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Sony LF-V30 User's Manual

1. The NET AV LED stays green Another device is connected to the Base Station NetAV check has failed Follow the instructions on the NetAV check screen to check the settings and then perform NetAV check again 37 O gt o Ssi 5 DC IN 12 VDC S pecifications ETHERNET 10BASE T 100BASE TX Ethernet with RJ 45 interface 1 VIDEO 1 IN IR BLASTER Minijack 2 S VIDEO 4 pin mini DIN Wireless Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced Wireless LAN Standard sync negative Access Point Mode C 0 286 Vp p burst 75 ohms TEEE802 1 1a b g Video 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced IEEE802 11b g in Setup mode sync negative Audio 500 mVrms Impedance Client Mode IEEE802 11b g 47 kilohms Frequency range Access Point mode VIDEO 2 IN ae band Channels 1 6 Mog Component Wisco 5 GHz band Channels 36 40 Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced 44 and 48 sync negative Pp PrR 0 7 Vp p 75 ohms Client mode 2 4 GHz band Channels 1 to Video 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced 11 syne negative Modulation DS SS Modem and OFDM Audio 500 mVrms Impedance Modem 47 kilohms VIDEO 1 OUT S VIDEO 4 pin mini DIN Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative C 0 286 Vp p burst 75 ohms Video 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative Audio 500 mVrms Impedance 4 7 kilohms Q gt 2 77 VIDEO 2 OUT YPpPr Component Video Y 1 Vp p 75 ohms unbalanced sync negative Pp PrR 0 7 Vp p 75 ohms Video 1 Vp p 75 o
2. n D 53 2 O D z D QO e 5 5 d e 5 D Turn on the POWER of the Base Station Press the POWER button on the front panel of the Base Station to turn it on The POWER LED on the front panel of the Base Station lights green Also the NET AV LED blinks green until an automatic NetAV check begins 12 Manually connecting Location Free client devices to the Base Station wirelessly for Windows xP users If you want to connect your computer to the Base Station wirelessly set the wireless network settings of your PC to connect to the Base Station For more details refer to the operating instructions of your computer and your wireless network devices n l D 53 2 o D z D O e 5 5 d o 5 D Connecting video devices You can connect video devices such as a VCR AV receiver DVR DVD player recorder or digital cable to the Base Station Refer to the operating instructions of each video device Connect video devices to the Base Station with the AV cable VIDEO 1 or 2 terminals Base Station rear panel SVIDEO b4 to the audio video output terminals to the audio video input terminals VIDEO 1 N e so T S AV cable supplied n el D j 2 oO D z D O e 5 5 d e 5 D The VIDEO 1 OUT terminal J outputs the You can use the VIDEO 2 sig
3. 00006 21 Automatic NetAV check 20 B Base Station Settings 22 Access Control 30 Changing Password 31 Device Registration 26 Internet Connection 26 NetAV check c ccceee 23 NetAV Settings 25 Setting Status 0 24 Version Information 32 Wireless Settings AP 27 Wireless Settings Client 29 Base Station s IP address Sraauiialia rai ee 25 26 27 C Client mode sananne a aien 21 Connecting AC power adapter 11 IR Blaster eee Power cord Video devices D DEINE eich ete ee er ceaeent 8 DHCP c sare eho 27 Dynamic DNS ossessi 10 25 E Encryption key 28 29 l Identifying Parts and Controls 7 Initializing the Base Station 34 IR Blaster ienei IR BLASTER port L LAN POrt aiiai ki 8 LocationFree Base Station 4 LocationFree client devices 4 LocationFree Player 4 Login password M MAC address ceeeeeeeeteeeeees 27 N NET AV LED oerni nneniae 7 NETWORK LED 7 P Password ccececeeceeeteeees Port forwarding eee POWER button POWER LED Pre shared key ccceeseees R Registering LocationFree Client l DIEA Te A EAE EEA 18 R mote oaeen 20 Remote Sensor 7 RESET button 7 34 Router aciei aian ai 5 S Self Diagnostics Displays 33 SETUP MODE button 7 SETUP MODE LED aT Specific
4. An SSID is an ID that identifies a wireless network To hide the SSID from outsiders check this box Stealth SSID Select one of the three following encryption methods WEP WPA PSK TKIP and WPA2 PSK AES If you select WEP enter an encryption key If you select WPA PSK TKIP or WPA2 PSK AES enter a pre shared key When using WEP As the encryption key enter a string of characters or a string of hexadecimal numbers You can use any string of characters as the key but the number of required characters differs depending on the length of the key The following table shows the number of required characters and the characters that can be used in encryption keys Key length 64 bit 128 bit Character 5 characters 13 characters input alphanumeric alphanumeric symbols symbols Hexadecimal 10 characters 26 characters input Oto9 AtoF 0to9 AtoF a to f a to f When using WPA PSK TKIP or WPA2 PSK AES Enter a pre shared key from 8 to 64 characters in length When you enter 64 characters the available characters are limited to 0 to 9 Ato F anda to f Input method Number of characters 8 to 63 characters alphanumeric symbols Character input 64 characters 0 to 9 A to F a to f Hexadecimal input Click this to confirm and save the information you have entered After clicking a screen asking you to reboot the Base Station appears Click Restart to update
5. 5 Cana g O 7 fe 5 anal gt o oO D O 2 al D a o 5 Registering a device by using the SETUP MODE button When you register a device near the Base Station you need to use the SETUP MODE button on the Base Station eecocoocooooooococoocoocoocoocococoocoocoooeooooooooo 1 Press the SETUP MODE button on the front of the Base Station The SETUP MODE LED starts blinking amber If you are using the LF V30 in Access Point mode the Base Station works on the 2 4 GHz frequency band and the settings on the sticker on the Base Station eeccoococococooococococococosococococococooooooocoooo 2 Register your device to the Base Station by following the Operating Instructions of the device When you are registering a computer installed with the LocationFree Player LFA PC30 follow the setup wizard When you are registering a device other than a computer refer to the Operating Instructions of the device Registering a device via the Internet When you register a device via the Internet you do not need to use the SETUP MODE button on the Base Station Check the required information for registering a device via the Internet You can find the information on the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide or in the Base Station Settings page page 24 Please follow the instructions of the Quick Start Guide with care which is necessary for registering your device s with
6. gt U D x D Q O e 3 mr 3 mr Z Dynamic DNS Terms of Use Agreement When you connect to the LocationFree Base Station via the Internet you need to use the Dynamic DNS Service for free that Sony Corporation provides Read carefully Dynamic DNS Terms of Use Agreement in the Important Notice before using this product e gt D Q a 5 e e gt D U D z D Q o oO e 3 gt D 10 Attaching the Base Station stand To keep the Base Station stable attach the Base Station stand Place the Base Station at least 4 inches 10 cm away from the wall Insert the claws of the stand into the holes on the bottom of the Base Station and slide the stand forward until they click into place The two claws differ in size Fit each claw into its respective hole Holes Claws Stand Removing the Base Station stand Turn the Base Station upside down on a flat stable surface and slide the stand as indicated by the RELEASE mark 11 Connect the power cord to the Base Station Base Station rear panel i BOO COO eE AC power adapter supplied To DC IN Power cord supplied Wall outlet Connect the power cord to the Base Station AC power adapter and the AC power adapter to the DC IN jack on the Base Station then plug the power cord into a wall outlet Use only the supplied AC power adapter
