Sony VGP-MR200 Betriebsanleitung

Network Media ReceiverVGP-MR200U/EOperating Instructions

10Names of partsThis section briefly identifies the parts of the unit. For details, see the pages shown in brackets ( ).Front view1 POWER button/stand

Introduction11Rear view1 1 DC IN 5.2V connector (page 29)2 COMPONENT VIDEO OUT connectors (page 19)3 S VIDEO OUT connector (page 18)4 VIDEO OUT connec

12Remote control1TV CHANNEL +/– buttons2 TV MUTING button3 Number buttons (page 16)4 CLEAR button (page 45)5 REW/FWD buttons (page 46)6 STOP button (p

Setup13SetupSetup overviewConnection between the Network Media Receiver and computerThis product offers two network interfaces, wireless and Ethernet

14Getting readyThe steps necessary to prepare the unit for use differ, depending on whether a wireless LAN or anetwork cable is used to connect to the

Setup151 Prepare the remote control for useInserting the batteriesAs shown in the illustration, open the battery cover lid of the remote control, and

16Programming the remote controlYour remote control is preprogrammed to control certain TVs. Find the code number for your TV’smanufacturer in the tab

Setup17TV Manufacturer Code NumberAkai 02, 04Beko 25Daewoo 04, 05, 06Finlux 26Goldstar/LG 04, 07Grundig 07Hitachi 04, 27, 28JVC 02, 11Loewe 04, 07Medi

182 Connect the Network Media Receiver to aTVNoteMake sure that the power cord is not plugged into an AC outlet when you connect the Network MediaRec

Setup19To connect the Network Media Receiver to a TV through a VCRConnect as shown below.To connect the Network Media Receiver to a TV with component

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20To use the digital audio outputMake the connections to an amplifier with digital input, as shown below.To digitalinput (optical)Optical fiber cable

Setup213 Connect the Network Media Receiver tothe computer through a network cableThis step is not required when using a wireless connection between t

22When the computer is connected to the Internet through a network (LAN)cableSystem environment How to connectA LAN port available on ADSL/cable modem

Setup23System environment How to connectC ADSL/cable modem or hub has no routercapabilityvA router with built-in hub is required.D Connecting directly

24When the computer is connected to the Internet not through dial-upmodem or is not connected to the InternetSystem environment How to connectEUsing a

Setup25To connect the Network Media Receiver to a networkConnect the Network Media Receiver and the computer using the supplied network cable, as show

26Case 2: Connecting through a hub (system environment B)LINELAN1Depending on the respective system connection environment, the connection may be diff

Setup27Case 3: Network connector of computer is free (system environments E, F)NoteWhen connecting the Network Media Receiver and the computer as show

285 Click the “General” tab, select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”, and click“Properties”.The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window appears.6 S

Setup294 Connect power1 Connect the AC adapter to the Network Media Receiver.2 Connect the power cord to the AC adapter, and plug it into an ACoutlet

3IntroductionTable of ContentsIntroductionWhat this product can do ... 5Operating environment ... 8Computers th

305 Configure wireless LAN settingsUse the screens displayed on your TV to configure the wireless LAN settings. If you are connectingthe Network Medi

Setup317 Specify the network type.1 Use the V/v buttons to select “Network Type”, and press the SELECTbutton.2 Use the V/v buttons to select “Wireless

32Using the software keyboardThe software keyboard appears on the screen whenever SSID or Key Phrase is selected on the“Wireless LAN Configurations” s

Setup336 Change the settings of the Network MediaReceiver to match the network connectionThe factory default setting of the Network Media Receiver is

345 Use the V/v buttons to select “System Settings” , and press theSELECT button.The “System Settings” screen appears.System SettingsTV TypeNetwork Se

Setup357 Configure settings at the computerConfigure the connected computer to enable access from the Network Media Receiver.For VAIO computersStart

36OperationOperation flow1. Turn on the power. c page 382. Select a server. c page 39When you turn on the Network Media Receiver, a listof all media s

Operation374. Play the content.Content playback display and function variesdepending on the type of content.You can now perform various playback opera

38Turn on the powerTurn on the computer, the TV set, and the Network Media Receiver, and bring up the video outputfrom the Network Media Receiver on t

Operation39To turn off the power1 Press the Network Media Receiver POWER button to turn off theNetwork Media Receiver.The standby indicator changes fr

4Advanced FeaturesHow to get the most out of yourNetwork Media Receiver ... 52Having the computer start upautomatically ...

