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# Wifi Setup

Follow the steps below to connect your terminal to a Wi-Fi network:

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#### Open Wi-Fi Settings

Swipe down from the **top of the screen** to open the quick settings menu.\
Tap and **hold the Wi-Fi icon** to access Wi-Fi options.
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#### Enable Wi-Fi

Make sure the **Wi-Fi toggle** is switched **On**.\
The terminal will automatically scan and display available networks along with their signal strength.
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#### Select Your Network

Tap the **Wi-Fi network** you want to connect to.
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#### Enter the Password

Type in the network password.\
*Please note: Wi-Fi passwords are case sensitive.*
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#### Connect

Tap **Connect** or the **green tick** to confirm.
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#### Connection Confirmed

Once connected successfully, the network status will display **“Connected.”**
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#### [<mark style="color:$success;">Back to P630 - Connection Guide</mark>](/p630-connections/p630-connection-guides.md)


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