7. Station Settings page opens eecooocooooocooosoocoooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooo Oo D A o o r 5 5 eo D 5 o Performing the NetAV check When the automatic NetAV check has failed the NET AV LED of the Base Station lights amber In this case perform the NetAV check from the Base Station Settings page manually 1 Click NetAV Check on the Base Station Settings page NetAV Check screen appears NetAV Check 2 Click Check The NetAV check starts Check rima Protected Mode On aime v 23 If NetAV Check is incomplete Read the instructions on the NetAV Check page and configure the necessary settings When you watch video via the Internet the router must be UPnP compatible and the UPnP function of the router must be enabled Refer to the Operating Instructions for your router and confirm the settings If your router is not UPnP compatible prefer not to use the UPnP function of the router or use the UPnP function but the NetAV check is unsuccessful port forwarding needs to be set on the router Q Tips e Setting port forwarding on the router requires a static IP address to be set in the Internet Connection frame of the Base Station Settings page For details refer to the operating instructions for the router and Setting a Router Incompatible with the UPnP Function page 25 e
8. allowing Chang Ing the Password the intruder to control and view the contents of any video devices connected to the Base Station You can change the password needed to log into such as video and DVD players the Base Station s web page 1 For details on your router s security functions Note J contact the manufacturer of your router If you forget the new password the Base Station will 2 Changing the password does not guarantee that an need to be initialized page 34 before you can log intruder cannot log in in 3 Sony Corporation assumes no liability for any such ELERE coe ee damages arising from the customer s actions The customer assumes personal responsibility for T making these settings n Ce NetAV D Top Page gt Done inteme Protected Mee Or Same Enter the new password here Click this to save changes Oo D A o 2 r 5 5 0 D 5 o 31 Version Information You can check the version of the Base Station software You can also upgrade the software when a new version is released Top Page gt ineme Protected Mod On Rie v The Base Station software version appears here Click this to upgrade to a newer version of the Base Station software An upgrade page appears in the right frame when you click this button Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the upgrade e Do
9. not turn off the Base Station or computer close the Web browser or operate other items while the Base Station software is being upgraded to a newer version e Itis not possible to register a device or connect to the Base Station while the Base Station software is being upgraded to a newer version Also no changes can be made to the Base Station settings during the upgrade process The Base Station restarts automatically after the version upgrade ends X Tips e Upgraded software availability for LocationFree Base Station LF V30 and or LocationFree Player for PC LFA PC30 will be notified on the LocationFree Player window e For more details about this feature please refer to the LocationFree Player LFA PC30 Help 32 w o n oJ Y r 5 V 2 gt re o About Self Diagnostics Displays If an error occurs during use the POWER LED on the front panel of the Base Station alerts you to the problem Refer to the following table for descriptions of problems and possible solutions If the problem persists contact Sony LocationFree Customer Support the back cover Self diagnostics LED Base Station front panel POWER LED on the i Base Station Problem Causes and remedies Blinks red There may be a hardware malfunction Turn the Base Station power off and then on or a settings file error again oe Initialize the Base Station page 34 vi Red If the probl
10. the settings 28 Click this to initialize all wireless LAN settings Q Tips e You will need the SSID and the encryption key or pre shared key when you connect your computer to the Base Station via a wireless connection Make a note of the information you enter here The information set here is only used in normal mode In setup mode the initial settings shown on the side of the Base Station are used and the Base Station works on the 2 4 GHz frequency band page 24 e The initial setting for the wireless channel in normal mode is a channel in the 2 4 GHz band To use a wireless device that is only compatible with the 5 GHz band change the wireless channel of the Base Station to a channel in the 5 GHz band Also you can use the Base Station as a wireless access point If you use the Base Station as a wireless access point you can connect to the Internet via the Base Station from a device equipped with a wireless LAN function Tip To use the Base Station as a wireless access point for computers the computers must be equipped with integrated wireless LAN functions or wireless LAN cards that conform to the IEEE802 11a b g standards e Not all wireless LAN devices are guaranteed to connect to the Base Station e You can connect a maximum of 16 wireless LAN devices by using the Base Station as a wireless access point In some cases however the number of connecting devices may cause the communication speed t
11. AV LED Indicates the connection status with the LocationFree client devices Green Connected to the Base Station Amber Automatic NetAV check has failed Off Not connected Red The Base Station is being initialized SETUP MODE button and LED page 19 Press to register LocationFree client devices Indicates the SETUP MODE status Amber blinking The Base Station is in the Setup mode 6 RESET button page 34 Initializes all settings on the Base Station to the factory defaults Remote sensor for learning and searching remote features page 20 When using the learning or searching remote features or setting the on screen remote control this sensor receives signals from the remote of video devices EUOHEIS BSeg 2914U0NLIOT Oy S FEUM Rear 1 VIDEO 1 IN S VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO terminal page 13 Connect audio cables and either a video or S Video cable 2 VIDEO 2 IN COMPONENT VIDEO AUDIO terminal page 13 Connect audio cables and either component video cables or a video cable VIDEO 1 OUT S VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO terminal page 13 Connect audio cables and either a video or S Video cable The VIDEO 1 OUT terminal outputs the signals input from the VIDEO 1 IN terminal 4 WLAN switch page 21 Changes the Wireless mode of the Base Station If you set the switch to AP the Base Station works in the Access Point mode in which the Base Station connects to a router via a LAN ca
