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method described in “network address: static or dynamic?” on page 36 to find the static addresses in use, and then pick an available address.

Note: If you have other wireless PCs or devices, determine all of the addresses before assigning one to your receiver. Do not assign the same address to more than one device.

For example, you can use 192.168.0.1 for your PC, and 192.168.0.2 for your media receiver. Use a netmask of 255.255.255.0 for both.

To configure the media receiver network settings for wireless ad hoc mode and static addressing:

1.Press options

2.Select Network Setup

3.Set Connection to Wireless (Ad Hoc)

4.Select Address

5.Set Configuration to static

6.Set the IP Address to 192.168.0.2

7.Set the Netmask to 255.255.255.0

8.Press left arrow to return to receiver options

9.Select Apply Changes to apply the network changes

Follow the instructions that came with your wireless network card for setting a static IP address of 192.168.0.1 on your PC.

wireless encryption

For security reasons, a wireless network can encrypt the network packets broadcast between devices. This type of encryption is called Wired Equivalent Privacy, or WEP.

There are two levels of WEP encryption: 64 and 128 bit. You may have heard the numbers 40 and 104 bit used in conjunction with WEP encryption. These are just two different names for the same encryption method. Because there has been no official standardization of these terms, wireless vendors may use either name.

Whether you choose 64 or 128 bit is up to you. You must balance higher security versus slower network performance.

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Contents Users guide Page Contents Troubleshooting Glossary Warranty and license Network setupViewing photos Welcome Setting up your receiverFinding information Viewing the onscreen guide Front of receiver Getting startedUnpacking the box Back of receiverInstalling software Video Audio Remote control Network connection Connecting power Setup wizardMenu basics Controlling your receiverMenu help Remote buttons Onscreen keyboard Menu homeReceiver options Controlling another receiver Running the setup wizardChanging the receiver name Screen saverServer software Sharing content on your pcServer start and stop Server menu Synchronizing content Forcing resynchronizationMusic quality About mediaspaceSupported music formats Recording digital music Copy protectionOrganizing music files Creating music playlistsSupported photo formats Organizing photo albumsServer printers Connection listPower settings Select Settings Select Control Panel Select Power OptionsHp digital media receiver Supported music files Playing musicMusic jukebox Playing a trackHighlight With Arms Wide Open Browsing for musicSelect music jukebox Select Human Clay Highlight With Arms Wide OpenMusic icon hints Searching for musicCreating a playlist Playing an artistPlaying an album Musicmatch JukeboxRealOne Player Playing a playlistWindows Media Player Displaying music status Controlling music playbackShuffle and repeat Changing the view order Viewing track informationViewing photos with music Controlling music during slideshowsControlling other receivers Supported photo files Viewing photosPhoto albums Viewing a photoPlaying a photo slideshow Photo and album icon hintsControlling photo playback Viewing photo information Setting music for an albumPlaying music with slideshows Organizing your photos Printing photosRotating photos Rotate PhotoPreparing for wired setup Network setupDo you have a network? Click All Programs, then Accessories, then Command Prompt Hubs, routers and switchesNetwork address static or dynamic? Wired with dynamic address Wired home networkSet Configuration to Dhcp Wired with static address Wired with cross-over cable Wireless reception Preparing for wireless setupScanning for wireless networks Wireless infrastructure or ad hoc?Wireless infrastructure Wireless ad hocWireless encryption Press options Select Network Setup Wireless signal strength Troubleshooting My remote control isn’t workingCan’t see any of my music or photos Can’t hear any sound when I’m playing musicSome of my music files don’t appear When I push the Print button, nothing prints How do I reset my media receiver? My receiver can’t find my access pointMy receiver finds my access point, but won’t connect My media receiver has no antennaGlossary Dynamic address. See DhcpNetwork adapter. See NIC User’s guide Hp digital media receiver Warranty and license Problems? HP Will Help HP Warranty and License InformationHP Customer Care Legal Language Hewlett-Packard Limited Warranty StatementHP Unit Exchange Service And, if Necessary Get RepairHp digital media receiver Obtaining Hardware Warranty Repair Service Customer ResponsibilitiesHP Software Product License Agreement Consumer Replaceable Parts ServiceHP Unit Exchange Service LicenseNo Disassembly Restricted RightsDeclaration of Conformity Supplementary InformationOperating Specifications FCC Regulatory and Safety Information USA onlyAdditional Safety Information Copyrights and Trademarks Hp digital media receiver
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EW 5000 Media Receiver, EN 5000 Media Receiver specifications

The HP EN 5000 Media Receiver and EW 5000 Media Receiver are advanced devices designed for seamless media playback and streaming in various environments, from corporate settings to educational institutions. Built with a focus on versatility and performance, these receivers deliver high-quality audio and video while supporting a wide array of formats and connectivity options.

One of the standout features of the HP EN 5000 Media Receiver is its capacity for 4K resolution output. This capability ensures that users experience crystal-clear visuals, making it ideal for presentations, video conferencing, or multimedia displays. Additionally, the EN 5000 supports various video formats, which provides flexibility in content playback, accommodating different media sources without the need for extensive conversion.

The EW 5000 Media Receiver, on the other hand, is engineered for environments where wireless connectivity is crucial. It features advanced wireless technology that supports both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections, allowing for hassle-free setup and integration with other devices. With support for various streaming protocols, the EW 5000 can easily connect to tablets, smartphones, and laptops, streamlining the presentation experience in any setting.

Both media receivers are equipped with HDMI outputs, making them compatible with modern display technologies. They also come with USB ports, enabling users to connect external drives or other peripherals for instant access to media files. With built-in audio processing capabilities, they deliver high-quality sound, ensuring that audio playback is as impressive as the visual experience.

Security features are another highlight of the HP EN 5000 and EW 5000 Media Receivers. They include encryption protocols that protect media content, ensuring that sensitive information remains secure during presentations or meetings. This is particularly important for corporate and educational environments where data protection is paramount.

User-friendly interfaces and remote control options further enhance the appeal of these media receivers. They are designed for ease of operation, allowing users to navigate menus and select content quickly, without the need for technical expertise.

In conclusion, the HP EN 5000 Media Receiver and EW 5000 Media Receiver combine cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design, making them suitable for a range of applications. With features emphasizing high-resolution output, wireless connectivity, and robust media support, these receivers are excellent choices for anyone looking to enhance their media playback and presentation capabilities.
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