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OPTIMAL INSTALLATION LOCATION OF WIRELESS
MEDIA BOX
OK
long distance
X
Wireless
Media Box
Wireless Signal
Poor Reception
RECEPTION PROBLEMS DUE TO INTERFERENCE
TV
Minimum 5 m
(16 feet)
Wireless Media Box
TV
Physical
Obstacles
(wall, mirror, etc.)
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of Wireless Media Box, the information of the current input and the strength
of the wireless signal will be displayed on the bottom left side.
Good Reception
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Media Box and TV, the better the wireless
function.
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Box and the TV in the same room.
The more objects that are in between the
Media Box and the TV, the more the recep-
tion strength decreases.
If the heat from certain objects (e.g., a
heater or a radiator) can reach and warm
the Media Box, this may also cause trans-
mission quality to suffer.
Adjust the location and directio
of the Wireless Media Box until
you get good reception.
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cut-off, and poor picture quality may occur
due to interference if there are several wire-
less devices with a 5 GHz band (5.15 GHz
to 5.85 GHz) operating in the same home
or in close proximity to each other.
If these problems occur, take the following
actions:
- Maintain a distance of at least 5 m (16
feet) between the TV and another device
with a 5 GHz band.
- Position the Media Box in a location clos-
er to the TV.
- Place the Media Box in a higher position.
(a minimum of 1 m is recommended.)
- Please set your wireless LAN to 2.4 GHz
Band (channel 1 to 11).
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for detail information.
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nel, please move the router away from
the wireless ready dongle.
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