12. D z D O e 5 5 d e 5 D The VIDEO 2 OUT terminal outputs the signal input from the VIDEO 2 IN terminal Audio video signal flow If you connect cables to both the COMPONENT and VIDEO connectors of the VIDEO 2 IN terminal the video signal of the VIDEO connector is not displayed on the screen The signal of the COMPONENT connector is displayed by priority 15 Watching video with a connected video devices Open the Index window select Video 1 or Video 2 according to the input terminal to which the video devices is connected CO Tip To operate video devices from the LocationFree client devices you must connect the supplied IR Blaster For details see the right part of the page If you connect a DVD player to the Base Station via a VCR the VCR s copy guard function may distort or dim the DVD picture Connect the DVD player directly to the video input terminal on the Base Station 16 Connecting the IR Blaster Attach the supplied IR Blaster to the video devices connected to the Base Station You can control the video devices with the LocationFree client devices on screen remote control via the IR Blaster Base Station rear panel i to IR BLASTER port O00 OOQ You can connect the IR Blaster to either 07 TAT ADEE RONEN QO IR Blaster supplied Infrared transmitter Remote sensor With reference to the
13. LAN e Ifa global IP address is assigned to your device you cannot open the Base Station Settings page with the device at the time of purchase Assign a private IP address such as 192 168 1 xx to your device and then click Base Station Settings e When connecting the Base Station to a network that requires a proxy click LAN Settings under Local Area Network LAN settings on the Connections tab of Internet Options in Internet Explorer then click Advanced and set the IP address of the Base Station as an address that does not use a proxy e If you set the wrong IP address to your Base Station connecting with a wired LAN you cannot connect to the Base Station any more In this case change the settings by connecting to the Base Station directly with wireless or initialize the Base Station page 34 Authentication of the user name and password for opening the setup screen fails Did you enter the correct user name The user name is lfx lowercase letters e Did you enter the correct password The default LoginPassword is printed on the label on the side of the Base Station and on the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide e Did you enter uppercase letters instead of lowercase letters or vice versa The Base Station distinguishes between uppercase and lowercase letters Forgot the password for opening the setup screen The default password is printed on the label on the side of the Ba
14. SONY LocationFree Base Station LF V30 Operating Instructions Thank you for purchasing this product Before reading this Operating Instructions be sure to read the Important Notice For detailed information on how to use the LocationFree Player refer to the LocationFree Player s Help This product is available for use in the U S and Canada only S Locationfree METAV NSN O For detailed information on how to use LocationFree Player refer to the LocationFree Player s Help Click any part of the LocationFree Player screen and refer to LocationFree Player s Help by selecting on the upper right of the screen What is the LocationFree Base Station 0 4 What is Roost on tee itis in Mein cis uein ste aces teivciaseiadetes iil patente nal 4 What is the LocationFree Base Station c scssssssssssssessssessstesseesssesssesseeessteen 4 Identifying Parts and Controls 2 0 0 cccccecscceesceceseeeeaecesaeceeaeeceeeeeeeeeaaeceaaeeseeeeeas 7 Checking the Package Contents eeseeeeeeees 9 Dynamic DNS Terms of Use Agreement 00 cccccccccesseceeeceeeeeeeeeceeaaeceaeeeeeaeens 10 Setup and Cable Connections cccssessseeeeeeeeeees 11 Attaching the Base Station stand ccceccccceescecseceesecesaeeceeeeceaeeeeaeceseaeeceeeeeeaeees 11 Connect the power cord to the Base Station cee cecseceeeeeeeeeeeteceeeeceaeeeeseees 11 Turn on the POWER of the Base Stat
15. Some UPnP compatible routers are only compatible with specific messenger services and games For such a router set port forwarding on the router Oo D A o o r 5 5 eo D 5 o Making Advanced Settings for the Base Station You can confirm and make advanced settings for the Base Station You need to enter the user name and the password before setting eesocooosooooooooooooooosooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1 Click Settings on the Base Station Settings page The login screen appears Pile B ED a E Baoe Tooke S Locationfree iy Netav Check Dene internet Protected Mode On Ros v Settings 2 Enter the user name Ifx and password and click OK The Setting Status screen appears Q Tip The initial password at the time of purchase is printed at LoginPassword on the label on the right side of the Base Station You can also find the user name and the login password on the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide You can change the LoginPassword by selecting Change Password in the Base Station Settings page page 31 24 SSID LocatonFree x x x4k4x HH WEP Key 4444444 Red LoginPassword abcd SERIAL No 0000000 MAC ADDRESS WIRED LAN ab cd ef gh ij kl MAC ADDRESS WIRELESS ab cd ef gh ij kl Checking the Current Base Station Status You can use the Setting Status page to check the cu
16. ations c cece 38 SSID 3 enn atlanneeesiaun 28 29 Stealth SSID eee 28 T 40 U VIDEO 1 IN S VIDEO AUDIO MIDEO siescccsesstiosesscsscresteeseserdinns 8 VIDEO 1 OUT S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO 8 VIDEO 2 IN COMPONENT AU DIO VIDEO ee 8 VIDEO 2 OUT COMPONENT AUDIO VIDEO 8 Wireless Access Point Wireless channel Wireless connection 006 Wireless LAN device WIRELESS LED 0 0 cccccee Wireless Mode cccccccceeeeees Wireless router 0 ccccceeees WLAN switch 0 cccccceceeeeeeee 8 WPA PSK AES WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES WPA2 PSK TKIP 0008 29 e gt Q wo e Sony LocationFree VAIO and their respective logos are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Corporation e PlayStation is a registered trademark and PSP is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc e Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries e All other company names and product names mentioned here may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies 41 e gt Q wo LocationFree Customer Support 1 866 925 SON Y 7669 U S amp Canada English only LocationFree Website www sony com locationfree 2007 Sony Corporation 3 273 936 11 1 Sony Global Website www sony
17. ations and 5026 is already being used change the port number of the NetAV server You can specify port numbers in the range 5021 to 5999 At the time of purchase this item is set to 5026 Select whether to enable or disable automatic updating for the Dynamic DNS At the time of purchase this is set to Enable If Enable is set the automatic NetAV check is performed on the same occasion Select whether to enable or disable automatic router configuration UPnP When Disable is set port forwarding needs to be set on the router At the time of purchase this is set to Enable Click this to save changes Setting a Router Incompatible with the UPnP Function Select to disable automatic router configuration UPnP in the NetAV settings and when port forwarding needs to be set on the router follow the procedure below to set the Base Station s IP address O Tip The IP address subnet mask and default gateway used in the following procedure are only examples Before you configure these settings check the IP address settings of the router 1 Set IP Address Settings to Manual in the Internet Connection frame and then enter the following information page 26 IP Address 192 168 0 64 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 192 168 0 1 a Example when the IP address of the router is 192 168 0 1 If the IP address of the router is 192 168 1 1 enter 192 168 1 64 for the IP address If you are us
