Can I connect Seagate Backup Plus to iPad?

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Can I connect Seagate Backup Plus to iPad?

Yes. Files can be played via Wi-Fi. Videos in formats that are compatible with iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch can be streamed using the Seagate Media app or an internet browser. Files can be played back via Wi-Fi.

Is Seagate expansion compatible with iPad?

Can I play files from my Seagate Wireless Plus on my iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch? Yes. Files can be played via Wi-Fi. Videos in formats that are compatible with iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch can be streamed using the Seagate Media app or an internet browser.

How do I connect my Seagate Wireless Plus to Wi-Fi?

Seagate Wireless Plus – How to connect wirelessly in Android

  1. Open Settings (the gear icon).
  2. Select Wireless & networks.
  3. Select WiFi settings.
  4. Select Seagate Wireless Plus from the list of networks.
  5. Launch the app or browser to access the content on the Seagate Wireless Plus.

How do I reset my Seagate Wireless Plus?

Locate the reset button on the back of the unit next to the label. Insert a paperclip or other pointed object into the reset button and hold it in for 10 seconds, then release. This will reset the drive back to its original network settings.

How do I connect my Seagate to my iPad?

Connect your mobile device to your wireless storage device

  1. Download the free Seagate Media app from the iOS App Store.
  2. Power on the wireless storage device.
  3. On your mobile device, tap the Settings icon.
  4. Tap Wi-Fi .
  5. Select the storage device from the list of Wi-Fi networks.
  6. Launch the media app.

How do I turn on my Seagate Wireless Plus?

Press the power button on the side of the Seagate Wireless Plus. The Wi-Fi LED blinks as the device starts up. When the Wi-Fi light is solid blue, your device is Wi-Fi enabled and ready to accept other device connections. Open the network or wireless settings on your computer or mobile device.

How do I reset my Seagate Wireless Plus WIFI password?

Hold the paper clip down for 10 seconds then let go. Power the drive off afterwards. Wait about 30 seconds, then power the drive back on. Doing this pinhole reset will reset the SSID name and password you may have set up.