My Panny TV finds my wireless network, but won't hook up to it. No instructionsto be found anyware. Can anyone help? Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter for select Panasonic Viera HDTV's and Blu-Ray Disc Players My Panny TV finds my wireless network, but won't hook up to it. No instructionsto be found anyware. Can anyone help? Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter for select Panasonic Viera HDTV's... » Read More My Panny TV finds my wireless network, but won't hook up to it. No instructionsto be found anyware. Can anyone help? Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter for select Panasonic Viera HDTV's and Blu-Ray Disc Players « Show Less
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Had a similar problem. Placing the adapter on a USB extention cable to get it away from interference sources fixed the problem. You might have a different cause. Are you running encryption on your network?
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Yes I am. When I turn off the wireless security, the TV will pick up the network. But I use my laptop and don't want a non-secure wi-fi network.
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Thanks-If I turned off security all together, it was able to connect. But I use that network on my laptop computer. I ended up giving up and hard wiring the TV. Returned the wireless adapter.
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Hi everyone,I just experienced the same issues with the adapter on my TC-L32x30 regarding wireless security with the DY-WL10. I found that the issue is due to the fact that when entering the security key on the TV set, it passes it in with ALL CAPITALS (I can't find a way to make lowercase on the set yet). So if your router password is in all lowercase, this will not work. If you change your router password to some combination of UPPERCASE and numeric, then the security encryption will still work. However, you will need to update your settings on all your network other devices.I Hope this helps everyone. Notes: I didn't require the USB extension cable for the dongle. I'm using a wireless G router setup. Hi everyone,I just experienced the same issues with the adapter on my TC-L32x30 regarding wireless security with the DY-WL10. I found that the issue is due to the fact that when entering the security key on the TV set, it passes it in with ALL CAPITALS (I can't find a way to make lowercase on the set yet). So if your router password is in all lowercase, this will not work. If you change your router password to some combination of UPPERCASE and numeric, then the security encryption will still work. However, you will need to update your settings on all your network... » Read More Hi everyone,I just experienced the same issues with the adapter on my TC-L32x30 regarding wireless security with the DY-WL10. I found that the issue is due to the fact that when entering the security key on the TV set, it passes it in with ALL CAPITALS (I can't find a way to make lowercase on the set yet). So if your router password is in all lowercase, this will not work. If you change your router password to some combination of UPPERCASE and numeric, then the security encryption will still work. However, you will need to update your settings on all your network other devices.I Hope this helps everyone. Notes: I didn't require the USB extension cable for the dongle. I'm using a wireless G router setup. « Show Less
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I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security key (password) and what, if any, characters are upper/lower case. Hope this helps someone out. I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security... » Read More I also was having difficulty connecting to the wireless network, partially because I was not sure what type of access point I had. I did find all the needed information in the setting for the network connection by following this path (I am running Windows7 as an FYI): Control Panel ->network and internet -> view wireless status and tasks -> click the hyperlink next to "connections:" -> wireless properties -> security (tab at the top of the page). This gave you the the security type and encryption type for the connection (also allow you to see the network security key (password) and what, if any, characters are upper/lower case. Hope this helps someone out. « Show Less
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I'll give it a shot, but I'm not sure about finding the router's advanced settings since it was given to us by the phone company. There's no software or anything. I guess I could call Verizon for help if I can't find where to enter the PIN. I'll also give the unit some time to connect. Thanks for your input.
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Yes, my solution was to return the Adapter and run a Cat6 Ethernet cable from the router down through the cellar to the livingroom and up the wall to my TV. Vierra Link works fine now !! Ended up saving money with a little more work. Plus it's always connected.
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I'm having trouble also. I get it to connect, but when I turn off the machine when it's not in use, it won't connect the next time I use it. I have to re-enter all the network/WEP info all over again. Any ideas?
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Peripherals are not fun. Having just purchased Panasonic VIERA TC-P42G25 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, the DY-WL10 could recognize the router but would not connect either automatically or manually. However, for a brief time I set up a mirror net with one change -- no password. Then the adapter functioned correctly. Then I went back to the original net and the adapter worked fine and asked me for the password. And that was that. But, doing the whole thing manually was not easy since I had to go blindly learning as I went. Be sure to get a copy of the relevant data from the router and ISP before setting out. Peripherals are not fun. Having just purchased Panasonic VIERA TC-P42G25 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, the DY-WL10 could recognize the router but would not connect either automatically or manually. However, for a brief time I set up a mirror net with one change -- no password. Then the adapter functioned correctly. Then I went back to the original net and the adapter worked fine and asked me for the password. And that was that. But, doing the whole thing manually was not easy since I had to go blindly learning as I went. Be sure to get... » Read More Peripherals are not fun. Having just purchased Panasonic VIERA TC-P42G25 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, the DY-WL10 could recognize the router but would not connect either automatically or manually. However, for a brief time I set up a mirror net with one change -- no password. Then the adapter functioned correctly. Then I went back to the original net and the adapter worked fine and asked me for the password. And that was that. But, doing the whole thing manually was not easy since I had to go blindly learning as I went. Be sure to get a copy of the relevant data from the router and ISP before setting out. « Show Less
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I have connected my KDL-46XBR9 to the Internet via a wireless bridge. My network schema:TV ---- Zyxel P-330W - - - Linksys WRT54G2 --- InternetYou can play Internet video, download Yahoo! widgets and access local DLNA servers (Windows Media Center works - but not for all media types). Cannot surf the Internet though. See these videos to get a better idea:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z7QF-tRaac&feature;=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHndiAZtyyY
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It got to be LG brand. The USB wireless drive has its firmware built-in and its compatible with some certain models LG brand only. I've got LG LED-TV model LE5400 and had tried with some different USB wireless brands like Linksys and Netgear which I have around the house (and borrowing from a friend =), but they were not recognized with my TV. That gave me no other choices but to get LG AN-WF100 wireless, and it works. Its a bit of a pain to pay for a 50 bucks wireless adaptor too expensive comparing to other brands.
