Performing initial setup operations – Sony RM-NU1 User Manual

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Performing initial setup operations

When the unit is turned on for the first time after
you purchase it, some basic set-up operations are
required, for example, initial settings and network
settings.
Entering characters will be needed during the setup
operations. For details on entering characters, see
“Entering text” (page 19).

1

Turn the DLNA (Digital Living
Network Alliance)-compliant
devices in your home on.

2

Slide the ?/1 switch in the
direction of the arrow if the unit is
turned off.

The language selection screen appears.

3

Tap the language you want to
select, then tap

“OK.”

You can select from the following languages.

The screen is displayed in the selected
language.

4

Connect the unit to your home
network.

Set up the network after checking your
network environment. Refer to the following
explanation.

•

If you use the access point scan method,
perform step 4 in “Searching for an access
point and setting up a wireless network
(access point scan method)” (page 24).

•

If you use the WPS push button
configuration method, perform step 4 in
“Setting up a wireless network using the
WPS push button configuration method”
(page 26)
.

•

If you use the PIN method, perform step 4
in “Setting up a wireless network using the
PIN code method” (page 27).

“Connection is complete.” appears when you
have completed the network connection.

5

Tap “

Close

.”

A confirmation screen appears.

6

Tap “

Close

.”

The unit starts registering the
DLNA-compliant devices that can be
recognized over the network, automatically.
This may take a while.

Tips

•

You can register up to 20 servers and up to
30 renderers (network controlled players)
on this unit.

•

Tap “

Refresh” to refresh the HOME

screen if the desired device is not
registered automatically.

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Italian

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