Album, Entering Characters | Sony LF-X1, LF-X5 specification

Album	103
Using the Album Window	104
Viewing Images in the Album	105
Drawing on the Screen	108
Watching Movies	110
Using the Album: Useful Functions	111
Entering Characters	115
Entering Characters	116
Using the On-screen Keyboard	117
Using an External Keyboard (LF-X1 only)	119
Memory Stick (LF-X1)/CompactFlash(LF-X5)	121
Using a “Memory Stick” (LF-X1 Only)	122
Using a CompactFlash Card (LF-X5 Only)	124
Initializing a “Memory Stick”/CompactFlash Card	126
Functions and Settings	127
Basic Settings	128
Setting Up TV Channels Manually	129
Changing the Wireless Channel Manually	131
Using the Base Station as a Wireless Access Point	132
Resetting Factory Defaults	135
Checking Available Memory	137
Adjusting the Screen Backlight	137

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Sony LF-X1, LF-X5 operating instructions Album, Entering Characters, Functions and Settings

Contents

LocationFreeTV Owner’s Record FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Recycling Lithium ION Rechargeable Batteries Table of Contents Web Basics OperationsMail Album Functions and SettingsEntering Characters 139 Others Tips What is a LocationFreeTV? Monitor Identifying Parts and ControlsFor the LF-X1 Right side Top Left sideRear For the LF-X5 Right side Capture button 1 Front Rear Base Station Checking the Package Contents Page Basic Basic Setting Basic Installing and ConnectingBasic Guide to On-screen Icons Advance Selecting a Connection Type for the Monitor Advance Watching A/V via Home-Wired LANAdvance Making Use of NetAV Attaching the Base Station Stand Connecting to the video input terminal Connecting to a TV AntennaConnecting to an External TV Tuner STB Connecting to the antenna cable Watching video on a connected device Connecting Other Devices Using a VCR and TV Connecting the Power Cord to the Base Station Turning On Power For the LF-X5 Inserting the BatteryRemoving the battery For the LF-X1 Connecting the Power Cord to the Monitor Turning off the monitor power Turning on the powerPress Power on the front of the base Slide Power on top of the monitor to turn it on Approximate life of a fully charged battery Charging the BatteryBattery Life Battery charging time Carrying Positioning Monitor Using the Monitor Handle LF-X1 OnlyAdjusting the Monitor Stand Make the monitor upright using the stand on the bottom Adjusting the Viewing Angle Tuner Setting Up TVChannels Auto Program for the Built-in TV channel you selected appears When you are finished…For CABLE, select on or OFF, then select Auto Program Select an Internal TV tuner, and then select Back Auto Program for External TV Tuner Setting Up and Connecting the IR Blaster Using the On- screen Remote Control Do not remove the backing paper from the IR Blaster yet Control Setting up multiple external devicesConnecting two devices to a single input terminal Select the type of the on-screen remotePage Necessary Equipment Connecting to Internet Connection Examples Connecting to a cable or DSL modem What is a router? Connecting several devices to a modem with a routerConfiguring router settings Connecting via LAN Dhcp Before Configuring Network SettingsSelect Back Internet Connection window reappears Select LAN DHCP/Manual IP address Connecting via LAN Assigning an IP Address ManuallyConnecting Via LAN PPPoE Setting DNS1*3 and DNS2*4 parameters Access ID*1Internet connection password*2 Select OK This sets the configuration for LAN PPPoE To send and receive mail, you must configure Setting Up MailLocationFreeTV to access your mail account E-mail window reappears Select Settings, then select Exit Password *2 Basic Guide to On-screen Icons Guide to On-screen IconsPage Select Back Connection mode is changed Wireless Connection at Home Wired LAN Connection On Wired LAN Connection at Home Setting Up to Use Public Wireless Access Wireless Connection OnFollowing is an example of how to establish a Alias Authentication schemeEncryption Security settings of the LocationFreeTV About WirelessSecurity Page Advance Watching A/V via Home-Wired LAN Enable Wired LAN Connecting the monitor Connecting via Home-WiredBase station Address What’s NetAV Connecting to the Internet using the NetAV functionLine types not supported by NetAV Making the base station accessible by NetAV Setting Up NetAVStart up the NetAV server on the base station Port number for the NetAV Configuring the monitor to connect using NetAVSetting the Dynamic DNS client on the base station Registering Other Monitors Setting up for additional monitors Configuring base station settings Setting up to connect to the base station via the Internet Configuring additional monitor settingsRegistering other monitors to the base station When Connecting via Wired LAN Connecting with NetAVFor the LF-X1 For the LF-X5 Changing the TV picture size Establishing the NetAV connectionQuitting NetAV Changing TV channels Select a speed Basics Operations Index window appears Corresponding screen appearsSelect a function LF-X5 has no Monitor Video In option Watching TV and Video Changing channels with the on- screen remote controlLF-X1 LF-X5 