40• The network is not readyc Check whether all cables are plugged properly into the network connectors. If a hub or router isused, check whether the

Operation41To remove a server from the listIf a server is turned off or becomes unavailable after the Network Media Receiver was turned on,an icon ind

42From the content list, you can use the buttons on the remote control to select the desired content.1 Use the V/v buttons to select a folder, and pre

Operation43ThumbnailsContent items are shown as thumbnails. Up to nine thumbnails along with information, can beshown on one screen.Music Server - VAI

44Watching video sourcesVideo playbackThe Network Media Receiver enables you to watch video stored on a server using a TV.When you select a video file

Operation45To return to the previous screenPress the RETURN button.Using the film roll functionWhen viewing a video, you can call up a special display

46Listening to musicMusic playbackThe Network Media Receiver enables you to listen to music files stored on the server through thespeakers of the TV o

Operation47To repeat a single track or a folder of tracksYou can repeat either a single track or all tracks in a specific folder.1 Press the OPTIONS b

48Assigning background music to a slide showThe currently playing track or all tracks in the same folder (entire album or playlist) can be assignedfor

Operation49To display only one photoUse the V/v buttons to select the photo, and press the SELECT button or the PLAY button.The display method differs

Introduction5IntroductionWhat this product can doYou can use your TV set to enjoy photos, video, or music stored on your computer.Support for connecti

50Adding background music to a slide showMusic stored on the computer can be added to a slide show as background music (BGM).NoteTo use this function,

Operation51Changing the slide show settingsYou can change the interval for the slide show and have a slide show play repeatedly.1 Press the OPTIONS bu

52Advanced FeaturesHow to get the most out of your NetworkMedia ReceiverHaving the computer start up automaticallyYou can have your computer start up

Advanced Features536 Click the “Power Management” tab. Select the “Allow this device tobring the computer out of standby” and the “Only allow manageme

54Changing the settings of the Network MediaReceiverThe settings of the Network Media Receiver can be changed using the “System Settings” screen.To br

Advanced Features55Settings available on the “System Settings” screenThe “System Settings” screen offers the following settings:Setting Setting method

56To return the Network Media Receiver to the default settingsWhen you perform the steps described below, the following settings are reset to the defa

Advanced Features57To control the file playback methodTo set a priority for the file format used to play content items, proceed as follows.1 At the “S

58About the Standby, STATUS and WIRELESSindicatorsStandby indicatorWhen you plug in the power cord of the Network Media Receiver, the unit automatical

Advanced Features59Meaning of STATUS and WIRELESS indicators duringhardware diagnosisIn the interval from when the power cord is connected until the s

6The VAIO Web site always has the latest information and allows you to download softwareupgrades that may be useful in resolving various issues. To g

60Notes on UseAbout the Network MediaReceiver• Set up the Network Media Receiver andconnection cables in a protected locationout of the reach of child

Advanced Features61• Do not touch the data side of the disc(opposite the label), and hold the disc asshown below.• If the edge of the label on the dis

62SpecificationsHardware MPEG2 decoderMPEG2 (max. 25 Mbps, 1920 × 1080 dots, 30fps)MPEG1 (1.41 Mbps, 352 × 240 dots, 30 fps)Supported file typesVideo:

Advanced Features63Getting HelpThis section provides information on how toget help and support from Sony and ontroubleshooting tips for your Network M

64TroubleshootingPowerPower does not come onc Check whether the power cord is correctly plugged into the AC outlet. When you connect theAC adapter to

Troubleshooting65Computer does not come on (does not start up from Standbyor Hibernate mode)c Check whether the computer is correctly configured (page

66Video, audioSound or picture from the Network Media Receiver is notreproduced on the TVc Check whether the Network Media Receiver is turned on (stan

Troubleshooting67Connection, registrationI cannot connect to a computerc Check whether the computer is receiving power (page 38).z HintYou can start t

68I cannot register the Network Media Receiver at the computerc Check whether the network connections are established correctly.Check the following it

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Introduction7Files that can be played backCategory Content Supported file typesVideo • Video Capsules recorded ona VAIO with Giga Pocket,VAIO Zone, or

8Operating environmentComputers that can be connected to this product:• Sony VAIO computers with Windows XP installed and VAIO Media Version4.1 or lat

Introduction9Check the supplied accessoriesAfter unpacking the unit, make sure that the accessories listed below are present. If anything ismissing, c