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8.3.3.2.
Network
Both IPTV receivers models are equipped by 10/100 Mbit LAN interfaces while IF-442HD Wi-Fi and wireless 150
Mbit WLAN interface. To see the list of possible networks connection you need to enter
Menu->SETTINGS-
>System setting->Network
.
Fig. 12 Network connections
If a LAN cable is plugged into network (
ETHERNET
socket), you can see actual link speed.
If you want to connect to the selected WLAN Access Point (AP) you can select it and press
OK
button. The
receiver will request AP for connection. If it is a password protected network, the screen keyboard will open for
password input. Necessary symbols selection is made by moving a keyboard cursor and pressing
OK
. When
you will enter the password, move the cursor to
Enter
and press
OK
. Next time the receiver will remember the
passwords for the few last successfully connected AP and will connect to him automatically.
Fig. 13 Connect to WLAN. Enter password
By pressing red button
Set default route
you can select default connection route to internet. In case the default
connection is available, the receiver will link to internet via this network. If the default connection is not available,
the receiver will try to link internet via any other available network connection. By pressing yellow button
Wlan
Off
you can switch OFF WLAN adapter. By pressing
Info
button you can look network information regarding the
corresponding network or AP.
To check the Access to the internet and actual route connection to the networks, press green button
Check
internet
.
8.3.3.3.
TV output settings
There are two ways to connect receivers to television
– by HDMI and SCART-RCA or RCA-RCA cables via AV
adapter.
Superior way is by HDMI cable, because it gives a possibility to get a high definition (HD) view in television
screen. When television will be connected with HDMI cable, receiver reads supportive formats EDID table and
sets the most optimum television modes. These modes can be changed manually, but be careful
– some modes
can be incompatible with your television and there will be no view in the screen then at all. In such case make a
video connection with SCART-RCA cable (signal through AV output is always available), select
HDMI Video
option and select
Auto EDID
mode. Turned on
Auto EDID
mode means that receivers will read EDID table from
connected television and set HDMI resolution and frames rate. Frames rate satisfy restored video signal
parameters. Thus the best quality of restore will be reached. If video signal parameters, i.e. resolution and
frames rate is connected to television are not supported (no equivalent modes in EDID table), receivers will
select the most suitable mode supported by television.