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To connect the PW1000 Ethernet switch to your home theater:
1. Make sure the PW1000 is unplugged.
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PORT 1, PORT 2, and PORT 3 jacks on the back of the PW1000.
IMPORTANT:
Use the Ethernet ports on the back of the PW1000 for
network components that are more or less permanent fixtures in your home
entertainment rack, like a connected TV, your Blu-ray player, or a Wi-Fi router.
The Ethernet port on the front panel is best for network components that are
just visiting or that you set in front of your home theater, like a laptop or a
gaming system. For more information on the front Ethernet port, see page 40.
4. Plug in the PW1000 and turn it on.
The POWER light in the ETHERNET section on the front panel of the PW1000
turns on and stays on.
The PORT indicators on the PW1000 front panel turn solid blue for each PORT
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transmitted to or from that device.
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Connected Devices
PW1000
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PW1000 Back Panel
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Chapter 4: Setting Up Your Home Theater Power
and Signal Input
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as possible. It removes impurities and interference, giving your home theater pure, reliable
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