NETGEAR EVA700 user manual Including granting and revoking media access permissions

	Digital Entertainer Model EVA700 User Manual
set up a network	Guides you through setting up your Intel Viiv technology-based home
	network1. This menu selection is used when you initially set up your home
	network1.
view network map	Displays a graphical view of your home network1 including the Internet
	connection (if a connection is available), the router, PCs, and other devices.
	By selecting a device icon on the map, you can update device status,
	including granting and revoking media access permissions.
add a device	Guides you through adding a device such as a digital media adapter (DMA).
	Use this menu selection to add new devices to the home network1 after initial
	set up is complete.
join a network	Guides you through adding an Intel Viiv technology-based PC into an existing
	home network1.
update media library	Helps you manage your media library and allows you to identify what servers
	and folders to include in your library.
options	Lets you set options for keeping your Intel Viiv software up-to-date, receiving
	notifications, turning the Intel® Viiv™ Media Server on or off, showing or
	hiding the tray icon, and automatically updating services. It also tells you how
	to get product support for Intel Viiv software and view software version
	information.
notification center	Lists alerts about issues affecting your media, Intel Viiv software, Intel Viiv
	technology-based PCs, and home network1.
product overview	Displays an animated overview of Intel Viiv technology and the home
	network1.

1Home networking requires additional devices, software or services. Ability to share some content is limited; subject to authorization from the content owner or service provider and network device capability. Verified devices and services will vary; check for desired features/functionality. May require TV tuner card and/or remote which may be sold separately. Instant on/off feature works after initial boot, when activated. System performance will vary depending on your hardware and software configurations. Intel’s network setup software currently only supports DHCP (“Always On”) and PPPoE broadband connectivity protocols. PPPoA, PPtP and other protocols require use of router manufacturer’s network set up software. Check verified router specifications against Internet provider requirements before purchasing. See

www.intel.com/go/viiv_info for more information.

Intel® Viiv™ Technology 2-15

v1.0, May 2006