Sony LF-X1 Operating Instructions - Page 39

What is a router?, Connecting to the Internet

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Setup and Connections Connecting to the Internet • Connecting several devices to a modem with a router to Internet Cable or DSL modem Router LAN cable (not supplied) to LAN port LAN cable (not supplied) Signal flow PC PC • Depending on your Internet service contract, you may not be able to connect the LocationFreeTV with multiple devices, such as several other computers. For more information, contact your cable TV company, DSL network administrator, or ISP. • To determine what kind of LAN cable to use, see the operating instructions for your router, cable modem, or DSL modem. • For details on setting up the connection, also refer to the operating instructions for your router, cable modem, or DSL modem. • Configuring router settings • If the operating instructions for your router direct you to use a web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator) to access the router's settings screen, you can do so by inputting the router's IP address in the address field on the Web window (1 page 74). You must also configure network settings for the LocationFreeTV (1 page 40). • For more information on configuring router settings, refer to the operating instructions for your router. • The settings for some routers may not be configured from the Internet screen. In this case, make settings using your computer. What is a router? A router is a piece of equipment that relays signals between networks. Using a router allows several devices to share one Internet connection. See page 40 for more on how to configure router settings. 39

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Connecting to the Internet
Setup and Connections
• Connecting several devices to a modem with a router
Depending on your Internet service contract, you
may not be able to connect the LocationFreeTV with
multiple devices, such as several other computers.
For more information, contact your cable TV
company, DSL network administrator, or ISP.
To determine what kind of LAN cable to use, see the
operating instructions for your router, cable modem,
or DSL modem.
For details on setting up the connection, also refer to
the operating instructions for your router, cable
modem, or DSL modem.
• Configuring router settings
If the operating instructions for your router
direct you to use a web browser (Internet
Explorer or Netscape Navigator) to access the
router’s settings screen, you can do so by
inputting the router’s IP address in the address
field on the Web window (
1
page 74). You
must also configure network settings for the
LocationFreeTV (
1
page 40).
For more information on configuring router
settings, refer to the operating instructions for
your router.
The settings for some routers may not be
configured from the Internet screen. In this
case, make settings using your computer.
What is a router?
A router is a piece of equipment that relays
signals between networks.
Using a router allows several devices to share one
Internet connection. See page
40 for more on how
to configure router settings.
to LAN port
LAN cable
(not supplied)
Cable or DSL modem
to Internet
Signal flow
Router
LAN cable
(not supplied)
PC
PC