Western Digital WDBAAM0000NBK User Manual - Page 141

Network, Network Setup, Wireless Favorites, Check Connection, Device Name, Share WD TV on Your Network

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WD TV Live/Live Plus HD Media Players User Manual Network Use the menus in this category to configure and view the media player's network settings. Press / to make a selection from the list of options, then press OK. Network Setup See "Network Setup" on page 23 for information and instructions. Wireless Favorites This menu displays a record of your wireless network settings. After performing a wireless network setup, the media player keeps a record of the LAN access point. Use this menu to reconnect to the local network without having to rekey the password. Check Connection See "Checking the Network Connection" on page 29 for information and instructions. Device Name The name shown in the device name field helps you identify the media player on the network. Use this menu option to change the device name using the onscreen keyboard. Share WD TV on Your Network See "Transferring Files" on page 67 for information and instructions. Workgroup Name Allows you to join a specific workgroup on your network. Microsoft operating systems in the same workgroup may allow each other access to their files, printers, or Internet connection. Members of different workgroups on the same local area network and TCP/IP network can only access resources in workgroups to which they are joined. To create a new workgroup, select Workgroup Name, then press OK. Enter a new workgroup name using the on-screen keyboard. SETTINGS AND ADVANCED FEATURES - 137

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WD TV Live/Live Plus HD Media Players
User Manual
SETTINGS AND ADVANCED FEATURES
– 137
Network
Use the menus in this category to configure and view the media player’s network
settings. Press
/
to make a selection from the list of options, then press
OK
.
Network Setup
See “Network Setup” on page 23 for information and instructions.
Wireless Favorites
This menu displays a record of your wireless network settings. After performing a
wireless network setup, the media player keeps a record of the LAN access point.
Use this menu to reconnect to the local network without having to rekey the
password.
Check Connection
See “Checking the Network Connection” on page 29 for information and
instructions.
Device Name
The name shown in the device name field helps you identify the media player on the
network. Use this menu option to change the device name using the onscreen
keyboard.
Share WD TV on Your Network
See “Transferring Files” on page 67 for information and instructions.
Workgroup Name
Allows you to join a specific workgroup on your network. Microsoft operating
systems in the same workgroup may allow each other access to their files, printers,
or Internet connection. Members of different workgroups on the same local area
network and TCP/IP network can only access resources in workgroups to which
they are joined.
To create a new workgroup, select Workgroup Name, then press
OK
. Enter a new
workgroup name using the on-screen keyboard.