how can i install and configure an infrared port on my pc?
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When configuring infrared, you can allow the computer to assign the interrupt request lines (IRQs) necessary to enable infrared by using the Auto selection for the Infrared Port type. However, this may lead to possible IRQ conflicts in some configurations. If needed, you can manually map the address of the infrared port to avoid address conflicts with other devices.\n\n \n NOTE:  If you change the infrared port address, be careful not to create a conflict with the addresses of the serial port or the parallel port.  \n\n\nSelect the method appropriate to the type of configuration you wish to use.\n\n\nAutomatic Configuration \n\nTo enable infrared in the BIOS for the Inspiron computers listed above, perform the following steps:\n\nEnter System Setup (BIOS).\n\nThe System Setup screen appears.\n\nHow do I enable infrared in the System Setup (BIOS) for my Dell™ Inspiron™ computer?\n\nOverview\n\n\nEnable Infrared on Inspiron 3000, 3200, 3500, 5000(e), 7000, 7500 \n\n\nAutomatic Configuration \n\n\nMapped Address Assignment \n\n\nEnable Infrared on Inspiron 3700, 3800, 4000, 8000 \n\nClick the links above for detailed instructions.\n\nAdditional Information\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nEnable Infrared on Inspiron 3000, 3200, 3500, 5000(e), 7000, 7500\n\nWhen configuring infrared, you can allow the computer to assign the interrupt request lines (IRQs) necessary to enable infrared by using the Auto selection for the Infrared Port type. However, this may lead to possible IRQ conflicts in some configurations. If needed, you can manually map the address of the infrared port to avoid address conflicts with other devices.\n\n \n NOTE:  If you change the infrared port address, be careful not to create a conflict with the addresses of the serial port or the parallel port.  \n\n\nSelect the method appropriate to the type of configuration you wish to use.\n\n\nAutomatic Configuration \n\nTo enable infrared in the BIOS for the Inspiron computers listed above, perform the following steps:\n\nEnter System Setup (BIOS).\n\nThe System Setup screen appears.\n\n \n NOTE:  For more information regarding how to enter System Setup, please refer to Dell Knowledge Base article:\n\nTT1012573 — "How do I enter the BIOS, CMOS, Setup, or System Setup on my Dell™ computer?" \n \n\n\nPress the <Right Arrow> key until System Devices is highlighted.\n\nPress the <Down Arrow> key until Infrared Port is highlighted.\n\nPress the <F5> key, the <F6> key, or the <Spacebar> to set the Infrared Port to Auto.\n\n \n NOTE:  Setting the Infrared Port to Auto will cause a new item titled Mode to appear directly beneath it.  \n\n\nPress the <Down Arrow> key until Mode is highlighted.\n\nPress the <F5> key, the <F6> key, or <Spacebar> to change the Mode value to the following value:\n\nIf you have an Inspiron 3000 or 3200, select IrDA or ASK-IR.\n\n \n NOTE:  ASK-IR is a very low speed and low frequency infrared mode used to communicate with Sharp Wizard and Zauaus PDAs and some of Sharp's notebook PCs.  \n\n\nIf you have an Inspiron 3500, 5000, 5000e, 7000, or 7500, select SIR or FIR.\n\n \n NOTE:  The two factors to consider when deciding which infrared mode to use are speed and resources. It is usually best to set up Fast IR (FIR) when it is specifically needed for a device. Fast IR requires a DMA channel to operate. On most computers, the parallel port mode will need to be changed to bi-directional to free the DMA channel for infrared use. It is important to remember that speed increases will only be noticed with devices that are Fast IR (IrDA 1.1) compliant. Refer to the manual or contact the hardware vendor of the infrared device to determine if it is Fast IR compliant.  \n\n\nPress the <F10> key to Save and Exit.\n\nThe Setup Confirmation screen appears.\n\nPress the <Right Arrow> or <Left Arrow> key until Yes is
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get a card that supports 2 monitors and check out Display in Control Panel
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Hey Pal,\n\nI think that you should use Serial Port witn a serial cable and use the hyperterminal program to config your reciever.\n\nCiao,
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If both laptops have infrared ports, they can communicate that way also, however that will be slow, hard to learn how to setup, and probably not worth your time.\n\nThe wireless cards is a good option but is also a little tricky.\n\nJust buy a cheap crossover ethernet cable online (less than $10 on http://www.pricewatch.com) and connect the two computers together via etherhet. If you use the special crossover cable both computers will be able to talk to eachother by simplly assigning each computer an IP address on the network.\n\nOne computer:\n192.168.0.2\n\nThe other computer:\n192.168.0.3\n\nOn both computers:\nSubnet: 255.255.255.0\nDNS: make this up\nGateway: leave it blank or put in the opposite computer's ip address.\n\n(You put these settings into the Internet Properties TCP/IP of the Local Area Connection properties once you've connected both computers together.)\n\nYou can find a more detailed guide by searching google for network crossover cable howto guide or something like that.\n\nYou can also find out how to setup the file sharing so you can access each computer across that cable. It's pretty easy and not as tricky as a wireless connection.
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You can download any driver just click this link below\nGood Luck ;)
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Dont know why you would need to. Windows usually has a driver that will do the trick unless you have a special monitor. Here is the site tho...\nhttp://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Nav?h_pagetype=s-002&h_lang=en&h_cc=us&h_product=382087&h_page=hpcom&cc=us&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1\n\nIf the monitor is working dont mess with it!
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look for ir on your firewall or either fender.
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Goooogle\n\nhttp://www.karbosguide.com/hardware/module5a3.htm
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use firewire (IEEE 1394), or that funky-shaped port on one side that is square on one side and sort of narrows on the other.\n\nIf it's not a firewire camera, i can't help you.  If it does, Windows Movie Maker will guide you.
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you can download a driver from the internet. then install it on your pc. go to :\n\nhttp://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=DownloadIndexAct
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yo need to insall your ati drivers, it is in a vga compatibility mode
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Go online and download the drivers
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go to the website of u r monitor manufacturer and download the respective drivers of u r monitor model
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You would need an emulator of some sort.  I have seen references to CherryOS and PearPC that may work.
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You need a TV Tuner in your Computer to do it.  If you have an open PCI slot you can purchase one.
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download "VLC Player" from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/\n...watch your video now...
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You could run it inside VMWare Player or M$ Virtual PC. You possibly could talk to it via the virtual LAN card.