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Connecting Nintendo Devices

Connecting Your Nintendo Wii U

Please note, For the usage.connectivityu.com page to work you need to be connected to our internet services.

1. First you need to find your Wii U’s MAC Address. Instructions on how to find this are Below.

2. Turn the Wii U on.

3. From the main menu select ‘System Settings’.

2. Then select Internet.

5. Select View MAC Address.

6. For a WIRELESS Connection to the Wii U, Copy the MAC Address.

7. For a WIRED Connection to the Wii U, Copy the LAN Adapter MAC Address.

8. Go to your computer, which must be connected to the apartment’s internet, and open up a browser i.e. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and go to the webpage usage.connectivityu.com Please Type This In Exactly How It’s Shown.

9. On the webpage you will see Enter device’s MAC Address. Enter the MAC address of your Wii U there.

10. When entering the MAC Address, YOU MUST PUT A COLON  :  EVERY 2 CHARACTERS. For example: 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E The colon key is Shift+Semicolon, the key to the right of L on your keyboard.

11. Click Register Device.

Connecting Your Nintendo Wii

  1. First you need to find your Wii’s MAC Address. Instructions on how to find this are Below.
  2. Turn the Wii on.
  3. From the main screen go to ‘Wii’ in the bottom left corner.
  4. Then select Wii Settings.
  5. Select the Right Arrow once.
  6. Select Internet.
  7. Select Console Information.
  8. For a WIRELESS Connection to the Wii, Copy the MAC Address (Top).
  9. For a WIRED Connection to the Wii, Copy the LAN Adapter MAC Address (Bottom).
  10. Go to your computer, which must be connected to the apartment’s internet, and open up a browser i.e. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and go to the webpage usage.connectivityu.com Please Type This In Exactly How It’s Shown.
  11. On the webpage you will see Enter device’s MAC Address. Enter the MAC address of your Wii there.
  12. When entering the MAC Address, YOU MUST PUT A COLON  :  EVERY 2 CHARACTERS. For example: 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E The colon key is Shift+Semicolon, the key to the right of L on your keyboard.
  13. Click Register Device.

Connecting Your Nintendo 3DS

  1. First you need to find your 3DS’ MAC Address. Instructions on how to find this are Below.
  2. Turn the 3DS on.
  3. From the Home Menu select System Settings.
  4. Then select Internet Settings.
  5. Then tap Other Information.
  6. Tap Confirm MAC Address. This will display your 3DS’ MAC Address. It will be 12 characters long, for example: 001A2B3C4D5E
  7. Leave this screen up or copy the MAC Address.
  8. Go to your computer, which must be connected to the apartment’s internet, and open up a browser i.e. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and go to the webpage usage.connectivityu.com Please Type This In Exactly How It’s Shown.
  9. On the webpage you will see Enter device’s MAC Address. Enter the MAC address of your 3DS there.
  10. When entering the MAC Address, YOU MUST PUT A COLON  :  EVERY 2 CHARACTERS. For example: 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E The colon key is Shift+Semicolon, the key to the right of L on your keyboard.
  11. Click Register Device.

Connecting Your Nintendo DS

  1. First you need to find your DS’ MAC Address. Instructions on how to find this are Below.
  2. Turn the DS on.
  3. Insert a WIFI compatible game and start it.
  4. Go to Settings.
  5. Then select Nintendo WFC Setup.
  6. Select Options.
  7. Select System Information. This will display your DS’ MAC Address. It will be 12 characters long, for example: 001A2B3C4D5E
  8. Leave this screen up or copy the MAC Address.
  9. Go to your computer, which must be connected to the apartment’s internet, and open up a browser i.e. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and go to the webpage usage.connectivityu.com Please Type This In Exactly How It’s Shown.
  10. On the webpage you will see Enter device’s MAC Address. Enter the MAC address of your DS there.
  11. When entering the MAC Address, YOU MUST PUT A COLON  :  EVERY 2 CHARACTERS. For example: 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E The colon key is Shift+Semicolon, the key to the right of L on your keyboard.
  12. Click Register Device.