Toshiba Digital Media Server, Руководство для пользователя

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Detection off, as well. When ‘Phone Avail.’ Detection is off, you may hear a click on the line when the DMS tries to call. This is
the sound of the DMS picking up the line to see if it is free.
• If you use a wireless modem jack, try connecting the DMS directly to a standard wall jack.
• If you have a caller ID box, try removing it from the line, since some models interfere with the DMS’s ability to make a call.
• If you have DSL, try installing a DSL filter on your phone line.
• It could be that you have too much line noise due to the length of the phone cord. Try a shorter cord, or you can buy a line noise
filter at your local electronics store.
What if I need to use the phone while the DMS is connecting to the TiVo service?
• You can interrupt the connection. To do this, pick up the phone, then hang it up. Wait about 45 seconds. When you pick it up again,
there should be a dial tone. Repeat this process if necessary.
What if my phone line is busy when the DMS tries to connect to the TiVo service?
• The DMS will continue to attempt to connect several times a day until it is successful. You can check the status of the connection on
the Phone & Network Setup screen (from TiVo Central, select Messages & Setup, then Settings, then Phone & Network Setup). The
status of the most recent connection is displayed near the top of the screen.
Am I charged for connections to the TiVo service?
• TiVo uses either a standard phone line or a broadband Internet connection to provide the TiVo service, and is available as a local call
in most areas. In some areas, however, local and long distance toll charges may apply. You are responsible for any phone charges.
Questions About DVDs and CDs
I cannot play DVDs or CDs on the Digital Media Server.
• You must complete Guided Setup (see Chapter 2) before the DMS can play DVDs or CDs.
• Check that the disc is loaded properly (aligned in the disc tray with the label side up). See page 34 for an illustration of proper
alignment.