Sony VAIO VGP-MR100 Bedienungsanleitung

Network Media Receiver

VGP-MR100_

Operating Instructions

Trademarks

• VAIO, , and VAIO Media are

registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.

•Microsoft and Windows are registered

trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the

United States and/or other countries.

•Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories.

“Dolby”, “Pro Logic”, and the double-D

symbol are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories.

• ATHEROS and Atheros Total 802.11

Super G are trademarks of Atheros

Communications, Inc. The Atheros and

Atheros Total 802.11 Super G logos are

registered trademarks of Atheros

Communications, Inc.

•Other system names and product names

appearing in this document are generally

registered trademarks or trademarks of their

manufacturers.

•™and ® marks are not shown in this

document.

In this manual, Microsoft®Windows®XP

Home Edition and Microsoft®Windows®XP

Professional are referred to as Windows XP.

About the supplied guides

The following guides are included with

this Network Media Receiver.

•Operating Instructions (this

document)

Contains information on how to use the

Network Media Receiver.

•Quick Connection Guide

Contains information on how to

connect the Network Media Receiver.

•Quick Start Guide

Contains information on how to setup

the Network Media Receiver.

zIllustrations used in this manual

Illustrations and screens used in this guide

may vary from the actual screens.

Introduction

Table of Contents

Introduction

What this product can do ..................... 5

Operating environment ........................ 8

Computers that can be connected to

this product: .............................. 8

Check the supplied accessories ........... 9

Names of parts ................................... 10

Setup

Setup overview .................................. 13

Connection between the Network

Media Receiver and computer 13

Getting ready .............................. 14

1 Prepare the remote control for

use .................................................. 15

Inserting the batteries .................. 15

Programming the remote

control ..................................... 16

2 Connect the Network Media Receiver

to a TV ........................................... 18

3Connect the Network Media Receiver

to computer via a network cable .... 21

Network cable connection .......... 21

To connect the Network Media

Receiver to a network ............. 25

Assigning a fixed IP address to the

computer ................................. 27

4 Connect power ............................... 29

5 Configure wireless LAN settings .. 30

Using the software keyboard ...... 32

6 Change the settings of the Network

Media Receiver to match the network

connection ..................................... 33

7 Configure settings at the

computer ........................................ 35

Operation

Operation flow ................................... 36

Turn power on ................................... 38

To turn power off ........................ 39

Selecting a server ............................... 39

To select a server ........................ 40

To refresh the server list ............. 40

To remove a server from

the list ...................................... 41

Selecting content ............................... 41

To change the display format ..... 42

Changing the sort order .............. 43

Watching video sources ..................... 44

Video playback ........................... 44

Using the film roll function ........ 45

Using the time search function ... 45

Listening to music ............................. 46

Music playback ........................... 46

Assigning background music to a

slide show ............................... 48

Viewing photos .................................. 48

Using the slide show function ..... 48

Adding background music to a slide

show ........................................ 50

Changing the slide show settings 51

Advanced Features

How to get the most out of your

Network Media Receiver ............... 52

Having the computer start up

automatically ........................... 52

Checking or changing the time

required to enter Standby ........ 53

Changing the settings of the Network

Media Receiver .............................. 54

To bring up the “System Settings”

screen ...................................... 54

Settings available on the “System

Settings” screen ...................... 55

To update the firmware ............... 55

To return the Network Media

Receiver to the default

settings .................................... 56

To select the TV type .................. 56

To control the file playback

method .................................... 57

To change the display language .. 57

About the Standby, STATUS and

WIRELESS indicators ................... 58

Meaning of STATUS and

WIRELESS indicators during

hardware diagnosis ................. 59

Notes on Use ..................................... 60

Specifications .................................... 62

Getting Help ...................................... 63

Troubleshooting

Power ................................................. 64

Power does not come on ............. 64

Network Media Receiver cannot be

switched off ............................ 64

Computer does not come on (does

not start up from Standby or

Hibernate mode) ..................... 65

Remote control .................................. 65

Remote control does not work .... 65

Video, audio ...................................... 66

Sound or picture from the Network

Media Receiver is not reproduced

on the TV ................................ 66

Picture or sound sometimes stops or

is distorted ............................... 66

Video playback suffers from

dropped frames ....................... 66

A screen saver image is shown on

the TV ..................................... 66

Connection, registration .................... 67

Cannot connect to a computer .... 67

Cannot register the Network Media

Receiver at the computer ........ 68

Computer does not show up on

“Select a server...” screen ....... 68

Can no longer connect to a computer

after performing a hard disk drive

recovery on the computer ....... 68

Introduction

What this product can do

You can use your TV set to enjoy photos, video, or music stored on your computer.

