You can connect to the Wireless Drive Wi-Fi network on your mobile device, PC, or Mac without downloading the Wireless Flash Drive app, by using a web browser. There are two methods of connecting without using an app.
METHOD 1 - Connecting without Internet connection
1. Make sure your SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive is turned on.
2. Connect to the SanDisk Flashxxxx Wi-Fi network.
NOTE: You must connect to the Wi-Fi network without Internet connection.
3. Open an Internet browser.
4. Go to www.sandisk.com/wfd/ to connect to the wireless drive.
METHOD 2 - Connecting with Internet connection
1. Configure the WFD to connect to your home network
2. Disconnect from the WFD SSID and reconnect to your home network
3. Launch the Wireless Flash Drive app and select the WFD
4. Click the gear to open settings
5. Scroll to the bottom and select about
6. Select the Wireless Flash Drive under Drives
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7. Take note of the IP address listed at the top of the about page
8. On your desktop or laptop computer open your web browser and in the address field type the WFD IP address and press enter to access the WFD
Note: Some wireless networks might block this functionality. In Admin Settings, tap Connect to Internet. In the Connect to Internet window, turn on Wi-Fi, then tap a Wi-Fi network under Choose Wi-Fi Network: ™ SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive User Manual for iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. On your mobile device.
We understand how important it is for you to stay connected to Internet. The Wireless Stick provides two options for your mobile device (phone/tablet) that will allow you to maintain an Internet connection while simultaneously connecting to the Wireless Stick: Mobile Internet (LTE/4G) or a local Wi-Fi network.
NOTE: Android devices only support WiFi network option. Android currently does not support cellular co-existence
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Using mobile Internet
By default, the Wireless Stick will connect to the Internet via mobile Internet (LTE/4G). Your mobile device will connect to the Wireless Stick via Wi-Fi and will remain connected to the Internet via the mobile device’s LTE/4G connection.
To view Internet Connection status
1. Use the SanDisk Connect mobile app to access your Wireless Stick.
2. In the app, choose Menu > Internet Connection.
3. The LTE icon will show a red dot to indicate LTE/4G mobile Internet mode
Using Wi-Fi
NOTE: Only 2.4GHz wireless networks are supported
Joining the Wireless Stick to an existing Wi-Fi network will allow client devices such as your mobile phone to access the Wireless Stick and Internet via Wi-Fi.
To configure
1. Use the SanDisk Connect mobile app to access your Wireless Stick.
2. In the app, choose Menu > Internet Connection > Connect the drive to a Wi-Fi network
3. Choose your preferred network and hit OK.
4. The Wireless stick will reset and the LED will blink two times rapidly when connected to the Local Area Network (this may take several seconds)
5. In the iOS WiFi settings Connect the mobile device to the same Local Area Network that was used for the Wireless Stick Internet connection
6. Ensure the LED is showing the double blink LED behavior and launch the Wireless Stick App
Note: Once the internet connection has been configured the Wireless Stick LED will blink 2 times to indicate the internet connection has been established.