Toshiba 32D3653DB user manual

To connect your Toshiba Wireless Display, follow these steps:
1. Ensure that your Toshiba Wireless Display and your device (laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc.) are both connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
2. On your device, go to the settings menu and select "Display" or "Screen mirroring" (the exact name may vary depending on your device).
3. Enable the screen mirroring function on your device. This may involve toggling a switch or selecting a specific device.
4. On your Toshiba Wireless Display, locate the power button and press it to turn it on.
5. On your device, a list of available devices for screen mirroring should appear. Look for your Toshiba Wireless Display in the list and select it.
6. If prompted, enter the password for your Toshiba Wireless Display. The password is usually provided in the device's manual or on a sticker on the device itself.
7. Once connected, your device's screen should be mirrored on the Toshiba Wireless Display. You can now view your device's screen on a larger display.
Note: The exact steps and terminology may vary depending on the specific model of your Toshiba Wireless Display and your device. Refer to the respective user manuals for detailed instructions.

The Toshiba 32D3653DB is not a smart TV. It is a basic LED TV that does not have built-in smart capabilities or internet connectivity.

1. Control Buttons: Most Toshiba TV models come with control buttons on the side or bottom panel. These buttons allow you to turn the TV on, change the volume, switch the input source, and navigate the menu options.
2. Smartphone Apps: Several universal remote apps are available for smartphones that will allow you to control your Toshiba TV. Make sure that your TV is smart and can connect to Wi-Fi, then download and install a compatible app on your smartphone. Apps like Sure Universal, Peel Universal and AnyMote are popular choices.
3. TV Controller Box: These are devices like Roku, Apple TV, or Android TV boxes that come with their own remote control. These can often be used to control other functions of your TV like changing the volume and turning the unit on/off.
4. Voice-Controlled Assistants: If your Toshiba TV is compatible with voice control technologies like Google Assistant or Alexa, you can use these to control your TV. For this, ensure your TV is properly set up to be controlled by these devices.
5. HDMI-CEC: This feature allows you to use the remote of a connected device to control multiple devices. For instance, if your TV and your DVD player are connected via HDMI and both are HDMI-CEC compatible, you could control both devices with just one of the remotes.
Before using these alternative methods, you should consult your TV's manual or the official Toshiba website to find a solution specific to your TV model.

1. Check the Manual: If you still have the user manual for your Toshiba TV, you may be able to determine its year by looking at the copyright dates or publish dates listed in the book. However, this is not always the most accurate method since the manual could be revised or reprinted.
2. Look at the Serial Number: In some cases, the serial number of your Toshiba TV can give you a clue about its age. The serial number is usually located on the back or side of the TV, or on the box it came in if you still have it. This number often consists of a combination of letters and numbers. The first two to three digits usually translate to the year of manufacture.
3. Check Online: Toshiba's official website might help to find all the information you need if you know the exact model number of your TV. Click on "Support," then "Product Support," and enter in your TV's model number. You may be able to find the user manual or other documents that will show you the year of manufacture.
4. Contact Toshiba Support: If you're still having trouble determining your Toshiba TV's age, the final option would be to call Toshiba's customer support line. They should be able to tell you exactly what year your TV model was produced if you provide them with the model and serial numbers. Their customer service can be reached at (800) 457-7777 in the U.S. and (949) 859-4273 internationally.

Remember, the age of a TV isn't necessarily indicative of its lifespan, as other factors can influence this like its usage or care.