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Sony STR-LV700R Step 3: Connections, 23GB, Praparations, Evaluating your home network, Attaching the ferrite core to the network cable

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Step 3: Connections

Evaluating your home network

You can connect the receiver to your VAIO computer(s) using the Ethernet port of your computer(s), a router with a built-in network switch, or a network switching device.

These examples of home networks can help you determine the best connection method for the receiver and VAIO computer(s).

Optional equipment and cables may be necessary to connect your network media receiver and VAIO computer(s).

Attaching the ferrite core to the network cable

Before connecting the receiver to your network or VAIO computer, make sure that you attach the supplied ferrite core. The ferrite core is used to reduce electrical interference.

1 Open the ferrite core and place is approximately 10 to 12 cm from one end of the network cable.

2 Wrap the network cable lengthwise around the ferrite core, so that the cable runs through the groove at the centre of the core.

3 Close the ferrite core around the network cable.

Note

Make sure that the ferrite core is secure around the network cable.

10 to 12 cm

Praparations

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23GB

Contents

Page WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture About this manual Screen examples in this manual Table of contents —Watching broadcasts received by the VAIO computer —Recording broadcasts received by the VAIO computer Changing Network Media settings Overview Connecting several VAIO computers to the receiver Network Media multimedia compatibility C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Photo Server\VAIO Media Start All Programs VAIO Media Verifying the setup procedure — Preparing the receiver Step 1: Verifying the connection procedure for your type of output devices Step 1a: Connecting digital components 10GB 11GB 12GB Step 1b: Connecting analogue components 13GB 14GB Step 1c: Connecting antennae 15GB Step 2: Connecting speakers 16GB 17GB Step 3: Connecting the AC power cord 18GB Step 5: Setting up the speakers 19GB 20GB — TEST TONE 21GB — Preparing Network Media Step 1: Verifying your VAIO computer model Step 2: Updating your software 22GB Step 3: Connections 23GB 24GB 25GB 26GB 27GB 28GB 29GB Step 4: VAIO computer setup 30GB 31GB 32GB 33GB Step 5: Preparations needed to use Network Media 34GB 35GB Step 7: Restarting the receiver 36GB — Basic operations Selecting a component 37GB 38GB Using the Radio Data System (RDS) 39GB 40GB About the indications on the display 41GB — Enjoying surround sound Using only the front speakers Enjoying higher fidelity sound — AUTO FORMAT DIRECT 42GB Selecting a sound field 43GB 44GB Customising sound fields 45GB 46GB — Miscellaneous operations and settings Changing the audio input mode of digital components — INPUT MODE Selecting the digital audio input decoding priority 47GB Recording audio Using the Sleep Timer 48GB Optimising Network Media 49GB 50GB 51GB 52GB 53GB 54GB 55GB 56GB — Watching video saved on the VAIO computer Watching video 57GB 58GB Sorting the video capsule list Deleting video capsules 59GB Write-protectingvideo capsules — Read-only Changing video settings 60GB Searching with index images — Film roll feature 61GB — Time search feature — Resume feature 62GB — Listening to music saved on the VAIO computer Listening to music 63GB 64GB Sorting the folders or playlist 65GB — Viewing photographs saved on the VAIO computer Viewing photographs — Slide show 66GB 67GB Viewing a photograph list — Index feature 68GB Changing slide show settings 69GB 70GB 71GB 72GB 73GB 74GB Timer recording 75GB Changing the recording quality 76GB 77GB Updating the receiver software 78GB Resetting Network Media 79GB 80GB 81GB Using the remote 82GB 83GB 84GB 85GB 86GB Precautions 87GB Troubleshooting 88GB 89GB 90GB 91GB 92GB Specifications 93GB 94GB List of button locations and reference pages 95GB Index 96GB 97GB