| 3. | If using a the player with a HDMI TV |
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| connection, please ensure “Connected to |
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| DVI TV” option in player setup is cleared |
| Note: there is no audio output when the player | |
| is in any of the following modes: Pause, Step, | |
| Slow motion, FF or FR | |
Can not browse network (wired) | 1. | Poor connection – check all network |
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| connection |
| 2. | Switch failure – try connecting to different |
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| switch port |
| 3. | IP conflict – ensure the player IP address is |
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| set up correctly. |
| 4. | No Power – ensure any switch / router has |
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| power and is working correctly. |
| 5. | MAC address control has been enabled on |
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| your NeoLink server – check the list of |
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| permitted MAC address with your player’s |
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| address. |
Can not browse network (wireless) | 1. | Poor signal strength. Try relocating your |
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| wireless HUB / router closer to your player. |
| 2. | Wireless antenna not securely attached. |
| 3. | Wireless access point incorrect. Refer to |
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| Windows documentation about creating |
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| wireless networks |
Can not browse internet | 1. | Check your internet connection – try |
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| connecting to the internet from a computer |
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| on the network. |
| 2. | Network problem – see above |
Can not read media (USB) | 1. | There are multiple partitions on your USB |
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| device – Multi partitions are not supported. |
| 2. | Incompatible chipset used by USB device – |
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| You may see a “Device Enumeration error” |
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| message. |
Can not open NeoLink Server | 1. | Network problems – see above. |
| 2. | MAC address or Password control has |
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| been enabled on NeoLink – check for |
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| allowed MAC addresses and or users. |
| 3. | Ensure NeoLink Server is running on |
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| computer – There should be a HELIOS |
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| icon displayed on the task bar. |