18. ble and works as a wireless access point If you set the switch to CLIENT the Base Station works in the Client mode in which the Base Station connects to a wireless router wirelessly 5 LAN port page 21 Connect a LAN cable 6 IR BLASTER 1 2 port page 16 Connect the IR Blaster supplied You can purchase another IR Blaster to connect to one of the ports VIDEO 2 OUT COMPONENT VIDEO AUDIO terminal page 13 Connect audio cables and either component video cables or a video cable The VIDEO 2 OUT terminal outputs the signals input from the VIDEO 2 IN terminal 8 DC IN jack page 11 Connect the AC power adapter supplied gt D a gt D r e 9 g o 5 7 8 iv n 0 2 e 5 After unpacking check that all the following items have been included LocationFree Base AC power adapter 1 IR Blaster 1 Station LF V30 1 Power cord 1 Cd AV cable 1 LocationFree Player software CD ROM 1 LocationFree Player software LFA PC30 One serial key for LocationFree Player supplied is printed on the envelope in which the CD ROM is enclosed e Base Station Operating Instructions PDF file e License text file QSG Quick Start Guide 1 Warranty card 1 Important Notice 1 e Important Safeguards e Dynamic DNS terms of Use Agreement Important Notice to VAIO Customers 1 Q gt Q x 5 Q a
19. cafes or a 3G network The Base Station LF V30 will provide you with the video content from video devices connected to the Base Station wherever you are Finally if you do not have a home wireless network you can use the LocationFree Base Station LF V30 as a wireless access point for your home so you can connect your computer or other devices to a home wireless network If you have a home wireless network already you can connect your Base Station to your home wireless network What you can do with the LocationFree Base Station You can stream the video content from video devices connected to the Base Station to LocationFree client devices By using the Base Station LF V30 as a wireless access point for your home you can connect to the Internet to browse or use e mail from anywhere in your house EUOHEIS BSeg 2914U0NLIOT 84 S FEUM You can select from several types of connections depending on your LAN situation It is not possible to watch video on more than one registered LocationFree client device at the same time In home Connecting the Base Station and your device directly by wireless If you use the Base Station in your house only it is not necessary to connect a router and the Base Station Connecting the Base Station and your device via a wireless router by wireless You can use the Base Station without changing the wireless setting of the LocationFree client devices e g notebook PC Connecting the Ba
20. cal waves such as a wireless LAN device or microwave oven the strength of the wireless signal may decrease The materials used in the construction of a building s walls and floors may also affect the signal strength When you set the wireless mode to the Client the Base Station streams on the 2 4 GHz wireless channel When using NetAV the Base Station router and connected devices at home also need to be left on when you are away from home so that you can connect to them via the Internet Use of the NetAV function for purposes other than personal enjoyment is prohibited D Cna 5 nal gt D E 8 D Ed o 5 a T Oo D a D 2 Lal 5 a fe 5 zo Identifying Parts and Controls Front 1 POWER button LED page 12 Turns the Base Station power on and off Green The power is on Red Attempting to be turned off Red blinking A malfunction has occurred Off The power is off 2 WIRELESS LED Indicates the wireless function status Amber Wireless network is available on the 5 GHz channel Access Point AP mode Green Wireless network is available on the 2 4 GHz channel Green blinking Attempting to connect Client mode 3 NETWORK LED Indicates the connection status to a network Green blinking Attempting to connect Green Connected to the network The LED blinks quickly when data is streamed Off Not connected Access Point mode 4 NET
21. cified by IEEE802 11 It applies encryption to communications to prevent outsiders from intercepting communications or intruding into your wireless network There are two types of encryption key length 64 bit key and 128 bit key The 128 bit encryption key assures a higher security level Because many wireless devices support WEP conventionally WEP has high compatibility However a decryption technique exists so using the same encryption key for an extended period of time is not recommended TKIP TKIP is a security technology developed to correct for the deficiencies of WEP AES AES is a security technology which uses an advanced encryption method that is distinct from WEP and TKIP AES assures a higher security level than WEP or TKIP About Wireless LAN Security settings of the Base Station Access Point mode The security for wireless LAN communication is set to WEP at the time of purchase To increase the security level switching to WPA PSK TKIP or WPA2 PSK AES is recommended depending on the security technology supported by your wireless device Client mode You need to set the option in accordance with the settings of the wireless LAN to which you want to connect 30 Access Control You can select whether to permit or deny access to the Base Station Setting page from a device that has a global IP address Usually only devices that are in the same LAN and have a private IP address can acce
22. ck the device in the List of Registered Devices list and click the Delete button 26 The Device Registration via the Internet option is set to Enable at the time of purchase If you set it to Disable the Base Station does not accept any device registration via the Internet You can change the registration password If you want to change the registration password enter a string of up to 8 alphanumeric and characters Click this to save changes You can download the information required for the device registration via the Internet Domain Name Port Number and Registration Password on an encrypted file by clicking this button e Some web browsers do not support the downloading of the file for registration e To register PSP via the Internet downloading the registration information is required Download the file for registration to a folder the following in the Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick E MSSONY LF REGISTER The drive name depends on the computer e PSP system software version 2 80 or later is required for registration O Tip To check whether device registration is complete click Update under List of Registered Devices Internet Connection The Internet Connection frame allows you to set an IP address for your Base Station according to your network environment You can also check the Base Station s MAC addresses To determine the address to set contact your contract
