is likely that many of the novatillos in the world of the Nintendo DS does not know how to connect to the Wi-Fi, which is why I add this guide to connecting to Wi- Fi, specifically in Ragnarok DS, though the configuration is used for this game will serve to anyone. Very personally tell them not to make use of Wi-Fi Connection, really lost a large percentage of the fun, and many titles that we offer, this multiplayer game mode allows players interacruar motivated hundreds of just like us, so if their hands this the connection, do it will not be disappointed.
Step by Step Guide for using Wi-Fi Connection Nintendo
Step 1: First of all we need certain items, these are:
* Nintendo DS / DSLite / DSI / DSIXL (This is obvious, but anyway I put it no more XD)
* A copy of the game Ragnarok DS (Another obvious)
* A connection via Modem or Wireless (The latter we would facilitate the connection process as there would to buy a router)
* Router with the following Parameters; WEP Protocol Security (NDS does not work with the WAP protocol, only WEP) and Standard 802.11b 802.11b (or both)
NOTE: As you know Wi-Fi is wireless, ie not using cables, which is why it is necessary to use a router if you do not have a wireless connection.
Step 2: Now that you should have the above materials, proceed to install the Router, if you buy it, install a router is currently a matter of him Click on the facilities which bring, is extremely simple, I recommend the following models of router, for its economy, good performance and Simplesmente:
* Belkin F5D7234-4 Wireless G Router Linksys WRT54G
* * TP-Link model TL-WR340GD (The latter is the one I use, I recommend 100%)
Step 3: Once already configured the router or your connection, proceed to turn on the NDS and look for any game that uses Wi-Fi configure the connection, I recommend using Mario Kart as it is simple, enter the menu of the WFC (Wi-Fi Connection Nintendo) go to Settings Nintendo WFC :
then choose one of the 3 boxes of connection available, choose either:
Then select Search Access Point.
Automatically searches on the DS WiFi connections nearby, where we appear to find the name of our connection followed by a padlock that changes colors depending on the security:
* open connection, compatible with no security:
* Compatible but Protected Connection Keyed:
* Connecting Incompatible:
After this if your connection is key, insert it, and you're set up your connection. No excuse for not playing in the Wi-Fi. ^ ^ Greetings
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