Networked Standby Mode; Connectivity Troubleshooting; Using Audio Video Sharing Network Service - Edenwood ED65A01UHD-VE Guide D'utilisation

Networked Standby Mode

Networked Standby Mode is a standard that allows
a device to be turned on or woken up by a network
message. The message is sent to the device by a
program executed on a remote device connected to
the same local area network, such as a smartphone.
To enable this feature set the Networked Standby
Mode option in the Network menu as On. It is
necessary that both the device, from which the
network message will be sent to the TV, and the
TV are connected to the same network. Networked
Standby Mode feature is only supported for Android
OS devices and can only be used via YouTube and
Netflix applications.
In order to use this feature the TV and the remote
device should be connected at least once while the
TV is on. If the TV is powered off, the connection
should be re-established, the next time it is switched
on. Otherwise this feature will be unavailable. This
does not apply, when the TV is switched into the
standby mode.
If you want your TV to consume less power in standby
mode, you can disable this feature by setting the
Networked Standby Mode option as Off.

Connectivity Troubleshooting

Wireless Network Not Available
• Ensure that any firewalls of your network allow the
TV wireless connection.
• Try searching for wireless networks again, using the
Network menu screen.
If the wireless network does not function properly, try
using the wired network in your home. Refer to the
Wired Connectivity section for more information on
the process.
If the TV does not function using the wired connection,
check the modem (router). If the router does not have a
problem, check the internet connection of your modem.
Connection is Slow
See the instruction book of your wireless modem to
get information on the internal service area, connection
speed, signal quality and other settings. You need to
have a high speed connection for your modem.
Disruption during playback or slow reactions
You could try the following in such a case:
Keep at least three metres distance from microwave
ovens, mobile telephones, bluetooth devices or any
other WLAN compatible devices. Try changing the
active channel on the WLAN router.
Internet Connection Not Available / Audio Video
Sharing Not Working
If the MAC address (a unique identifier number) of your
PC or modem has been permanently registered, it is
possible that your TV might not connect to the internet.
In such a case, the MAC address is authenticated
each time when you connect to the internet. This is a
precaution against unauthorised access. Since your
TV has its own MAC address, your internet service
provider cannot validate the MAC address of your TV.
For this reason, your TV cannot connect to the internet.
Contact your internet service provider and request
information on how to connect a different device, such
as your TV, to the internet.
It is also possible that the connection may not be
available due to a firewall problem. If you think this
causes your problem, contact your internet service
provider. A firewall might be the reason of a connectivity
and discovery problem while using the TV in Audio
Video Sharing mode or while browsing via Audio Video
Sharing feature.
Invalid Domain
Ensure that you have already logged on to your PC with
an authorised username/password and also ensure
that your domain is active, prior to sharing any files in
your media server program on your PC. If the domain
is invalid, this might cause problems while browsing
files in Audio Video Sharing mode.

Using Audio Video Sharing Network Service

Audio Video Sharing feature uses a standard that
eases the viewing process of digital electronics and
makes them more convenient to use on a home
network.
This standard allows you to view and play photos, mu-
sic and videos stored on the media server connected
to your home network.
1. Server Software Installation
The Audio Video Sharing feature cannot be used if
the server program is not installed onto your PC or
if the required media server software is not installed
onto the companion device. Prepare your PC with a
proper server program.
2. Connect to a Wired or Wireless Network
See the Wired/Wireless Connectivity sections for
detailed configuration information.
3. Enable Audio Video Sharing
Enter the Settings>System>More menu and
enable the Audio Video Sharing option.
4. Play Shared Files via Media Browser
Highlight the Audio Video Sharing option in the
Sources menu by using the directional buttons and
press OK. Available media server devices in the
network will be listed. Select one and press OK to
continue. The media browser will then be displayed.
Refer to the Media Browser menu section for further
information on file playback.
If a problem occurs with the network, switch your
television off at the wall socket and back on again.
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