Sony LF-B1 Operating Instructions (LF-PK1) - Page 52

Video, Watching TV at Home, Watching TV Away from Home

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Video Problem No picture from the connected device. The on-screen remote control does not work. Causes and remedies • Firmly attach the connection cables. Check that the connections to the red, white, yellow, and S-Video jacks are correct (1 page 9). • Non-interlaced signals from computers or other equipment cannot be displayed. • Make sure the device is connected to the correct input terminal (1 page 9). • Make sure that the power of the video device is on. • Connect the IR Blaster to the IR BLASTER port on the base station (1 page 10). • Make sure the IR Blaster is positioned so that it faces the infrared receiver correctly (1 page 10). • Move the device's infrared receiver away from any bright light, such as a fluorescent light or direct sunlight. • The on-screen remote control may not work properly when the wireless connection between the device and base station is poor. • Check whether operation is possible using the buttons of the connected device. Also, reconfigure the remote control settings. (1 page 30). (Some devices cannot be operated, or can only be partially operated, by the on-screen remote control.) • Make sure the remote control settings for [Video 1] and [Video 2] are configured correctly in the [Remote Settings] window. Others Watching TV at Home Problem Operations are delayed. Video stops or skips. The NetAV connection is disconnected suddenly. Causes and remedies • Changing channels and operations performed from the remote control on the screen take place via the network, so response is delayed. This is normal and not a malfunction. • When the rate is too high for the actual speed of your connection, delay is even more likely to occur. Set the rate to auto or lower the rate if you want to use manual. • If another wireless LAN device connects to and communicates with the base station during your NetAV session, it may not be possible to send and receive video smoothly. • If your computer is connected on a wireless LAN to the base station or to a wireless router and the power save mode is enabled in the computer's wireless LAN settings, it may not be possible to send and receive video smoothly. Check the computer's wireless LAN settings, and disable the power save mode. For details on these settings, refer to the instruction manual for the wireless LAN device, such as your computer or wireless LAN card. • Has security software been installed? If so, the firewall function of the security software may be causing NetAV to disconnect. • Problems with the Internet connection may cause the NetAV connection to be disconnected. Watching TV Away from Home Problem The video keeps stopping and starting, and frames are dropped. Causes and remedies • As NetAV uses the Internet for communication, the video may not be able to be transmitted smoothly depending on whether the connection is overloaded. • Click [Rate] and make sure the rate is set to auto. If it is set to manual, select auto. 52

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Video
Watching TV at Home
Watching TV Away from Home
Problem
Causes and remedies
No picture from the connected device.
Firmly attach the connection cables. Check that the connections to the
red, white, yellow, and S-Video jacks are correct
(
1
page 9).
Non-interlaced signals from computers or other equipment cannot be
displayed.
Make sure the device is connected to the correct input terminal
(
1
page 9).
Make sure that the power of the video device is on.
The on-screen remote control does not
work.
Connect the IR Blaster to the IR BLASTER port on the base station
(
1
page 10).
Make sure the IR Blaster is positioned so that it faces the infrared
receiver correctly
(
1
page 10).
Move the device’s infrared receiver away from any bright light, such as
a fluorescent light or direct sunlight.
The on-screen remote control may not work properly when the wireless
connection between the device and base station is poor.
Check whether operation is possible using the buttons of the connected
device. Also, reconfigure the remote control settings. (
1
page 30).
(Some devices cannot be operated, or can only be partially operated, by
the on-screen remote control.)
Make sure the remote control settings for [Video 1] and [Video 2] are
configured correctly in the [Remote Settings] window.
Problem
Causes and remedies
Operations are delayed.
Changing channels and operations performed from the remote control
on the screen take place via the network, so response is delayed. This is
normal and not a malfunction.
When the rate is too high for the actual speed of your connection, delay
is even more likely to occur. Set the rate to auto or lower the rate if you
want to use manual.
Video stops or skips.
If another wireless LAN device connects to and communicates with the
base station during your NetAV session, it may not be possible to send
and receive video smoothly.
If your computer is connected on a wireless LAN to the base station or
to a wireless router and the power save mode is enabled in the
computer’s wireless LAN settings, it may not be possible to send and
receive video smoothly. Check the computer’s wireless LAN settings,
and disable the power save mode. For details on these settings, refer to
the instruction manual for the wireless LAN device, such as your
computer or wireless LAN card.
The NetAV connection is disconnected
suddenly.
Has security software been installed?
If so, the firewall function of the
security software may be causing NetAV to disconnect.
Problems with the Internet connection may cause the NetAV
connection to be disconnected.
Problem
Causes and remedies
The video keeps stopping and starting,
and frames are dropped.
As NetAV uses the Internet for communication, the video may not be
able to be transmitted smoothly depending on whether the connection is
overloaded.
Click [Rate] and make sure the rate is set to auto. If it is set to manual,
select auto.