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There must be two items (at least) for the unit to work ... a transmitter and a receiver. The keyboard will have a transmitter internal to it. There should be a receiver unit (either a dongle or a USB cabled unit) that connects to a port on the laptop. They communicate together to wirelessly pass the keyboard data to the laptop. Without the laptop part the keyboard in just a door stop.
LED indicator of wireless receiver LED Color Operation
Blue - The Wireless Receiver is receiving the signal of the wireless transmitter.
Red - The Wireless Receiver is in standby mode.
Off (No display) - The Wireless Receiver is turned off.
Initial setting an ID of wireless receiver
1. Connect the Wireless Receiver and the rear speaker (right, left) with the speaker cables. 2. Connect the power cord of the Wireless Receiver to the outlet. 3. Turn on the main unit and Wireless Receiver: The main unit and wireless receiver will be automatically connected. "MATE OK" appears in display window. Setting an ID of wireless receiver When the unit is manufactured, the ID is already set. If an interference occurs or you use a new wireless receiver, an ID should be set again.
1. Turn on the main unit and turn off the wireless receiver. 2. Press and hold x (STOP) on the front of unit and MUTE on the remote control. "REMATE" appears in display window. 3. Turn on the Wireless Receiver. A new ID is set.
from what i know, this model does not have an internal gps system.
directly from the manual....
Your device does not have an internal GPS antenna. To use applications that require
a GPS connection, use a compatible external GPS receiver (accessory sold
separately). Pair the GPS receiver with your device using Bluetooth wireless
technology. For more information, see the user guide of the GPS receiver
sorry
hope this helps
depending on the model you will have a wireless LAN switch - this will be turned off - typiclally the switch will have a small satellite receiver icon.
They can be in different places on different models but typically they are on the front.
this website has the manual for all Toshiba models
http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/generic/SUPPORT_PORTAL/banner_id/A_HOME/
Your computer has a "built-in" 10/100BT network connection integrated on the motherboard but to go wireless you'll have to add either a PCI (internal) or USB (external) wireless network adapter to transmit/receive the signal from your wireless router.
Think "walkie-talkie" here with the wireless router installed AFTER the modem (phone line outlet needed) located in a central area of your home and transmitting/receiving to the individual wireless network adapters that must be separately installed in each computer.
Is the internal wireless turned on? Depending on the computer, there may be a switch on the outside, and, there is also a software switch on some computers to turn the internal wireless on and off.
What type of computer is the computer that has the "internal wireless"?
Security can be setup following the instructions int he router manual, but I can help you as well. If you want, I can set you up remotely, for a charge.
I have actually experienced this before and surprisingly, it turned out to be a hardware fault with my built-in wireless device. I had to resort eventually to one of those USB plug-in wifi dongles. They cost less than ten bucks, and if you don't need the range, come in "nano" sizes that protrude less than half an inch when installed. Do disable the internal wifi device, either in device manager or better still, in the bios if using this solution.
The most likely problem is a bad connection between the jack and the internal PC board. If you can solder, you may be able to resolve this yourself. Be careful NOT to alter any of the internal coils. Try resoldering the connector and update this if that fails to resolve the problem.
Broadcom will only work if your laptop actually has a wireless receiver built in to it. If it does not, you need to purchase a new card for the slot. Some laptops ship with a default instruction book for all its laptops, but not all laptops have built in wireless receiver. If you are sure it does, look for a wirelss on off switch on your laptop, usually at the front or either side of the laptop shell.
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