Your Panasonic Smart TV can be a great way to watch streaming content, but first you need to connect it to your home WiFi network.

This guide by Fixwebnode will walk you through how to Connect your Panasonic Smart TV to a WiFi Network.

Before you Begin:

Connection to a wireless network requires the correct credentials, which include the Wireless Network Name (SSID) and Wireless Network Key (Password).

Labels on the back of wireless routers and gateways usually provide their default credentials. 

If those can't be found, check the accompanying device documentation. If your Internet Service Provider (ISP) set up the wireless router or gateway for you, they will have left you with a setup sheet that could have the credentials. 

If you are uncertain of the Wireless Network name (SSID) and Key, it is recommended to contact the ISP or Router OEM for network assistance.

How to Connect your Panasonic Smart TV to a Wi-Fi Network ?

• To begin, Press the Menu button on the TV remote control.
• Then, go downward using the navigation arrows and select the Network option and press OK. 
• Next, Press OK on Network Connection. 
• Now, you can press OK on Quick Setup.
• Also, select your Wi-Fi network from the available list and press OK. 
• Input the Wi-Fi password if required which is case sensitive, then press the Return button on the remote.
• Upon establishment of the connection, review the confirmation screen and select OK on Done.
• Your TV will now connect to your WiFi network. You can check the status of the connection by going back to the Network menu.

Troubleshooting tips for connecting your Panasonic Smart TV to WiFi:

1. Check the network name and password. Make sure that you are entering the correct network name and password for your WiFi network. You can find this information on your router or in your ISP's documentation.

2. Restart your TV and router. Sometimes, a simple restart can fix connection problems. Turn off your TV and router for a few minutes, then turn them back on and try connecting again.

3. Move your TV closer to your router. If your TV is too far away from your router, it may not be able to get a strong enough signal to connect. Try moving your TV closer to your router and see if that fixes the problem.

4. Use the WPS button. If your router has a WPS button, you can use it to connect your TV to your WiFi network automatically. To do this, press the WPS button on your router and then press the WPS button on your TV within 2 minutes.

5. Change the security settings on your router. If your router is using a security setting that your TV doesn't support, you may need to change the security settings on your router. For example, if your TV only supports WPA2 security, you will need to change the security settings on your router to WPA2.

6. Update the firmware on your TV. If you're still having trouble connecting your TV to WiFi, you may need to update the firmware on your TV. Firmware updates can often fix bugs and improve performance, so it's a good idea to keep your TV's firmware up to date.