Using remote play (via an access point)

Connect the PS3™ system to an access point using a network cable, and then use the PSP™ system's wireless LAN feature to connect to the PS3™ system via the access point.

Example of a common configuration

Hints

An access point is a device used for connecting to a network wirelessly. A router is a device used for sharing one Internet connection among multiple devices. A device that is equipped with the functionally of these two kinds of equipment is generally referred to as a "wireless router."
A modem may also be equipped with router functionality. If connecting the PS3™ system to a modem, use a modem that is equipped with router functionality.
If the access point and modem both are equipped with router functionality, turn the router functionality off on one of these devices. The PS3™ system and PSP™ system must be connected to the same network. If two or more routers are used at the same time, the PS3™ system and PSP™ system may be connected to separate networks and you might not be able to use remote play.

Getting ready (PSP™ system and PS3™ system)

To use remote play for the first time, you must register (pair) the PSP™ system with the PS3™ system.

1.	Connect the PSP™ system to the PS3™ system using a USB cable.
2.	From the PSP™ system's home menu, select (USB Connection) under (Settings).
3.	From the PS3™ system's home menu, select (Remote Play Settings) under (Settings).
4.	Select [Register Device].
5.	Confirm that a USB connection has been established between the PSP™ system and the PS3™ system, and then select [OK]. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the registration (pairing).

Hints

You can use the USB cable for the wireless controller to connect the PSP™ system to the PS3™ system.
If you register a PSP™ system that had been registered with another PS3™ system, the registration with the first PS3™ system will be cleared.

Getting ready (PSP™ system)

Create a network connection for connecting the PSP™ system to an access point. If the PSP™ system already has a saved network connection for use in connecting to a network via an access point, you do not have to create a new network connection to use remote play. For more information on connecting via an access point, refer to (Settings) > (Network Settings) > [Infrastructure Mode].

Using remote play

1.	From the PS3™ system's home menu, select (Remote Play) under (Network). The system enters remote play connection standby mode.
2.	From the PSP™ system's home menu, select (Remote Play) under (Network).
3.	Select [Connect via Private Network].
4.	Select the connection for the access point to be used for remote play from the list of connections. If the connection is successful, the PS3™ system screen is displayed on the PSP™ system.

Hints

Remote play can be used within range of the access point's wireless LAN.
If you enable the remote start setting on your PS3™ system, you can set your PS3™ system to be turned on automatically (Wake on LAN). In this case, you do not have to perform step 1 above. For details, refer to (Settings) > (Remote Play Settings) > [Remote Start] in the user's guide for the PS3™ system.

Quitting remote play

Press the PS button (HOME button) on the PSP™ system, and then select [Quit and Turn Off the PS3™ System] from [Quit Remote Play].

Hint

If the PS3™ system is performing a function such as copying or downloading a file and you do not want to turn it off, you can instead select [Quit Without Turning Off the PS3™ System].