Network Settings - B&O Play BEOPLAY V1 Manual

Network settings

You can set up your television to
a network either with a wired or
wireless connection. However, a
wireless setup requires that your
television has a built-in wireless
module and that you have
purchased a wireless network
antenna. See Getting Started for
setup information. For the most
reliable network connection
Bang & Olufsen recommends
making a wired connection.
For more information about
Bang & Olufsen network setup,
contact your retailer.
On some markets, it is not possible to
set up a wireless connection, and you
must use a wired connection instead.
Bang & Olufsen recommends that
you use a separate Bang & Olufsen
recommended router and access
point to ensure the most reliable
playback of digital files.
INTERNET
ISP
ROUTER
Example of simple setup either wired or
wireless.
Make a wired connection
Connect one end of the Ethernet cable
to the router and the other end to the
Ethernet socket on the television. It is
assumed that you have enabled the
DHCP service on your network and that
the SSID is not hidden.
If LAN settings are set to configure
automatically, IP address, subnet mask,
gateway and DNS server are assigned
automatically. If the settings are set to
configure manually, or if the IP address,
subnet mask, gateway and DNS server,
for some reason, are not assigned
automatically, you must bring up this
information manually.
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NAS
B&O
RECOMMENDED
ROUTER
Example of recommended network setup
either wired or wireless.
MENU
SETUP
NETWORK
NETWORK SETTINGS
...
> Press the green button to be able to
name the LAN connection.*
> Press the centre button to store the name
and return to the LAN SETTINGS menu.
> Use the navigation button down to
highlight CONFIGURATION.
> Use the navigation button left or right to
select MANUAL or AUTOMATIC
configuration.
If you have selected MANUAL configuration,
you must enter a value for the IP ADDRESS,
SUBNET MASK, GATEWAY, and DNS. Press
the centre button to store the settings.
*You can only use latin characters for
1
naming the LAN connection.
INTERNET
ISP
ROUTER
NAS
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