Lab - Mobile Wi-Fi - Android and iOS

Objectives
 Familiarize yourself with the Wi-Fi settings on mobile devices.
 Turn the Wi-Fi radio on and off
 Set the device to forget a found Wi-Fi network
 Connect to a new Wi-Fi network.

Background / Preparation
In this lab, you will access smartphone operating systems in order to enable Wi-Fi communications and
configure connection settings.

Required Resources
 Android tablet or smartphone running Android version 4.0 or above
 iOS tablet or smartphone running iOS version 5.0 or above
 Access to a configured wireless network, either within the classroom or a wireless hotspot

Part 1: Configure Wi-Fi settings on an Android device

Step 1: Access the device.

Turn on the device and log in with the password, pin code, or other passcode, if necessary. The main home
screen appears.

Step 2: Access Settings.

a. Touch the notification and system icons.

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b. Touch the Settings icon.

c. The “Settings” menu appears.

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Step 3: Forget a wireless network.

a. Touch the Wi-Fi switch until it is set to Off.

b. Touch the Wi-Fi switch again.

c. Touch the name of the network to which the device is connected. The “Wi-Fi details” window appears.

d. Touch Forget. What happens?

Kita tidak terkoneksi lagi dengan wireless tersebut. Dan apabila kita ingin connect
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kembali ke jaringan wifi tersebut, maka kita harus memasukkan kembali passwordnya.
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Step 4: Connect to a wireless network.

a. Touch the network to which the device used to be connected.

b. Type the Wi-Fi Password. Touch Done.

c. Touch Connect. What happens?
Kita telah terhubung ke wireless tersebut.
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Part 2: Configure Wi-Fi settings on an iOS device

Step 1: Access the device.

Turn on the device and log in with the password, pin code, or other passcode, if necessary. The main home
screen appears.

Step 2: Access Settings.

Touch the Settings icon. The “Settings” menu appears.

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Step 3: Forget a wireless network.

a. Touch Wi-Fi. The “Wi-Fi” menu appears.

b. Slide the Wi-Fi switch until it is OFF.

c. Slide the Wi-Fi switch until it is On.

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d. Touch the name of the network to which the device is connected. The “Wi-Fi details” window opens.

e. Touch Forget. What happens?

Mirip dengan Android, kita tidak terkoneksi lagi dengan wireless tersebut. Apabila kita ingin connect
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kembali ke jaringan wifi tersebut, maka kita harus memasukkan kembali passwordnya.
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Step 4: Connect to a wireless network.

a. Touch the network to which the device used to be connected.

b. Type the Wi-Fi Password. Touch Join. What happens?

Kita telah bergabung dan terhubung ke wireless tersebut.
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