Changing channels with the stylus For the LF-X1 Using the TV/Video ScreenSettings button Displays the Settings window Parts and controls on the TV/Video screen Optimizing Picture Quality Selecting a Secondary Audio Program SAP Using the Sub- Screen LF-X1 only Capturing Images Press Capture when a scene appears that you want to save Using the Wide Screen Mode LF-X5 only Page Web Viewing Web Pages Basics Parts and controls on the Web window Using the Web Window Adding a web page to the Fav. list Using the Fav. ListAfter viewing a web page that requires user authentication Viewing Web Pages Useful Functions Selected web page begins downloading Viewing a web page in the Fav. listRenaming a web page in the Fav. list Select Add Enter a new title in the Title field and select OK Saving a Web Page SaveCopying web pages to or from an external memory card Deleting web pages from the Fav. list Deleting saved web pages Viewing a saved webRenaming a saved web Copying saved web pages to or from an external memory card Searching for Text on a Web Capturing a Web Page AlbumWeb To stop searching, select Exit Copying and Pasting Text On the Web Settings Configuring OtherDefault Erase Saved Passwords Enable JavaScriptEnable Flash Enable Java AppletPage Mail Using the Mail Window Using Mail BasicsInbox and Outbox Windows Already sent Reply, Resend, or EditReply Displays the window for Replying to mail 1 Resend Sending mail that you have Compose Mail window Composing and Sending Mail Composing Mail From the Outbox Attaching a Picture or MovieSelected picture is displayed in the Compose E-mail window Attaching multiple pictures Verifying attached picturesRemoving attached pictures Attaching multiple drawings Attaching a DrawingSaving a drawing in the Photo Album Select Save Drawing is saved in the album Content of the mail is displayedReading, Replying to, and Forwarding Mail Reading Mail Enlarging an attached picture Displaying mail in full-screen modeDeleting mail Following links in mail Forwarding Mail Replying to MailReplying to multiple recipients Enter the mail address of the recipient, and select Send Using Mail Useful FunctionsUsing the Address Book Adding addresses to the address book Editing the address book Selecting a recipient from Address BookMail window shown in reappears Entering addresses directly in the Address Book Renaming a folder Moving Mail to Memory Stick or CompactFlash Card Searching for Mail Configuring Other Mail SettingsSelect Settings Settings window reappears Select Exit Auto-checking for New Mail LF-X1 Only 100 Setting an E-mail Protection Password 101 Page Album 104 Using the Album Window Open the Index window, and select Album Viewing Images in the AlbumDisplaying the Album 105 106 Viewing Enlarged PicturesStretching a small picture to full- screen LF-X1 only Changing the slide show screen- change interval Viewing a Slide Show107 Displaying selected pictures in a selected order Starting from scratch Drawing on Screen108 Saving a drawing in progress 109 Using the Drawing PalettePen panel To use stamps Watching Movies110 Stamp panel 111 Sending a Picture by MailCompose E-mail window appears Compose and send the mail 1 112 Select OK Picture List window reappears Displaying Picture Information113 Information window appearsPage Entering Characters 116 Entering Characters 117 Using the On-screen KeyboardAlphabetic keyboard 118 Symbol keyboard 119 Using an External Keyboard LF-X1 onlyPage Memory Stick LF-X1 CompactFlash LF-X5 Removing the Memory Stick Supported Media Types122 Inserting a Memory Stick 123 Memory Stick MediaAbout data 124 Using a CompactFlash Card LF-X5 OnlyInserting a CompactFlash card 125 Using a Memory Stick DuoRemoving a CompactFlash Card 126 Initializing a Memory Stick CompactFlash Card Functions and Settings Backlight shuts off and the screen goes dark Basic SettingsPower Save Timer 128 Channels this product can receive Deleting Unwanted ChannelsRestoring a Deleted Channel Manually 129 130 Quality, select the optimum wireless Channel Changing Wireless Channel ManuallyAdjust the necessary items Select Manual While checking the wireless signal 132 Using the Base Station as a Wireless Access PointWhat Is Wireless LAN? Using another wireless device nearby Setting up the LocationFreeTV Setting Up a Wireless LAN133 134 Setting up your computer Initializing the Base Station Resetting Factory DefaultsResetting All Settings Initializing Internet Connection/Wireless 136 Initializing Mail Settings Increasing available memory Settings window is restored Select BackChecking Available Memory 137Page Others Status indicators Status Indicators140 141 TroubleshootingGeneral External Keyboard LF-X1 only 142TV and video 143 Poor picture 144TV/video No picture Web 145 146 Mail 147 148 Public Wireless AccessAlbum NetAV 149 Registered monitors 150Others 151 Specifications AC-LX1M for the monitor AC power adapterBP-LX1A Battery 152 Optional Accesories 153 For the LF-X5 System 154 AC-LX5M for the monitor BP-LX5A BatteryBP-LX5B Battery 155 Requirements 50/60 Hz Battery 2,200 mAh Monitor Approx lbs oz g Including the battery BP156 157 Index 158 159 Trademarks