Roku Netflix Player User Manual

The Netflix Player by Roku
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1
Inserting the Batteries
in the Remote
Slide the top panel upward to open the remote.
Put two AAA batteries (included) in your remote.
2
Connecting Your Player
to Your TV
Make sure your TV is on and is set to display the correct video input.
TV
If your TV supports other audio/video inputs and you purchased the
required cables, you can setup your Player for better resolution. The
following chart ranks the resolution for each setup option:
Video
Audio
Composite Stereo
S-Video Optical
Component HDMI
HDMI
NOTES:
• If you use an HDMI video cable, you don't need a separate audio cable.
• Video/Audio quality may be compromised based on the speed of your broadband
Internet connection.
• For additional information on alternate setups, see The Netflix Player by Roku
User Guide at roku.com/support.
3
Connecting Your Player
to Your Home Network
Your Player supports both wireless and wired networks. Choose the
setup that is best for your network.
Wireless: Place your Player within range of your wireless network.
TIP:
For Wireless you need:
• Wireless Network name
(SSID)
• Security Key or Passphrase
Internet router
Or
Wired: Use an Ethernet cable (not included) to connect your Player to
your router.
Internet router
4
Completing Guided Setup
On your TV
Use the remote to follow the onscreen instructions.
TIP:
Point your remote
directly at your
Player.
On your computer
Go to www.netflix.com/activate and enter your activation code.
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