23. connect your LF V30 to your wireless router with a LAN cable temporarily before you set the wireless settings of your LF V30 by using a computer installed with the LocationFree Player 21 Wireless Access Point You can use the Base Station as a wireless access point to connect your wireless device to the Internet via the Base Station O Tip To use the Base Station as a wireless access point for computers the computers must be equipped with integrated wireless LAN functions or wireless LAN cards that conform to the IEEE802 11a b g standards e Not all wireless LAN devices are guaranteed to connect to the Base Station e You can connect a maximum of 16 wireless LAN devices by using the Base Station as a wireless access point In some cases however the number of connecting devices may cause the communication speed to decrease For example you may not be able to send or receive video smoothly if other wireless LAN devices connect and communicate with the Base Station gt o n ke g m iv o e h gt o Oo o o p i m o 5 The appearances and the available setting items differ depending on the LocationFree client devices connected to the Base Station This section explains the settings by using a computer installed with LocationFree Player LFA PC30 Opening the Base Station Settings page The Base Station Settings page is accessed and set from your web b
24. dev acieevs i a ier a iSS 41 The screen shots used in this manual are sample images 3 What is LocationFree LocationFree allows you to watch TV programs or recorded video from any room in your home or even away from home You can stream video from a Base Station connected to a DVD recorder or other video device to a device such as a computer or PSP PlayStation Portable via a wireless network or the Internet You can also operate the video device e g record playback stop through on screen remote control What is the LocationFree Base Station The functions of the LocationFree Base Station To make use of LocationFree you need a device called the LocationFree Base Station If you connect video devices such as a DVD Recorder or a set top box to the Base Station it will be able to stream the video content over the wireless network to LocationFree client devices With the Base Station placed in a living room in your house you can then enjoy video from anywhere in your home on your computer with the LocationFree Player or on other client devices which have the LocationFree client feature You can also watch video while you are away from home by connecting the LocationFree Base Station LF V30 to the Internet via a router You can make a connection over the Internet from your computer to your LocationFree Base Station LF V30 via a hotspot a public wireless access point such as can be found in
25. ding on the operating environment the domain name appears 27 Select whether to assign the DNS server automatically or to assign the DNS server manually The DNS server is only assigned automatically if Automatic IP Address Configuration DHCP is set for the IP address If you select Manual enter the addresses of your ISP s DNS servers in the DNS1 and DNS2 fields Auto is selected at the time of purchase Click this to save changes Wireless Settings Access Point When you set the WLAN switch to AP you can change the wireless settings for the Access Point mode of the Base Station If you have changed the settings of the Base Station you should also change the wireless settings of the LocationFree client devices internet Protected Mode On Wireless LAN devices that conform to the IEEE802a b g standards can be used on the following channels When connecting your computer to the Base Station via a wireless connection select a channel supported by the LAN device e TEEE802 11a wireless LAN device 5 GHz e TEEE802 11b wireless LAN device 2 4 GHz e JEEE802 11g wireless LAN device 2 4 GHz Oo D A o 2 r 5 5 0 D 5 o An SSID is already entered here at the time of purchase the characters shown on the side of the Base Station If you want to change it enter a string of up to 32 alphanumeric characters and symbols
26. e Station closer to the wireless router and then check the WIRELESS LED on the Base Station If the WIRELESS LED lights The settings are correct but the wireless signal of the router may not reach to the install location of the Base Station Check to see if something is interfering with the wireless signal or the distance between the Base Station and the wireless router is too far for the wireless signal to reach If the WIRELESS LED keeps blinking The Wireless Settings Client may be incorrect Set them correctly page 29 Cannot connect a computer to the Base Station via a wireless connection e Is the wireless LAN set up properly Configure the same information on the computer as you set on Wireless Settings AP screen page 27 e Check the frequency band 2 4 GHz band or 5 GHz band supported by your computer or wireless LAN card and set the Base Station to operate at that frequency band e Set the WLAN switch on the rear panel of the Base Station LF V30 to AP Cannot connect PSPe to the Base Station If you set the WLAN switch of the Base Station to CLIENT select the wireless router as a wireless access point for the PSP instead of LocationFree Base Station 35 ie gt p wo Base Station Settings Problem Cannot open the Base Station Settings screen Causes and remedies e Base Station Settings cannot be clicked when the Base Station and computer are not on the same
27. ed ISP to the operating instructions of your modem or router If you change the IP address or select Automatic IP Address Configuration DHCP in the Internet Connection frame and then click Set you will no longer be able to access the Base Station Settings screen because the IP address is changed To open the Base Station Settings screen click on the LocationFree Player s Base Station list and then click Base Station Settings w o n o Y mr 5 V el gt ro 77 Select whether to assign an IP address to the Base Station automatically using the DHCP function of your router or modem or to assign an IP address manually If you select Automatic IP Address Configuration DHCP the router s DHCP server will automatically assign the IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway If you select Manual contact your contracted ISP to assign the proper values in the IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway and Host Name fields At the time of purchase this item is set to Automatic IP Address Configuration DHCP Enter an IP address Enter a subnet mask Enter a default gateway Enter a host name for the Base Station as required O Tip The host name can be specified only when Automatic IP Address Configuration DHCP is selected The Base Station s MAC addresses appear Depen
28. eeeseneeeeeseeeeeeES O Tip If you want to register a PSP via the Internet you need to download a file for device registration on the Device Registration screen of the Base Station Settings page page 26 PY 2 o mr gt Q e fe g e s 3 T s p o s Cana o O iv oO e 5 anal gt o w O rm e 5 Automatic NetAV check Automatic NetAV check tests the settings of your Base Station and your router to see if LocationFree client devices can connect to the Base Station via the Internet When you turn your Base Station on the NET AV LED starts blinking green and then the automatic NetAV check starts If the NET AV LED goes off the test has finished successfully If the NET AV LED lights amber the check has failed In this case open the Base Station Settings page and perform NetAV check manually to check the cause of the problem page 23 Automatic NetAV check starts when the Base Station is turned on Also it starts at regular intervals 20 Receiving remote signals Learning remote control With LocationFree Player LFA PC30 the Base Station can learn signals of the remote of a video device to control the video devices with the on screen remote control For more details refer to the LocationFree Player s Help Searching remote control data When you make settings of the on screen remote control with L
