Dynex DX-WBRDVD1 User Manual (English) - Page 15

ENTER, Connect, Disconnect, Delete, WPS Pin, Password, Clear, INTERNET - wifi not working

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DX-WBRDVD1/DX-WBRDVD1-CA 15 6 Press or to select the wireless network you want your player to connect to, then press ENTER. A Network Setup screen opens with the following options: • Connect-Connect to this network. • Disconnect-Disconnect from this network. • Delete-Delete the current network. • WPS Pin-Create a random PIN number password. 7 If your network does not use encryption, press or to select Connect, then press ENTER. If the wireless network is working, you should see a checkmark and a connected message on the TV. If the message does not appear, repeat the steps above. 8 Press to go to the previous menu. If your network uses encryption: 1 Press or to select the Password field, then press ENTER. An on-screen keyboard opens. 2 Press or to select the first letter in the password, then press ENTER. Repeat this step to enter the rest of the password. If you make a mistake, use the Clear key to delete the character. 3 After you enter the password, select the red Done in the upper left-hand corner of the keyboard, then press ENTER to close the keyboard. 4 Press or to select Connect, then press ENTER. If the wireless network is working, you should see a checkmark and a connected message on the TV. If the message does not appear, repeat the steps above. To connect to a wireless network using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), see "Setting up WiFi protection (WPS)" on page 41. 5 Press to go to the previous menu. Connecting using a wired network Another connection option is to use a wired router as shown in the example below. To connect to the ethernet with a wired network: 1 Connect a network cable to the INTERNET jack on the back of your player and into a wired router using a commercially available LAN or Ethernet cable (Cat 5 or better, with RJ45 connectors). Back of player Network cable Wired router

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DX-WBRDVD1/DX-WBRDVD1-CA
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6
Press
or
to select the wireless network you want your player to connect to, then
press
ENTER
. A
Network Setup
screen opens with the following options:
Connect
—Connect to this network.
Disconnect
—Disconnect from this network.
Delete
—Delete the current network.
WPS Pin
—Create a random PIN number password.
7
If your network does not use encryption, press
or
to select
Connect
, then press
ENTER
. If the wireless network is working, you should see a checkmark and a
connected message on the TV. If the message does not appear, repeat the steps above.
8
Press
to go to the previous menu.
If your network uses encryption:
1
Press
or
to select the
Password
field, then press
ENTER
. An on-screen keyboard
opens.
2
Press
or
to select the first letter in the password, then press
ENTER
. Repeat
this step to enter the rest of the password. If you make a mistake, use the
Clear
key to
delete the character.
3
After you enter the password, select the red
Done
in the upper left-hand corner of the
keyboard, then press
ENTER
to close the keyboard.
4
Press
or
to select
Connect
, then press
ENTER
. If the wireless network is working,
you should see a checkmark and a connected message on the TV. If the message does
not appear, repeat the steps above.
To connect to a wireless network using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), see “Setting up
WiFi protection (WPS)” on page 41.
5
Press
to go to the previous menu.
Connecting using a wired network
Another connection option is to use a wired router as shown in the example below.
To connect to the ethernet with a wired network:
1
Connect a network cable to the
INTERNET
jack on the back of your player and into a
wired router using a commercially available LAN or Ethernet cable
(Cat 5 or better, with RJ45 connectors).
Wired router
Back of player
Network cable