Sony LF-X1 Operating Instructions - Page 56

Setting Up NetAV, Making the base station accessible, by NetAV, Start up the NetAV server on

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Setting Up NetAV You need to select [Home-Wireless] mode on the [Monitor] window to prepare for the base station settings over the wireless connection. Making the base station accessible by NetAV The NetAV function allows you to enjoy movies and other media while away from home by accessing your base station via the Internet. It is necessary, therefore, to set your base station so it is accessible over the Internet. Start up the NetAV server on the base station To use NetAV function, enable the NetAV port on the base station, and set up so the base station is accessible by NetAV while away from home. 1 Open the [Settings] window and select [Base station]. The [Base station] window appears. 2 Select [NetAV Settings]. The [NetAV Settings] window appears. Note [NetAV Settings] can only be selected when the monitor is set to Wireless Home mode. If you cannot select [NetAV Settings], check your monitor settings. 3 Select [Enable/Disable NetAV]. The [Enable/Disable NetAV] window appears. 4 Configure the necessary settings for each item and select [OK]. 1 Select [Enable]. 2 If necessary, change the port number of the NetAV server. 3 Select [OK]. z Tip For [Port number for the NetAV], enter a number between 5021 and 5999. Note Configure the following items while the base station and monitor are connected in HomeWireless mode. The [NetAV Settings] window reappears. 5 Select [Back]. The [Base Station] window reappears. 6 Select [Settings], then select [Exit]. z Tip When the base station is connected to the Internet through a router, the router must be set to port forwarding*. Refer to the "Port number for the NetAV" in the [Enable/Disable NetAV] window, and set access to the NetAV port to forward to the IP address of the base station (1 This page). * Some makers call it by different names such as port transfer or static IP masquerade. 56

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You need to select [Home-Wireless] mode on the
[Monitor] window to prepare for the base station
settings over the wireless connection.
Making the base station accessible
by NetAV
The NetAV function allows you to enjoy movies
and other media while away from home by
accessing your base station via the Internet. It is
necessary, therefore, to set your base station so it
is accessible over the Internet.
Start up the NetAV server on the
base station
To use NetAV function, enable the NetAV port on
the base station, and set up so the base station is
accessible by NetAV while away from home.
1
Open the [Settings] window and select [Base
station].
The [Base station] window appears.
2
Select [NetAV Settings].
The [NetAV Settings] window appears.
Note
[NetAV Settings] can only be selected when the
monitor is set to Wireless Home mode. If you
cannot select [NetAV Settings], check your
monitor settings.
3
Select [Enable/Disable NetAV].
The [Enable/Disable NetAV] window
appears.
4
Configure the necessary settings for each
item and select [OK].
1
Select [Enable].
2
If necessary, change the port number of
the NetAV server.
3
Select [OK].
z
Tip
For [Port number for the NetAV], enter a number
between 5021 and 5999.
Note
Configure the following items while the base
station and monitor are connected in Home-
Wireless mode.
The [NetAV Settings] window reappears.
5
Select [Back].
The [Base Station] window reappears.
6
Select [Settings], then select [Exit].
z
Tip
When the base station is connected to the Internet
through a router, the router must be set to port
forwarding*. Refer to the “Port number for the
NetAV” in the [Enable/Disable NetAV] window, and
set access to the NetAV port to forward to the IP
address of the base station (
1
This page).
*
Some makers call it by different names such as port
transfer or static IP masquerade.
Setting Up NetAV