Support for connecting of multiple computers

Multiple computers can be connected via a router with a built-in Ethernet hub (or a stand-alone

Ethernet hub).

When multiple computers are connected, you can switch between them.

The VAIO Web site always has the latest information and allows you to download software

upgrades that may be useful in resolving various issues. To get the most out of this product,

periodically visit the site listed in “Getting Help” (page 63).

Music

•Play music files stored on the computer

(page 46)

•Locate songs (page 46)

•Perform repeat playback (page 47)

Photos

• Play a slide show of photos stored on

the computer (page 48)

•View a single photo (page 49)

•Listen to background music during a

slide show (page 50)

Video

•Play video files stored on the computer (page 44)

•Use the film roll feature to search for a desired scene during video playback (page 45)

•Search for a specific scene by specifying the time while watching a video (page 45)

Introduction

Files that can be played back

Category Content Supported file types

Video Video capsules recorded on the

VAIO with Giga Pocket,

VAIO Zone, or other video

files stored on the computer

Music Music files and playlists stored

on the computer

Photos Photo (still image) files stored

on the computer

•Video capsule

•MPEG1

•MPEG2

•Depending on the connected computer, WMV

files may also be supported.

•LPCM (WAV) format

•MP3 format

•Depending on the connected computer, the

following file types may also be supported:

– WMA format

– ATRAC3 format

– ATRAC3plus format

•JPEG format

•PNG format

•Depending on the connected computer, the

following file types may also be supported:

– Bitmap format

– GIF format

– TIFF format

Operating environment

Computers that can be connected to this product:

•Sony VAIO computers with Windows XP installed and VAIO Media Version

4.1 preinstalled

•Sony VAIO computers sold after September 2002 with VAIO Media Version

2.0 preinstalled and upgraded with VAIO Media Upgrade Program 4.1

Notes

•Depending on the usage environment of your computer, certain operation limitations may apply. For

the latest information, check the Web site listed in “Getting Help” (page 63).

•For VAIO Media updates, visit the Web site listed below.

For customers in the U.S.A. and Canada

http://ciscdb.sel.sony.com/softupdates/vaiomedia41.html

For customers in Europe

http://vaio-link.com/

•Server equipment compliant to the DLNA guidelines (DLNA HNv1 compliant)

Introduction

Check the supplied accessories

After unpacking the unit, make sure that the accessories listed below are present. If anything is

missing, contact the Sony dealer where you purchased this product or a Sony service representative

in your area.

You can use the boxes ❏to check off items.

❏Network Media Receiver (1)

❏Remote control (1)

❏IEC R6 (size AA) battery (2)

❏AC adapter (1)

❏Power cord (1)

❏Audio/video connection cable (1)

❏Network cable (5 m) (1)

❏Crossover cable (1 m) (1)

❏Quick Start Guide (1)

❏Quick Connection Guide (1)

❏Warranty card (1)

❏CD-ROM (1)

Names of parts

This section briefly identifies the parts of the unit. For details, see the pages shown in brackets ( ).

Front view

1POWER button/standby indicator (pages 29, 38, 58)

Press this button to turn the unit on and off.

zHint

When the standby indicator is lit red, the unit is in Standby mode and can be turned on.

When the unit is on, the standby indicator is lit in green.

Note

If the standby indicator does not light up in red about 20 seconds after the power cord is connected,

visit the Sony Web site for additional instructions. See “Getting Help” (page 63).

2Remote control sensor (page 15)

3STATUS indicator (page 58)

4WIRELESS indicator (page 58)

Side view

1Ventilation holes

2SET UP button (page 54)

Press this button when the standby indicator is lit green to display the “System Settings” screen.

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