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E-30
English
Ethernet
WiFi
Language
/
OSD
– Select one language to be used for
the On Screen Display (OSD).
Disc Menu
– Set the language used for
the Disc Menu and Pop-up Menu. The
available languages depend on the disc.
‘
Auto
’ sets the priority language of the
disc.
Disc Audio
– Set the language for the
soundtrack. The available languages
depend on the disc. ‘
Auto
’ sets the priority
language of the disc.
Disc Subtitle
– Set the language used for
the subtitles. The available languages
depend on the disc. ‘
None
’ prevents the
display of subtitles.
Network
/
An active, configured Internet connection
is required if you wish to use BD-Live
websites and downloaded content, as
well as access network media devices. See
“Network connection” on page E-13 for
network connections.
Network Standby
– Enables or disables
the control of the Solo while the unit is in
standby.
Connection Type
– Select the type of
network connection required. The options
are:
<
Wired.
Connect a network cable to the
Ethernet jack and into a wired router,
as shown on page E-13.
<
Wireless.
Please follow the on-screen
instructions for all the steps required
to connect to a wireless network. The
Solo can connect to a Wi-Fi network
using using three different methods,
which are briefly described below.
Note that you must have the following
information readily available: the
network name (also called SSID or AP
Name), network security mode and
the network security key.
Scan.
This method will search all available
wireless networks. Choose the desired
network to connect to (shown under “AP
Name”) and enter its network key using
the on-screen keyboard.
Manual.
Choose this method if you know
the name of the access point you would
like to connect to. Once this is entered, you
will be prompted for the security mode of
the access point. If the network chosen is
a secure network, you will be prompted
to enter the network security key on the
next screen.
Settings Menu
Language
Language
OSD
OSD
[select option]
B
C
E
D
English
French
Spanish
Dutch
German
Russian
Chinese
Settings Menu
Network
Network
Network Standby
Network Standby
[select option]
DNLA
Enable
Proxy
[select option]
B C
B C
B C
B C
B C
B
C
B
C
B
C
OK
E
D
Network
Network Setup
Network
Network Information
Network
DLNA
Network
Proxy
Network
Net Test
Select Interface
[select option]
E
D
E
D
E
D
E
D
None
WEP
WPA-PSK(TKIP)
WPA2-PSK(AES)
WPA/2-PSK(AUTO)
Enter IP
Enter Subnet
Enter Gateway
Enter DNS1
Enter DNS2
Enable
Disable
Enable
Disable
Proxy Host
Proxy Port
Manual Input
Scan
DCHP On
(Auto)
DCHP Off
(Manual)
Select SSID
Enter Password
Enter SSID
Security
OK
Auto.
This last method allows the Solo to
automatically connect to a wireless router
which supports either Wi-Fi Protected
Setup (WPS) or by entering a unique PIN
into the access point. Please consult your
router’s user manual on instructions on
how to enable WPS or how enter the
required PIN.
Information
– Select and press
OK
to view
or set the network connection parameters:
Connection Test
– When your player tests
your Internet connection, it sends (pings)
an IP address.
Press
OK
to run a network test. This will
also configure the wired network settings
automatically if they have not been
configured and if automatic configuration
(DHCP) is supported by the network.
If this test fails, check the connections
to your home network. Make sure your
network cable is securely attached to your
router and the unit. Check that your router
is connected to your cable or DSL modem
correctly. There may be an issue with your
router or Internet Service Provider (ISP):
contact your ISP for more help
IP Setting
– You can set your player to
automatically obtain an IP address when
it connect to your ISP. Some providers
require that you enter a fixed IP address
that does not change: this must be
entered using the ‘Manual’ setting.
Highlight ‘Auto’ or ‘Manual’, then press
OK
.
The following settings are only available
when
IP Setting
is set to Manual:
IP Address
– Use the cursors to navigate
between segments and use the
0-9
keys
on the remote to enter the IP address
assigned to your unit by your network
Connection Type
SSID
BSSID
Signal Strength
Channel
Security
Address Type
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS1
DNS2
administrator. Press
OK
to save the setting
Subnet Mask
– Use the cursors to navigate
between segments and use the
0-9
keys
on the remote to enter the subnet mask of
your network. Press
OK
to save the setting.
Default Gateway
– Use the cursors to
navigate between segments and use
the
0-9
keys on the remote to enter the
Internet gateway address. Press
OK
to save
the setting.
DNS1
– Use the cursors to navigate
between segments and use the
0-9
keys
on the remotel to enter the IP address of
your Primary DNS server. Press
OK
to save
the setting.
DNS2
– Use the cursors to navigate
between segments and use the
0-9
keys
on the remote to enter the IP address of
your Secondary DNS server. Press
OK
to
save the setting.
BD-Live Connection
– To set the BD-Live
Internet access level.
The access levels are:
<
Permitted:
All BD-Live discs are
allowed access to BD-Live websites.
<
Partial Permitted:
Allows Internet
access to BD-Live content with valid
certificates only.
<
Prohibited:
Prohibit all BD-Live discs
from accessing BD-Live websites.
NOTE
<
The available on-line functions are
disc-dependent.
<
Refer to the BD-Live disc
instructions for information about
accessing on-line content.
<
The Solo must be connected to
the Internet and set up correctly
to allow access to on-line content.
See “Network connection” on page
E-13 for network connections
and “Network” on page E-30 for
network settings.
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Proxy Setting
– If you are accessing the
network using a proxy server, enter its
settings here.
Network settings diagram applies to
Language settings diagram applies to
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