Seagate STCK1000100 manual Disconnecting and Powering On, Connecting to Your Seagate Wireless Plus

2. Setting up the Seagate Wireless Plus Device Step 3: Disconnecting and Powering On

Step 3: Disconnecting and Powering On

Disconnect the USB 3.0 adapter and USB 3.0 cable from your Seagate Wireless Plus device, replace the plastic cover, and power on the device by pressing the power button.

Power Button

Figure 2: Powering on the Wireless Plus device

Your Wi-Fi LED blinks as your Seagate Wireless Plus device starts up. When the light is a solid blue, your device is Wi-Fi ready, indicating other devices can connect to it.

Tip: Your Seagate Wireless Plus device is pre-charged from the factory and can run for approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. You may want to charge your device before you allow other devices to connect to it and enjoy your videos, photos, and music. For more information on charging, see “Charging the Battery” on page 31.

For more information about all of the components (LED lights, cables, etc.) of your Seagate Wireless Plus device, review “An Overview of Your Seagate Wireless Plus Device” on page 29.

Step 4: Connecting to Your Seagate Wireless Plus

Your Seagate Wireless Plus device has its own wireless network. When you connect to it, it establishes a dedicated link with the Seagate Wireless Plus over Wi-Fi.

You can also connect to the Internet while connected to the Seagate Wireless Plus network. For example, you can connect from your favorite hotspot while watching a movie or listening to your favorite music on your device.

Tip: We do not recommend streaming a movie from the Internet while connected to the Seagate Wireless Plus network.

Select one of these options to help you connect your device to the Seagate Wireless Plus network:

•Connecting to Your Seagate Wireless Plus from an Apple or Android Device

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