Owner`s manual

3
Connecting Via WiFi
You have a choice of how you want your VR-09 and iPad to wirelessly
communicate.
• If you’re going to be using the VR-09 and iPad at home—you can
use your home’s WiFi network, or LAN (“Local Area Network”).
Your iPad’s probably already
using it, so when your VR-09
joins the network they’ll be
able to communicate with
each other. You can use a
LAN connection anywhere
there’s a WiFi network to
which you can connect.
• If you want to be able to use the VR-09 and iPad anywhere—
you can connect them directly
to each other using the VR-09’s
Ad-Hoc mode. This method
works when no LAN is available
to you, so it’s a good way to
connect your VR-09 and iPad in locations where there may be no
network, such as in clubs or other performance venues. Ad-Hoc
mode also doesn’t require a WiFi router as a LAN does.
Some Details About the VR-09 and WiFi
You only need to set up communication the first time you use the
VR-09 and iPad together.
The WNA1100 is an 802.11 b/g/n-compliant device that can be used
with most any WiFi network’s router and with any iPad.
When you connect the VR-09 to a LAN, it uses WPS (“WiFi Protected
Setup”). Most routers support this super-simple connection protocol.
Apple Airport Extreme routers do support WPS, though they refer
to it as “connecting to a WiFi printer” instead of as “WPS.” If you’re
using another kind of WPS router and it doesn’t have a WPS
button, check its manual to learn how it handles WPS.
LAN
Ad-Hoc
Here’s how to get your LAN connection set up:
1 Insert the WNA1100 into the jack inside the VR-09’s front-panel
USB MEMORY compartment.
2 Press the VR-09’s MENU button, and then highlight Wireless.
3 Press the ENTER button.
If you see “<<Wireless>> NOT AVAILABLE,” make sure your
WNA1100 is correctly installed in its jack.
The default Wireless screen appears:
If this screen isn’t what you see, use the CURSOR  and 
buttons to find it.
Routers make a WPS connection after receiving a message
from the device being connected. Most WPS-supporting routers
have a button you can press to prepare the router to receive this
message.
If your router doesn’t have a WPS button, consult its
documentation to learn how to use its WPS feature.
4 Press your router’s WPS button.