MAC Address

• Download the Amazon Alexa app & sign in with your Amazon account.
• Connect to the wireless network transmitted by your Echo device.
• Search the bottom of the Echo Setup screen in the Alexa app.

• Plug your Fire TV stick into your TV.
  • Select Settings > System > About > Network.
  • Find Mac Address (WiFi).

Instructions may vary, based on your Android model.

• Open the Settings app.
• Select About Phone/Tablet > Status.
• Find Wi-Fi MAC address.

• Open the Settings app.
• Select General > About.
• Find Wi-Fi Address.

• Click the Apple image in the top left corner of your screen.
• Select System Preferences > Network > WiFi > Advanced > Hardware.
• Find MAC Address.

• Follow the set-up instructions for your Apple TV.
• Select the york-devices WiFi signal.
  • The connection will fail this time.
• Find wireless MAC address.

• Open the Watch app.
• Select General > About.
• Find WiFi/MAC address.

• If you haven't yet, sign in to your Chromebook.
• At the bottom right, select the time.
• Select the Wi-Fi network.
• At the top of the box, select Information.
• Your MAC address is labeled Wi-Fi.

Plug your Chromecast into your TV.

• Try connecting to york-devices WiFi.
  • This may fail, which is OK.

Then, move to a computer.

• Open the Chromecast app on your computer.
  • If you don't see it on your desktop,
    • Windows - Search in the Start Menu.
    • Mac - Search in Finder > Applications.
• Select Settings.
• Find MAC Address at the bottom of the window.

• Plug in your Google Home.
• Download & open the Google Home phone app.
  • Select your Google Home then touch Setup.
  • Follow the setup instructions.
• Find wireless MAC address in the bottom right.

• Press ENTER or Menu on your remote.
• Select Network > WIRED.
  • To select items with your remote, press ▲ or ▼, then press ENTER.
• Find Wireless MAC address.

• Select the Start button, then search for/open Command Prompt.
  • Type ipconfig /all into the Command Prompt window.
  • Press Enter on your keyboard.
• Under Wireless LAN Adapter Wi-Fi, find Physical Address.

Nintendo DS, 2DS, & 3DS

• From the HOME menu, select System Settings > Internet Settings > Other Information > Confirm MAC Address.

• From the Home menu, select System Settings > Internet.
• Find System MAC Address.

• Select System Settings > Internet > View MAC Address.
• Find Wireless MAC Address.

• From the main menu, select Settings > System Settings > System Information.
• Find Wireless MAC Address.

• From the main menu, select Settings > System > System Information.
• Find MAC Address (Wi-Fi).

• From the main menu, select Settings then tap Start.
• Select System > System Information.
• Find MAC Address (Wi-Fi).

• From the home screen, select Settings > Player Info.
• Find Wireless MAC Address.

• Press Menu on your remote.
• Select Network > Network Settings > Wireless > york-devices.
  • To select items with your remote, press ▲ or ▼, then press ENTER.
• Find Wireless MAC Address.

• Press Menu on your remote.
• Select Internet Setup > Network Setup > Connection Type > Wireless > IP Setup.
  • To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press Enter.
• Find MAC Address on the bottom of the page.

• Press Home on your remote.
• Select Settings > Network Setup > Wireless Setup > Network Setup - Status.
  • To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press Enter.
• Find MAC Address.

• Press Menu on your remote.
• Select System or Help > System Information > Network Information.
  • To select, navigate with the arrow buttons on your remote, then press OK.
• Find WLAN MAC.

• From the main menu, select My Xbox > System Settings > Network Settings > Wireless Network > Configure Network.
• Under the Additional Settings tab, select Advanced Settings > Alternate Mac Address.
• Find the MAC address.

• From the home screen, select Settings.
• Under the Console tab, select Network > Advanced Settings.
• Find the Wireless MAC.