Sony VGP-MR100 Power does not come on, Network Media Receiver cannot be switched off

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Troubleshooting

Power

Power does not come on

cCheck whether the power cord is correctly plugged into the AC outlet. (When you connect the AC adapter to the Network Media Receiver and then plug the power cord of the adapter into an AC outlet, the standby indicator on the Network Media Receiver should light up in red after about 20 seconds.)

cVerify that all cables are connected correctly (page 21).

cIf the power cord is plugged into a power strip equipped with a switch, make sure that the switch is on, and that the power strip is correctly plugged into the AC outlet.

cVerify that the batteries are inserted correctly into the remote control and that the batteries are not exhausted.

cDisconnect the power cord from the AC outlet and then reconnect it. This operation will return the settings of the Network Media Receiver to the default condition.

For about 20 seconds after the power cord is plugged in, the unit cannot be turned on.

cIf the standby indicator does not light in red after more than 20 seconds have elapsed since plugging in the power cord, the unit may be defective. Contact the web site. See “Getting Help”.

Network Media Receiver cannot be switched off

cIf the screen display is frozen, the remote control does not respond, and the power cannot be turned off, the unit may have become unstable. Disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet and then reconnect it.

Wait for at least 20 seconds and check the standby indicator. If it is lit in red, power can be turned on.

This operation will return the settings of the Network Media Receiver to the default condition.

cWhen you turn off the Network Media Receiver, it goes into standby mode (standby indicator is lit in red).

The Network Media Receiver consumes a certain amount of power also while it is in standby mode. To fully cut the power, disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet. This operation will return the settings of the Network Media Receiver to the default condition. For about 20 seconds after the power cord is plugged in, the unit cannot be turned on.

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Contents VGP-MR100 For customers in the USA and Canada Owner’s recordFor customers in Canada IntroductionTrademarks Quick Connection GuideTable of Contents Troubleshooting What this product can do Support for connection of multiple computersMusic Category Content Supported file types Files that can be played backOperating environment Computers that can be connected to this productCheck the supplied accessories Names of parts Front viewSide view Rear view Introduction Remote control Setup Setup overviewWireless connection Connection between Network Media Receiver and computerGetting ready Connect Network Media Receiver to TVInserting the batteries Prepare remote control for useUsing the remote control HintsProgramming the remote control For customers in the U.S.A. and CanadaTV Manufacturer Code Number Setup For customers in the EuropeConnect Network Media Receiver to TV Video OUTTo connect the Network Media Receiver to a TV via a VCR To use the digital audio output Connect Network Media Receiver to computer via network cable Network cable connectionWhen computer is connected to Internet via network LAN cable System environment How to connectRouter with built-in hub is required Router with built-in hub or a stand-alone hub is required To Network Network cable Not supplied Connector Computer To connect the Network Media Receiver to a networkCase 2 Connecting via a hub system environment B HintAssigning a fixed IP address to the computer Computer Network Media ReceiverClick OK Connect power Make wireless LAN settings Specify the network type To redo the input Using the software keyboardTo delete the character before the character cursor To enter a spacePress the Options button on the remote control ??? System Setup ??? screen appears Make required settings at computer For Vaio computersFor computers other than Vaio What is a server? What is content?Operation flow Play the content Power-on ??? Server List ??? screenOperation To turn power offSelecting a server Icon Meaning Current status of computerTo select a server To refresh the server listSelecting content Removing a server from the listIcon Meaning Changing the display format ListChanging the sort order ThumbnailWatching video sources Video playbackTo turn the screen on and off Using the film roll functionUsing the time search function To return to the previous screenListening to music Music playbackTo carry out repeat playback Various playback modesUsing the slide show function Viewing photosAssigning background music BGM to a slide show To return to the previous photo To return to the ??? Content List ??? screenTo display only one photo To go to the next photoWatching a slide show with background music To change the background musicTo stop the background music Changing the slide show settings How to get the most out of your Network Media Receiver Having the computer start up automaticallyOther Changing the settings of the Network Media Receiver To bring up the ??? System Setup ??? screenSetting Setting method Factory default Reference Settings available on the ??? System Setup ??? screenTo update the software Other FunctionsTo return the unit to the default condition To select the TV typeTo control the file playback method To change the display languageStatus indicator About the Status and Wireless indicatorsStandby indicator Wireless indicatorStatus Wireless About the remote control About the Network Media ReceiverAbout the AC adapter Cleaning the disc Specifications Supported file typesGetting Help Sony support optionsPower Power does not come onNetwork Media Receiver cannot be switched off Remote control Remote control does not workTroubleshooting Video playback suffers from dropped frames Video, audioPicture/sound sometimes stops or is distorted Screen saver image is shown on the TVConnection, registration Click the OK button to close the Vaio Media ConsoleCan no longer connect to computer after recovery Cannot register Network Media Receiver in computerComputer does not show up on ??? Server List ??? screen Sony Corporation C3Y-100-111

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