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CONNECTING YOUR BLU-RAY PLAYER -
INTERNET WIRELESS
Blu-ray players today can be connected to internet wirelessly and then to your TV. Once you have a home network setup, follow the steps below to setup your Blu-ray Player for internet service.
First, power on the TV, the wireless router, the modem and the Blu-ray Player. Use the TV remote to select the TV input for the Blu-ray player. In the example below the HDMI 2 input is selected.
Next, use the remote for the Blu-ray player to select HOME for a MENU selection of options.
In the examples below, a SONY Blu-ray player is shown but other brands follow the same concepts.
Navigation to select options:
Use the remote for the Blu-ray player to select the options you want by pressing the arrow keys to go left, right, up, down and press the ENTER or SELECT button to execute the selection. Arrow keys are usually arranged in a circle with the enter button in the center.
Navigate to SETTINGS, then NETWORK SETTINGS
Press the ENTER button.
We're going to do a wireless setup so select WIRELESS Setup and enter.
The Blu-ray player needs to SCAN for your network (wireless router) so select SCAN to search for your home network's signal.
The player will look for all Wi-Fi signals available.
Your wireless signal should be found and indicated in the list of networks (SSID)
In the example below NETGEAR 2.4-G with a good signal strength is displayed. Select it and press enter.
Next the player asks for network security information. If you setup your home network yourself, then you should know what passwords you created. If not, then find the person who did and obtain the password. Enter the password by selecting the various letters/numbers on the on-screen keypad. If you have ever used a cell phone to enter text, it works the same way. Skip to the letter you want and press enter.
Now we get to the heart of the setup, the IP addresses for all the network (internet) servers to make the connection work. There are two ways to setup this information, AUTO, where the information is filled in for you and another way called CUSTOM or MANUAL where you must fill in the information yourself.
Select AUTO and see if this way will work. It is much easier. If you cannot get a connection, then you can always go back and select CUSTOM.
By selecting AUTO you can see that all the IP addresses indicate auto which means they will be automatically defined.
Next, select SAVE and CONNECT to test your connection.
Successfully connecting to the network is one part and accessing the internet is the second part of a complete setup. Sometimes you may need to contact your provider if you need help connecting.
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