internet connection:

1. With a web page on the screen, press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btncircle_color.gif button.
2. Select Yes and press http://fp.scea.com/Content/pspsupport2/WebBrowser/img/icn_btnx_color.gif button.
3. The internet browser will close.

Bor but ganun pag nagsscan ako lumalabas
AN INTERNAL ERROR HAS OCCURED (00000001)
anu meaning nun?
please help thanks so much
kaht me wi fi hot spot ayaw mag scan yan lumalabas

hulaan ko, 3.71 user ka? kasi yan ang bug nang 3.71 ngayun eh, mapa Official or Custom, pag wala kang makuhang access points, imbes na magbigay ng magandang explanation, yan makikita mo.

plgay ko nga bug yan,amfufuf gnyan dn lmlbas skin d 2lad nung nsa 3.60 p aq.

I found this somewhere on the net. I hope this would help.:D

Connecting to Internet/Wireless
Creating a Wireless Network Connection

Your PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) supports two network connection modes: Infrastructure and Ad Hoc.

* Infrastructure Mode
Infrastructure Mode allows you to connect your PSP® to a Wireless (WLAN) Access Point or a wireless broadband router.
* Ad Hoc Mode
Ad Hoc Mode allows multiple PSP® systems to communicate with each other within a limited range.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z115/purplesky_06/PSP_117_NetworkExample.gif

Create a new network connection

You can adjust network setting to connect to an access point (such as a Wi-Fi hotspot or the router on a wireless home network) and save the network connections data on your PSP®. Up to 10 connections can be saved.

1. Select Settings Icon(Settings) from the home menu.
2. Select Network Settings Icon(Network Settings) and press X Button.
3. Select Infrastructure Mode or Ad Hoc Mode and press X Button.
4. Set up the new connection.
5. To save the new connection, press X Button.
6. To test the connection, make sure the WLAN switch on the PSP® is turned on, then select Test Connection and press X Button.
7. If the connection is successful, information about the network connection will appear. Press Circle Button to end the connection test.
8. If the connection test fails, follow the on-screen instructions to check the settings. Network settings for the connections can be changed from the options menu.


Notes:

* Port Numbers
The TCP and UDP Port numbers you will need to connect to SCEA first-party game servers are:
o TCP Ports: 10070 - 10080
o UDP Ports: 10070
If you need port numbers for games published by third-party companies, you will need to contact them directly for additional information.
* Online Requirements
PSP® online connectivity requires internet service and network devices, such as a DSL or cable modem and a wireless router - for example, a Wi-Fi hotspot at a café or a wireless local area network (WLAN) in your home.

thanks maam. nice info.. ;)

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matanong lang sa mga nakakagamit ng wifi sa psp, pwede ba yun mismong psp ang
:help:
gmitin pangdownload sa mga games dito sa symbianize??
:help:

:help:
matanong lang sa mga nakakagamit ng wifi sa psp, pwede ba yun mismong psp ang
:help:
gmitin pangdownload sa mga games dito sa symbianize??
:help:




aabutin ka ng 48 years... :lol:

so it means pag ndi ka mka contact error sa PSP mo ung mei problem??

aabutin ka ng 48 years... :lol:

bro, sa akin lang ha.. based on experience.. inabot lang ako ng 43 years..

so it means pag ndi ka mka contact error sa PSP mo ung mei problem??


kung hindi ka naka-connect:

1. OFF ang wifi switch
2. MALI ang configuration sa psp
3. BLOCKED ang devices from the router
4. WPA ang encryption ng router signal
5. hindi compatible sa 108.11b devices ang router
6. sana hinde, pero baka may tama ang WiFi antenna/card ng psp


PS. Madami pang possible na dahilan... ito madalas ang common.

aabutin ka ng 48 years... :lol:

haha:lol:, ganun ba buti di ko pa tinatry, :slap:
bro, sa akin lang ha.. based on experience.. inabot lang ako ng 43 years..

:ranting:antagal ng 43 years bago ko pa malaro yung game hehehe:rofl:

salamat mga tol.

haha:lol:, ganun ba buti di ko pa tinatry, :slap:


:ranting:antagal ng 43 years bago ko pa malaro yung game hehehe:rofl:

salamat mga tol.

at least may nakatabi ka ng games para sa mga magiging apo mo. wahahahaha! baka psp 10th release na meron nun,o kya baka face out na!

up ko lang po...
pang wifi lang ba psp???
hindi ba gagana yung line connection???
sagot agad!!!!!! hahaha!!!
loko lang...salamat sa sasagot!!!

paano kung dsl lng connection ko ?? paano ang set up nun

paano kung dsl lng connection ko ?? paano ang set up nun

Kung may DSL po kayo, kelangan nyo po connect 'yung modem nyo sa isang wireless router, kasi ala naman ethernet/cable connection ang PSP and then connect to the router... I'm using a linksys router and oks naman siya, naco-connect namin ng GF ko PSP namin, and sabay pa 'yun kasi nga gumagamit ako ng router...

correct.gmit k ng wireless router.then detect m nlng ung cgnal ng wifi.

thx for the info guys!:clap:

oh sige, salamat po sa info...dito na lang ako sa pc ko mag-internet, wag na sa psp...hehehe!!!
salamat ulit!!!

tanong pala ulit, paano gamitin yung game sharing?
bat ayaw gumana sa psp namin nung gf ko...
gusto sana naming maglaban sa naruto...hahaha
lalo pag may tampuhan...wahahahaha

pwede bang ganun mga papa at mama???? oink!!!

oh sige, salamat po sa info...dito na lang ako sa pc ko mag-internet, wag na sa psp...hehehe!!!
salamat ulit!!!

tanong pala ulit, paano gamitin yung game sharing?
bat ayaw gumana sa psp namin nung gf ko...
gusto sana naming maglaban sa naruto...hahaha
lalo pag may tampuhan...wahahahaha

pwede bang ganun mga papa at mama???? oink!!!
dapat po may feature na Game Sharing ang game na gusto mo laruin like Tekken DR, sa isang PSP na may copy ng game, start mo yung game, switch on mo din yung WLAN, tapos yung isang PSP na walang copy, dapat i-click yung Game Sharing na icon under Game menu, pag ok na yung connection, ise-send na yung data.. :)

opo...may game sharing din yung naruto2..
pareho ngang may naruto2 mga psp namin...hehe
sige,try ko ulit sa isa kong psp...salamat!!!

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hahaha...ok na po...salamat...alam ko na!!! hahaha!!!