29. em persists contact Sony LocationFree Customer Support the back cover O gt o 33 Initializing the Base Station If you initialize the Base Station all settings are reset to factory default After initializing all of the settings you made will be deleted including the device registration information CO Tip If you want to initialize the wireless settings initialize them from the Wireless Settings screen page 27 and 29 rather than initializing the Base Station POCO oT e eee ESE DE EEE EEO HEELS EEEE EEE SOSEEEE OD EOEEEEED 2 While pressing the RESET button with a sharp pointed object e g a pen on the front of the Base Station turn on the POWER Hold down the RESET button until the NET AV LED on the front of the Base Station lights red Base Station front panel POWER button NET AV LED ie gt p wo RESET button secocoooooosooococoooooooocoooooocoooooooooooooooooo 34 Troubleshooting If a problem occurs during use refer to the information provided in this section If the problem persists contact Sony LocationFree Customer Support the back cover Base Station Problem Cannot turn the Base Station power off Causes and remedies Keep the POWER button pressed for 3 seconds or longer This forcibly turns the power off Cannot switch to setup mode e Make sure that the Base Station is powered on e Check whether
30. ettings Tip When you use the Base Station in Client mode you can use a channel in the 2 4 GHz band only Use a wireless access point that supports channels in the 2 4 GHz band About Wireless LAN Security CI e When choosing encryption keys and pre shared keys you should avoid words and phrases that are easy for other people to guess e For better security you should change your encryption key or pre shared key periodically Q Tips For precautions about wireless LAN security refer to About Wireless Security of Important Safeguards a separate sheet Configuring the wireless settings on a computer connected to the Base Station via a wired LAN is recommended to ensure security About Wireless LAN Security of the Base Station The Base Station supports security functions WEP WPA PSK TKIP and WPA2 PSK AES in Access Point mode and supports No Encryption WEP WPA PSK TKIP WPA PSK AES WPA2 PSK TKIP and WPA2 PSK AES in Client mode The following explains the features of these security functions No Encryption Although you can easily make settings anyone can intercept wireless communication or intrude into your wireless network without any sophisticated tools Keep in mind that there is a risk of unauthorized access or interception of data w o n o Y mr 5 V gt re o WEP WEP is the wireless LAN security technology spe
31. hms unbalanced sync negative Audio 500 mVrms Impedance 4 7 kilohms 38 Supplied Quick Start Guide 1 General accessories LocationFree Base Station Power consumption LF V30 1 Approx 7 7 W watching AC power adapter 1 video Power cord 1 Approx 1 8 W power off Base Station stand 1 using AC power adapter IR Blaster 1 Operating 32 F to 95 F 0 C to 35 C LAN cable 1 temperature AV cable 1 Storage 14 F to 140 F LocationFree Player temperature 10 C to 60 C software CD ROM 1 Dimensions Approx 2 4 x 7 1h X 5 ie LocationFree Player LFA inches PC30 Base Station Operating 58 x 199 x 135 mm Instructions PDF file and excluding stand and License text file Propa 5 gt Warranty card 1 Approx 5 16 X 8 16 X 5 Pie Important Notice 1 inches Important Safeguards amp 135 fs 208 3 eae mm Dynamic DNS terms of Use including stand excluding Agreement penny I 5 rtant Notice to VAIO Mass Approx 18 7 oz 530 g pert a excluding stand Approx 20 s oz 570 g including stand Optional Accessories Power AC power adapter 100 240 LocationFree Player LFA PC30 requirements V AC 50 60 Hz IR Blaster VM 50 Note that these accessories may not be immediately available and that production of them may be stopped at any time e ma gt Q wo Design and specifications are subject to change without notice 39 A Access Point mode
32. ing multiple Base Stations set a different setting for i each Base Station such as 64 and 65 2 Example when the IP address of the router is 192 168 0 1 If the IP address of the router is 192 168 1 1 enter 192 168 1 1 for the default gateway w o n o Y r 5 V gt re o 2 Set Manual for DNS Configuration and enter the following information DNS1 192 168 0 1 DNS2 It is ok to leave the field blank 3 Example when the IP address of the router is 192 168 0 1 If the IP address of the router is 192 168 1 1 enter 192 168 1 1 for the DNS1 3 Click Set 4 Set port forwarding on the router Enter the Port Number that you set while making NetAV Settings For details refer to the operating instructions for your router eecocoocoocoooooocoocoococcoocococooococooooocoooooo Device Registration You can check the list of registered devices and delete unnecessary devices from the list Also you can disable device registration via the Internet and can change the registration password which is required for registration via the Internet A list of the devices currently registered with the Base Station appears here The client nickname will be displayed differently depending upon the specifications of each registered device When you want to update the list click Update If you want to halt connection to the Base Station from a registered device che
33. ion eecccccceesseceececeeeeeeeaeeeeaeceeeeeeaees 12 CONMECHING VIUEOMEVICES aonni ae a eanan anea a ees a eri aaa Sa 13 Registering LocationFree Client Devices on the Base Statio M erareto aeaaea an aaea aana Saaran aandaa neiaa 18 The Features of the Base Station aanannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 20 Automatic NetA Vocheck as Acai i ontana eene in ao ra Ena aat 20 Receiving temotesignalsa oerien tanie a ti eiaa 20 What is the Wireless Mode sssiriotiot iiien ikih a Ea a E eeii as 21 Witel ss Acc ss Point esoe one ere Eea E E E a t a 21 Base Station Settings sssssssssssnnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnn 22 Opening the Base Station Settings page ccc eccsccessecesececeeeeeceeeeeeaaeceaeeeeeaees 22 Performing the NetAV check ccceccsccesseceeeeeeseeceesceeeaeeceseeceaeeseaeccneaeeceeeeeeaeees 23 Making Advanced Settings for the Base Station cccceccccesseeeetecceeneeeeeeeesaes 24 Other S siscsicvcssisaicnccevseandeeesanndsssinecereissccwcccatieneaasinnseaniis 33 About Self Diagnostics DisplayS eesseeeseeseeeeseeresrrsresrrsresrssrrrrssissersreeresresrestne 33 Initializing the Base Station eee eee eesecsseceseeeeeceeeseceeeaeesaecaecesecsseeeseeeeeeenees 34 Troubleshooting mosut reais een eE Ea Nne a ERENT EE RES Eea N 35 SPCCHICAUONS wis tidissiasntsstessseavess epar ieren EAE EN a E Nr E aa A E OSS 38 IN eD E E E E E I T taton Wait ee 40 PrAMSM Ark S vo scsciissiceesiaceivasiseets alauvesss
34. nal input from terminals also TaS the VIDEO 11N terminal Audio video signal flow 13 Connect video devices to the Base Station with an S Video and audio cables VIDEO 1 terminals to the audio S Video input terminals S Video cable not supplied Audio cable not supplied Audio video signal flow If you connect cables to both the S VIDEO and VIDEO connectors of the VIDEO 1 IN terminal the video signal of the VIDEO connector is not displayed on the screen The signal of the S VIDEO connector is displayed by priority 14 Base Station rear panel SVIDEO to the audio S Video output terminals The VIDEO 1 OUT terminal outputs the signal input from the VIDEO 1 IN terminal n mal 53 2 oO D z D O e 5 5 f d e 5 D Connect video devices to the Base Station with a component video and audio cables VIDEO 2 terminals Base Station rear panel SVIDEO SVIDEO Oi vero Ea oT VIDE Di OCOlOO2O i aol SaaS 3S S 3 5 to the audio component video output terminals OOQ 3 85 F to the audio component video input terminals eT QO AA 9 2 IDEO 2 OUT VIDEO COMPONENT _ SO 9 Component video cable not supplied o VI Audio cable not supplied n el D 53 2 oO
