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Question:

How to connect my touch screen remote to my home network and pair it with my TV?

 

Answer:

To connect your touch screen remote to your home network and pair it with your TV, follow these steps:

Connecting to a wireless home network allows you to extend the control a feature use to the range of your wireless network.

Note: The Wireless adapter supports A, B, G, and N wireless networks but does not support the 5ghz N band.

To connect the remote to your home network and pair it with your TV follow these steps.

  1. Connect your TV to the same network that the touch screen remote will be connecting to and have it powered on. For instructions on connection your TV to your home network click here.
  2. Tap the 'Services' tab on the remote.
  1. Tap the "Settings" icon in the lower right hand corner.
  1. Tap on 'Remote Settings'.
  1. Tap on 'Network'.
  1. Wait for network list to load.
  1. Tap on your wireless home network's SSID (Name).
  1. If you network is secured the keyboard will appear on the screen. If you do not have security on your net work skip this step. The touch screen remote supports WEP and WPA network encryption. Enter your networks password using the keyboard, and then tap enter .
  1. Wait for the touch remote to connect to your network.
  1. The remote will return to the Network list. you know you are connected if you see the Settings icon next to your networks name.
  2. Settings Icon

  1. Tap the return button to retun to the 'Remote Settings' screen. Tap 'Connect TV'.
  1. All available TVs on  the network will appear in the list. Tap the TV you would like to pair the remote to..
  1. You may recieve a message on the TV informing you that a remote is attempting to pair with the TV. In this situation the navigation screen should appear on the remote. If it does not there is some type of network interference and the remote is not recieving confirmation that it has communicated with the TV. You can try resetting your home network and testing again or use the remote paired with the TV with an ad-hoc connection.
 
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