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Use ‘Network settings’ in the aA option to conﬁgure your de-

vice for use in a network.

With the ﬁrst setting, you must specify how you want to use

your device in the network. Is your device connected through

a network cable to your network, of is it connected through a

wireless network (WLAN).

If you use your DVC device in a network, giving it a name may

give you some advantage. You can freely name your device in

the network settings menu.

In case of a cable connection, you have the ability to let your

DVC device automatically receive a network address via your

DHCP server. If you deactivate the automatic conﬁguration ,

you have the ability to give your device a special, ﬁxed network

address. In order to assign a ﬁxed IP to your device, please go

to ‘IP conﬁguration’. Use the 5 button to test the conﬁguration

you set. You will be shown a result in the form of a screen text.

However, if you have a WLAN network, the WLAN stick must

be connected already when you select the network under point

1, because a test is performed here. If there is no stick con-

nected, is not found, or is not conﬁgured, the option ‘Wireless

network’ will be grayed out and there will be a message that

tells you that ‘the system does not have WLAN functionality’.

Your WLAN stick must be connected to your device, before

you open the network menu. If this wasn’t done, you should

close the menu, connect the WLAN stick and reopen the

menu. ‘WLAN conﬁguration’ will then be active and you will be

able to open it. In WLAN conﬁguration, you must enter infor-

mation about your WLAN connection.

Each wireless network can be assigned its own network name,

the so-called SSID (Service Set Identity) or ESSID (Extended

Service Set Identity). Only clients that know the name of the

network (SSID) can connect to it. As encryption, you should set

the one of your WLAN network. Typically, you would have its

key set in your router already. The key you enter here should

also be found in your router, and it is encryption password for

the encryption system.

If you have conﬁgured your WLAN, you should select this

under ‘1’ and then activate it.

are intended. This is not supported by all monitors, however.

Because of this, the option can also be switched off. Any DD

sound will then also be converted to HDMI (PCM) and played

via HDMI.

7.3.4 Device

Devices with an integrated graphics display (S-6000) have an

integrated brightness sensor. There is an option to set whether

the brightness of the display has to be controlled manually or

automatically via the sensor. For the manual setting, you will

be able to adjust the brightness control via the relevant menu.

If you do not have a graphics display, but a text display, you

will have the following options for the brightness setting.

You may independently change the brightness of the device’s

display for operating mode and standby mode. The device’s

display will indicate the current time when it is in standby

mode.

Use the ‘Standby: time + date’ option to also display the date

on the display.

The graphics display can also be used to display the status of

the device. This is e.g. the case for background activity or EPG

updates.

The graphics display can also show a graphic when the device

has been switched off. To do this, the brightness in standby

mode must of course be adapted. If you want to display a

graphic, you should activate the option. This will display the

images in the Front folder of the photo archives. Only one im-

age will be displayed for the duration of each standby. If there

are several images in the folder, one image will be chosen at

random.

You determine if and when power saving mode should be

activated. If your deactivate it completely (‘Never’), the device

is not powered down completely when you switch it off, but

the menus become dark. This has the advantage that the unit

starts up faster.

There is also a setting for the DVD drive, to reduce the running

noise. Direct DVD access is switched on by default. This way,

the DVD burner in the device will handle DVDs in the same

way as a commercial DVD player. With this setting, the device

should be able to play all media, even those with copy protec-

tion. Should you have a problem with a device, you should

switch off direct DVD access. The burner will then behave in

the same way as a software player, and be able to play many

DVDs that are not complying to the standard. As a rule, you

should not change the default setting.

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