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The TV does not have a built in wi-fi adapter, but you can buy one from Panasonic. I have a Trendnet TEW-687GA that I use instead. Probably costs the same.
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no, the Panasonic DY-WL10 Wireless LAN Adapter will not take the wi-fi. i bought it and had to return it. I went to best Buy and bought the Universal WiFi Internet Adapter (WNCE2001) and worked perfectly, and cheaper too. Hope it helps.
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Via ethernet cable. I believe the Panasonic wifi adapter will work with this tv as well, but it didn't come standard with this model. If your internet doesn't connect right away, go into the tv menu, then network settings. Test it out, should work, then do a firmware update. Then go into vierracast and get the apps you want.
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ANSWER 1 No, the TCP58S2 does not have the capability of working with the DYWL10. This answer was copied from best buy web site. Not sure if it's right but you can go their website and see for yourself.Best Buy "Looking for Answers about Panasonic Wireless LAN Adapter?"
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Is the Panasonic TC-L47E50 a Smart TV? The Wireless Adapter is used to be able to connect to the internet through wifi instead of an ethernet cable. If you're TV is a Smart TV, & needs to be connected to the internet in order to access the Panasonic App Store, I would recommend using the Wireless Adapter. HOWEVER, if the Apple TV box can/will completely connect the TV to the internet, then I don't think you would need to purchase the adapter.
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I have connected my KDL-46XBR9 to the Internet via a wireless bridge. My network schema: TV ---- Zyxel P-330W - - - Linksys WRT54G2 --- Internet You can play Internet video, download Yahoo! widgets and access local DLNA servers (Windows Media Center works - but not for all media types). Cannot surf the Internet though. See these videos to get a better idea: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z7QF-tRaac&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHndiAZtyyY
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I purchased the Wi-Fi network adapter...sorry to inform you, that it did not work for me.I called the seller of this product and the followed detail instructions given me...This Wi-Fi did not work for me. Perhaps you will have better luck than I...to me this purchase was a waste of money.
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Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected it would look for a clearer one. Again, I'm happy as can be with all facets of this setup. The TV & soundbar are unbelievable! Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected... » Read More Since my original post, I've gotten the package & set it up. I didn't experience any of the problems I thought possible. I have a portable phone, wirelee PC, wireless printer, wireless sub & my wireless router (all within about 4 feet of each other). I haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of piece of equipment, so far. Currently the TV is connected to the net with an ethernet cable to the router, so I don't know if I ever go wireless with the TV connection, if it will present a problem.I did notice, somewhere in one of the manuals, that if a channel conflict were detected it would look for a clearer one. Again, I'm happy as can be with all facets of this setup. The TV & soundbar are unbelievable! « Show Less
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I am also having this issue. Contacted amazon instant video customer service. They said they have been having this issue with panasonic blu ray's but I still don't have an answer on the fix. Now my blu ray won't connect to the internet at all.
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The cable box should have the cord you need to connect from whatever it was connected to before. If this is the first time to connect to your cable box, yeah, you will need a co-axial cable. What I did was connect the cable box co-axial cable to the TV itself. Then I had to tell the TV to search for channels. But I don't think the Panasonic Blu-Ray/DVD player has a co-axial cable connection. I did have to use a HDMI cable to connect the player to the TV, and a Lan Line is needed to connect from the internet-cable modem to the player. So yeah, which ever connection you use, you will probably have to buy an additional cable. Either co-axial to connect your TV to cable, or a Lan-Line to connect the player to the internet.
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I cannot establish a connection either. Some devices have very weak wifi receivers, i think this is one. I had to buy a booster for my laptop, I think I need one for this tv as well. Bummer
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I don't know about "Panny's blu-ray player but I bout a blu-ray player just so I could stream Netflix on it .... and have had no problems with it goinswerg on two years now.Best answer would be to contact "Netflix" and ask.
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This is the Panasonic wireless adapter- Panasonic DMP-BD77, SC-BTT190 and SC-BTT195 Wireless Lan Adapter (DY-WL5)
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How did you do this?? I have an extra wireless router sitting around and would hate to have to pay another 80 dollars for a wireless adapter for the bluray player...