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36. o decrease For example you may not be able to send or receive video smoothly if other wireless LAN devices connect and communicate with the Base Station w D A o r 5 5 V D 5 o Wireless Settings Client When you set the WLAN switch to CLIENT you can change the wireless settings for the Client mode of the Base Station A Ji Click Scan to make a list of SSIDs of wireless access points in the vicinity of the Base Station It takes a while for the list to be made after clicking Scan You can select one of the SSIDs from the list If the SSID of the wireless access point is hidden you cannot find it in the list In this case enter the SSID manually Select No Encryption when you connect to the wireless access point without encryption When you connect to the wireless access point with WEP select WEP and enter the encryption key Select an authentication method that is used with WEP When you connect to the wireless access point with WPA select WPA and enter the pre shared key Select an authentication method that is used with WPA WPA PSK TKIP WPA PSK AES WPA2 PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES Click this to confirm and save the information you have entered After clicking a screen asking you to reboot the Base Station appears Click Restart to update the settings Click this to initialize all wireless LAN s
37. ocationFree Player LFA PC30 you can search the remote control data of your video device from the list of the available models by sending out the signal from the remote of your video device to the Base Station For more details refer to the LocationFree Player s Help Hold the remote within 2 inches of the Remote IR sensor page 7 of the Base Station gt o T O c oO o e h anal gt o Oo o i i r s What is the Wireless Mode The wireless communication function of the Base Station LF V30 works in one of the two wireless modes Access Point mode or Client mode You can change the mode with the WLAN switch on the rear panel of the LF V30 page 8 Access Point mode When you want to use the LF V30 as a wireless access point and connect your LocationFree client devices to the LF V30 directly or when you want to connect your LF V30 to your router with a LAN cable set the wireless mode to the Access Point mode Client mode If you want to position your LF V30 at a distance from your router and cannot connect a LAN cable between them set the wireless mode to the Client mode You can position your LF V30 anywhere within the signal range of your wireless router In this case you cannot use your LF V30 as a wireless access point For the following device or software users Desktop PC with no wireless function Windows XP You need to
38. operating instructions of the video devices make sure to place the IR Blaster just above or below the remote sensor Remote sensors on Sony Recorders and other products are identified by the fd symbol Do not remove the backing paper from the IR Blaster yet After configuring LocationFree Player remote control settings LocationFree Player s Help remove the backing paper from the IR Blaster and fix it in place n 3 2 O D z D O e 5 5 d e 5 D When operating two video devices with the IR Blaster set the video devices and the IR Blaster as shown IR Blaster Remote sensors If the infrared receivers on the two video devices do not line up like the illustration above you need to purchase an optional IR Blaster VM 50 not supplied and install it For details on setting up a video device refer to the operating instructions of the video device CO Tips e If the IR Blaster cable is too short use the 3 5 mm jack extension cable not supplied e Remote sensors on Sony Recorders and other products are identified by the i symbol e You can set up two on screen remote controls for each video input connector except if you add new buttons to the first remote control by the Add buttons feature These on screen remote controls allow you to operate two video devices connected directly to the Base Station and to control video input via
39. rowser You can make more detailed settings such as changing a wireless LAN encryption key in the Base Station Settings page Before making settings Check to be sure that the Base Station is powered on O Tip After you turn the Base Station on it takes a while for a DHCP server to assign an IP address to the Base Station Your Base Station does not appear in the Base Station list until the DHCP server assigns an IP address to the Base Station Wait until the NETWORK LED lights and then proceed to 1 e You cannot open the Base Station Settings page via the Internet e At the time of purchase you can open the Base Station Settings page with a device which has a private IP address only 22 secoocooooooooooooosooooocooocoosoosoooooooooooooooo 1 Click IF of the Base Station you want to set in the list The procedure to open the Base Station Settings page depends on the device For more details refer to the Operating Instructions of the device Locationfree Properties eeceoocococoocoococoecooococoocoocococooooooooocooooooo 2 Click Base Station Settings Base Station Nickname SESSSEmIE Domain Name IP Address 192 168 100 20 Port Number 5026 Base Station and your PC are in the same network You can access the Base Station Settings and the address of the Base Station is updated automatically Base Station Settings Base Station Settings Your web browser starts and the Base
40. rrent settings and status of the Base Station Update Setting Status 100 LF V30US MyNetAV com Port Number 5026 Registration Password 60363435 Internet Connection TP Address 192 168 100 20 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 192 168 100 1 DNSI 192 168 100 1 DNs Wireless Channel Ch 1 Wireless Serings an Wireless Network SSID LocationFree 001A804312D8 Access Control Version Information Ver 1 000 inteme Protected Mode on KA To display the latest status click Update Oo D A o o r 5 5 eo D 5 o Basic Operations in the Base Station Settings Page This section explains the operations common to each frame in the Base Station Settings page a btema Protected Mode On Click the item to configure The information for the clicked item appears in the frame on the right Return to the Base Station Settings page Make settings or perform operations for the selected item If you make any settings be sure to click Set to save the changes The remainder of this section explains the specific settings and operations of each frame in the Base Station Settings page NetAV Settings Set the port of the Base Station when the NetAV function is to be used If there are multiple Base St
