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# How to Set Up Wi-Fi

Connect your Victa to a Wi-Fi network.

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**Use this when** you want to connect your terminal to Wi-Fi, or change to a different Wi-Fi network.
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## Before you start

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Have your **Wi-Fi network name** and **password** ready. Unsecured networks and WEP networks can't be used.
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## Connect to Wi-Fi

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### Open Android Settings

Open the app list: swipe **up** on the home screen. If your Victa opens straight into **Connect Express**, swipe **down** from the top of the screen and tap the **settings icon** in the bottom-right corner to get to the Android menu. Then tap **Settings**.
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### Open the Wi-Fi settings

Tap **Network and Internet > Internet**.
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### Choose your network

Tap your **Wi-Fi network** and enter the password. The terminal connects automatically when the password is correct.
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### Check the connection

Check the network shows as **Connected**. To confirm the terminal is online, see [How to Check the Network Information](/support-nordics/victa/how-tos/how-to-check-the-network-information.md).
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**Testing without Wi-Fi?** You can connect the terminal to your mobile phone's **personal hotspot** in the same way.
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<summary>Keywords</summary>

Also called: set up Wi-Fi, connect Wi-Fi, change Wi-Fi, wireless. Search terms: wifi, wi-fi, network, password, internet, connect, hotspot.

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