If you want to make a wired connection Option C | Philips SL400i

Ethernet port required

Network hub

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Installing

2.3 If you want to make a wired connection Option C

In this configuration you already have a TV, and a computer with a free ethernet connector (or a wired network with a free ethernet connector).

•You will be connecting an Ethernet network cable between the SL400i and your computer or network.

•You will connect the SL400i to the TV.

At the end, you will be able to send music, photos, and movies from your computer to your TV.

Ethernet ports and cables look just like telephone connections and lines, but are thicker and wider. Ethernet (RJ-45) connectors have eight contacts, whereas standard telephone line (RJ-11) connectors have four or six.

Important: only use CAT.5 shielded Ethernet cable (STP).

OR

1a Use a crossover Ethernet cable if you want to connect the SL400i directly to your computer.

In a crossover Ethernet cable, the arrangement of the coloured wires changes between the two ends.

–Push one end of the Ethernet cable into the connector marked 'Ethernet' on the back of the SL400i.

–Push the other end into the Ethernet connector of your computer.

Note:Your computer needs to have an Ethernet connector available.

OR

1b Use a straight-through Ethernet cable if you want to connect the SL400i to an existing computer network.

In a straight-through Ethernet cable, both ends have the same arrangement of coloured wires.

–Push one end of the Ethernet cable into the connector marked 'Ethernet' on the back of the SL400i.

–Push the other end into a free Ethernet connector on your central network device, like a hub, switch or router.

Note:Your network needs to have an Ethernet connector available.

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Philips SL400i manual If you want to make a wired connection Option C, Important only use CAT.5 shielded Ethernet cable STP

Contents

Wifi Wireless Multimedia Link Front view Rear view SL 400i/19 European RegulationsSL 400i/00 SL 400i/05 This is what this manual will help you to do Packaging contentsIntroduction SL400i Front view Rear viewConnects the SL400i to your TV set Introduction Index Safety Precautions Important informationIf appropriate at hand Installing the software Start by installing Philips Media ManagerDouble-clicking the icon opens the Media Manager window Connecting the SL400i Option B If you already have a wireless computer networkYour PC or wired network Installing If you do not have a wireless computer network Option aInstall the Wireless USB Adapter included in the box Have fun If you already have a wireless computer network Option B Wireless Network Name SsidEncryption key English Have fun Important only use CAT.5 shielded Ethernet cable STP If you want to make a wired connection Option C English Have fun Internet Enabling broadband Internet entertainment Pressing the Internet button for the first time Registration for free Internet services Have fun Using the SL400i InternetPC Link Basic navigation This is the basic way of navigating through all the menusTo go back to a previous menu, press Disclaimer Upgradeability TrademarksAdditional information Environmental information Audio/video problems Problem Possible cause Problem solving PC / Network problems Problem Possible cause Problem Possible cause Solution Problem Possible cause Selects one of the available users Remote ControlRemote control buttons Accesses the SL400i settings Using the remote control Placing batteriesDegree angles to either side SMS TEXT-style keys Entering or editing numeric and text informationNavigation keys Direct number key entry Smart Navigation Jump To number keys on the remote controlAdvanced navigation and advanced SL400i functions Navigation view For movies Play View For music For photos About ‘My.Philips.com’ Advanced Philips Media Manager uses Audio Overview of SL400i connections Main Menu System Menu Options menu TV Shape Picture Menu Network menu See DNS Static IP settingsComputer that provides Internet Connection Sharing This should be a valid IP Address, like Parental Level Disclaimer Preferences menu Already built-in What you need to know about networks Also known as ad-hoc / peer-to-peer Wired Network with More than TWO PCsWireless Network with More than TWO PCs Also known as Direct connection network max. two PCs Securing your network from Internet access Advanced wireless network informationWhat are wireless network connections? Securing your wireless network Dont DOs and DONTs of securing your wireless network Entering an encryption key Setting the encryption key for the SL400i Enter the same encryption key for the Wireless USB Adapter Setting the encryption key for your Wireless USB Adapter Internet Connection Sharing ICS configuration and usage issues Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows XP Enabling Internet Connection Sharing ICS Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows 98SE Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows Me Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows Movies will not play Advanced Network Problem solving Check your computers IP configuration as follows For Windows 98SE / Windows MeFor Windows XP / Windows Glossary Streaming Streamium Vertical position Advanced TV SettingWireless Base Station wireless gateway router Most popular type of wired home network JPEG, BMP, GIF Technical specifications Serial nr