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7. SETTING UP
In the main menu, using the “
▼
” button on remote control to select the “
SETUP
” item, then
press the “ENTER” button. You will be presented with the SRK-1080P-C Player settings
screen.
You can also press the “
SETUP
” button on remote control to directly open the settings
screen. (If there is file that is being play, please stop first.)
There are four groups of sub-menu in the main menu (“Network Setup”, “FTP Setup”,
“Video Setup” and “Other Setup”).
In the settings screen, you can use the “
▲
、
▼
、
▲
、
▼
” buttons to select an item, and press
the “ENTER” button to confirm the selection.
Press the “SETUP” button on remote control to save and quit the settings screen.
7.1 NETWORK SETUP
Network with:
Select your network connection Disable/ RJ45.
IP Assigned by DHCP:
If you have a DHCP-enabled router, please select “On”, then the
router will automatically assigns an IP address to the SRK-1080P-C Player. If you don’t have
a DHCP –enabled router, select “Off” and type the network information in “
Assign IP
Address
”.
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7.1 NETWORK SETUP (continued)
Assign IP Address:
If the SRK-1080P-C Player is connected to a network without a DHCP
server or you want to use Local FTP Server function, enter the fixed IP address, Mask,
Gateway and DNS for the SRK-1080P-C Player.
PS. Refer to 5.1 for how to enter IP address by remote control.
NOTE:
Before setting the IP address, Mask, Gateway and DNS, check the network information
of your PC. Please follow the steps below to get the network information of your PC.
Step 1:
Click on “Start”
→
“Run” and type in “command”, then press “ENTER”.
The MS-DOS window will appear, type in “ipconfig” and then press “ENTER”
to get the network information.
Step 2:
Assign IP Address, Mask (Subnet Mask) and Gateway (Default Gateway)
for the SRK-1080P-C Player.
Enter the same values of the Subnet Mask and Gateway, and be careful not to enter
the values of IP address that are already used by other devices on the network.
Media Player 11 Server:
Enable/ disable the Media Player 11 server.