41. se Station and on the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide e If you changed the password and forgot the new password the Base Station will need to be initialized page 34 After initializing the Base Station enter the password printed on the label on the side of the Base Station Cannot open the Base Station Settings page right after setting Click Base Station Settings of LocationFree Player again to open the Base Station Settings page Cannot delete the registered information of a PC which is assigned the same serial key as another device from the Base Station Check of Device Registration page 26 and delete the registered information of the PC assigned the same serial key 36 e ma gt Q 7 NetAV check Problem The NETWORK LED of the Base Station does not light up Causes and remedies Check the NETWORK LED on the Base Station does not turn on page 35 section of Base Station The NET AV LED lights amber The automatic NetAV check has failed Start the LocationFree Player click J of the Base Station you want to set click Base Station Settings and then perform NetAV check manually to check the cause of the problem by following the instructions on the screen page 23 The NetAV Check page does not appear Check the NETWORK LED on the Base Station does not turn on page 35 section of Base Station
42. se Station and your device via a router If your PC is not wireless equipped or your wireless LAN environment is not stable this connection is recommended Away from home Connecting the Base Station and your device via the Internet by using a public wireless access point Connecting the Base Station and your device via the Internet by using a LAN cable e g at a hotel LocationFree client devices LocationFree client devices Away from home Video devices Router Home Base Station gt D a gt o r O o 5 al 8 eo n 0 2 e 5 Key Tips e You may not be able to watch some video DVDs and other media that are copyright protected with the software e When the power is turned on the Base Station continuously emits a wireless signal To use the NetAV function we recommend a broadband connection with upload and download speeds of at least 300 kbps e NetAV cannot be used via a proxy server Do not connect your PC directly with a Base Station with a LAN cable The wireless mode of the LocationFree Base Station LF V30 is set to Access Point mode at the time of purchase and you can select either the 2 4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency band in the mode The LocationFree Base Station LF V30 streams on the 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless channels If other devices in the vicinity emit electri
43. ss the Base Station Settings page However some routers allow you to assign a global IP address to a device and if you do so the device cannot access the Base Station Settings page If you want to access the Base Station Settings page from a device with a global IP address you need to make access control settings as follows Top Page ineme Protected Vode on Select this if you want to permit access from only devices that have a private IP address Select this if you want to permit access from devices that have a global IP address Click this to save changes e When security is provided from the Internet side WAN side make sure it also covers this port 80 such as by means of a firewall function on the router e If security is not provided by the router there is a risk that the Base Station may be accessed via port 80 by an intruder on the Internet WAN side To ensure the security of the Base Station refer to Changing the Password page 31 and change the password periodically to prevent an intruder from logging in to the Base Station Settings page e If an intruder accesses and logs in to the Base Station Settings page the following dangers exist 3 The Base Station settings may be changed w D a 7 r 5 5 V D 5 o The intruder s LocationFree client devices may 7 be registered in the Base Station settings
44. the Base Station 19 Disclosing such information to strangers may result in allowing them to register their device s without your permission In case you lost the Quick Start Guide please select to disable Device Registration in the Base Station settings page and change your registration password page 31 If someone has registered his her device with the Base Station without your permission please delete the device from the list of registered devices on the Base Station settings page page 26 cecooscococooooocooooococooooooocoocooooooooooooooooo Check the information required for the registration Checking the information on the sticker attached to the Quick Start Guide You can find a Domain Name a Port Number and a Registration Password on the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide Checking the information in the Base Station Settings page You can find a Domain Name a Port Number and a Registration Password in Details needed for Device Registration via the Internet in the Setting Status screen page 24 2 Register the device by entering the information you obtained When you are registering a computer installed with the LocationFree Player LFA PC30 refer to the LocationFree Player s Help for detailed instructions When you are registering a device other than a computer refer to the Operating Instructions of the device Pe eeccerreescccveseseneresreseoee
45. the SETUP MODE LED is blinking amber The NET AV LED lights amber The automatic NetAV check has failed Start the LocationFree Player click of the Base Station you want to set click Base Station Settings and then perform NetAV check manually to check the cause of the problem by following the instructions on the screen page 23 The NETWORK LED on the Base Station does not turn on e Check whether the connection type is correct e When you connect the Base Station to the wireless router by wireless refer to Wireless Settings Client page 29 to check the settings e Check whether the modem power and router power are turned on If the power is turned on try turning the power off waiting for a short while and then turning the power on again e Make sure the LAN cable is securely connected e Make sure you are using the correct type of LAN cable straight wired or cross wired To determine the cable type you need refer to the operating instructions for the device you want to connect or contact your ISP e Your Internet service contract may only allow one device to connect to the Internet at a time Make sure no other device is already online Cannot automatically receive an IP address no value displayed e Make sure the LAN cable is securely connected e Make sure the router s DHCP server is enabled The WIRELESS LED on the Base Station keeps blinking and does not stay lit Bring the Bas
46. those video devices For more details refer to the LocationFree Player s Help 17 n r 53 2 o D z D i e 5 5 d o 5 D You need to register your LocationFree client devices on your Base Station before using it You cannot watch video with an unregistered LocationFree client devices If you have installed the LocationFree Player LFA PC30 on your computer at home register your computer by following the instructions on the screen After completing the settings you can watch video from the Base Station If you have installed the LocationFree Player LFA PC30 on a computer away from home you need a Domain Name or IP Address a Port Number and a Password for registration to register your computer via the Internet Refer to the sticker on the back cover of the Quick Start Guide for the required information If you want to register devices other than computers refer to the instructions of this document and the Operating Instructions of the device You can register up to eight LocationFree e It is not possible to watch video on more than one registered LocationFree client devices at the same time At any one time only one of the devices may view video e For information on what devices you can register to the Base Station see www sony com locationfree client devices to a Base Station 18 es o m r D F 5 Q r te D o 5 T o Q

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