Hi Sammie
Beautifully explained!
You know your stuff, you are savvy for what I needed!!
Thank you so much!
Best!
Peter
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Peter
----- Original Message -----
From: sammie clay <sammied1@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: peter.19.greco@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date sent: Thu, 09 Apr 2015 11:08:43 -0400
Subject: re: [BNU] connecting Apex to internet with ethernet
cable,whatsettings please?
Hello Peter,
When this happens to me, I go to options and press c for
connectivity. then I press w to find out whether or not wireless
is on. If it is, I turn it off. Then I scroll through the
settings until I get to "connect using existing configurations".
The prompt will ask for the configuration you wish to connect to.
Scroll to whatever the name of your ethernet connection is and
press enter.
Usually I have to do a reset and the above instructions again,
or I go from option c and press r. At that point, I press space
with dots 56 until I get to "default internet configuration" or
whatever you've named your internet configuration. press space
to go through your configuration (I don't know why I do this, but
I think it's because I'm not computer savvy and maybe this move
just makes me feel good.) Also, because I'm not much of a
technical person, sometimes from option c, I press the letter a
or dot 1, to get the "active connectivity details menu" and
scroll to the "internet connections detail menu" and enter. The
Apex will show your internet connectivity's name, which is either
"default ethernet configuration" or whatever you've named your
ethernet configuration. Enter there and follow the prompts which
will allow you to test your connectivity.
I know this sounds like a lot of work to move from your
wireless configuration to the one you use by connecting a
ethernet cable to your modem, but I automatically do this when I
switch settings. I have a portable WIFI which I use when I'm not
at home so whenever I forget to either reset or go through the
above gyrations, my Apex will connect wirelessly even though I've
attached it to my modem with the ethernet cable.
I hope this is of use to you, and I know it would be easier to
do this by phone, but I'm in the USA and I believe you are in
Australia, and I just can't afford the long distance rates.
However, if you have questions which I may be able to answer,
please don't hesitate to write back and I'll try to answer them.
I also know that some of the instructions above do work because
I've been doing this for approximately 5 years now, but at age
81, I forget often, so I do most of this to alleviate my feelings
of frustration and stress.
Good luck,
Sammie Clay
----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Greco <peter.19.greco@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: p.mckeown-green@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date sent: Thu, 09 Apr 2015 21:54:42 +0930
Subject: [BNU] connecting Apex to internet with ethernet
cable,what settings please?
When I connect my Apex with a cable to the modem, the unit still
seems to go to the wireless connection. Is it possible, and if
so how please, just to let the unit connect to the modem with the
cable? That would make the connection more stable?
Peter
----- Original Message -----
From: Phillippa Mckeown-Green <p.mckeown-green@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: "braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date sent: Wed, 6 Aug 2014 00:42:27 +0000
Subject: [BNU] FW: any braillenote users studying logic at
university level?
We're just doing some work here at the University of Auckland on
how braille readers learn logic. If anyone would like to share
their experiences please email us directly. One of us is a
braillenote aficionado.
Thanks
Drs Jonathan McKeown-Green and Patrick Girard.
Jonathan McKeown-Green
Senior Lecturer,
Philosophy,
University of Auckland,
Auckland Mail Centre, Private Bag 92019,
Auckland 1142
New Zealand
Telephone: (64-9) 373-7599 extn 84631
Email: j.mckeown-green@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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