For details about the LocationFree® Base Station, refer to the Operating Instructions on the
LocationFree® Player CD-ROM (for Windows® PC) supplied with the Base Station.
PSP
® system software version 2.80 or later is required for use with this product.
Always maintain your system to the latest version of the system software.
The screen shots used in this manual are simulated.
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What is LocationFree®?
What is LocationFree®?
LocationFree® allows you to watch TV programs or recorded video from any room in your home, or
even away from home. You can transmit video from your Base Station which is connected to a DVD
recorder (or other video devices such as set-top boxes or DVRs) to a LocationFree® client device such
as a personal computer or PSP
You can operate video devices connected to the Base Station remotely from your PSP
the on-screen remote control function.
® system via a wireless network or the Internet.
Internet
R
PSP system
® system by using
PC
R
PSP system
Inside the
home
Away f rom
home
Note
Multiple LocationFree® Player devices cannot be connected to the Base Station at the same time.
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What You can Do with the LocationFree® Player
What You can Do with the LocationFree®
Player
You can watch TV or video on the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system by using the LocationFree®
Base Station.
With the Base Station placed in a living room for instance, you can enjoy TV or video from anywhere
in your home by using the PSP
You can also view the same TV programs or video available in your home on your PSP
away from home by accessing your Base Station over the Internet.
® system’s wireless LAN feature.
PSP® system
TV
® system while
® system
PSP
Away from home
Set-top box, DVR,
DVD player, etc.
NetAV
NetAV is the name of the process that is used to transmit video output from the Base Station to a LocationFree®
client device such as the PSP
using a public wireless LAN service such as a hotspot.
Routers
A router is a type of network device that allows users to connect multiple PCs or other devices for simultaneous
access to the Internet using a single Internet connection. DSL modems and other network devices often include the
same functions as a router. For details about how to use your router, please refer to its instructions.
UPnP
UPnP, short for "Universal Plug and Play", is a system that allows users to connect devices such as PCs and audio/
video equipment to each other via a network. To access your Base Station and view TV or video on the PSP
system from outside the home, it is recommended that you use a router that supports UPnP.
If you use a router that does not support UPnP, you will need to enter advanced settings for the Base Station and
the LocationFree® Player (1 page 24, 1 page 25). To determine whether your router is UPnP compatible, refer
to the instructions supplied with your router.
® system. By using NetAV, you can view your home TV or video over the Internet
Base Station
Router
Inside the home
®
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z Tips
• You may not be able to watch some videos, DVDs,
or other media that are copyright protected with the
software.
• When the power is turned on, the Base Station
continuously emits a wireless signal.
• To use the NetAV function, we recommend a
broadband connection with upload and download
speeds of at least 300 kbps.
• NetAV cannot be used via a proxy server.
Notes
• PSP® system software version 2.80 or later is
required for use with this product.
• When using NetAV, the Base Station, router, and
modem at home need to be left ON when you are
away from home so that you can connect to them via
the Internet.
• Use of the NetAV function for purposes other than
personal enjoyment is prohibited.
What You can Do with the LocationFree® Player
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Getting Started
Setting Up to Connect to the Base Station
This section describes the setup for connecting the PSP® system to the Base Station inside the home.
Preparing the Base Station
For details about preparing the Base Station, refer to the Quick Start Guide or Operating Instructions
supplied with the Base Station.
Press the POWER button on the front
panel of the Base Station to turn it on.
The POWER LED on the front panel of the Base
Station will light up green.
• Check that the video devices are connected
properly to the audio/video input plugs of the
Base Station.
• Check that the IR Blaster is connected properly
to the IR BLASTER port on the Base Station,
and make sure the IR Blaster is positioned so
that it faces the IR Receiver of the video device
correctly.
LF-V30
WIRELESS
NETWORK
NET AV
SETUP
MODE
RESET
LF-B20/LF-B10
WIRELESS
NETWORK
SETUP MODE/
NET AV
SETUP MODE
RESET
WIRELESS
NETWORK
SETUP MODE/
NET AV
SETUP MODE
RESET
WIRELESS
NETWORK
NET AV
SETUP
MODE
RESET
POWER
POWER
LED
LED
Getting Started
6
Checking the Connection between the Base Station and PSP®
System via a router
Check the connection of your PSP® system referencing the following figure, and register your PSP®
system to the Base Station.
Preparation required for registering your PSP
home (also see page 9):
1
Connecting your PC to the Base Station to complete the Wireless Mode Setup (CLIENT Mode) by
following the setup instructions of LocationFree® Player for Windows® PC*.
2
Connecting your PSP® system to the router.
3
Updating your PSP® system software via the Internet.
4
Registering your PSP® system to the Base Station (via the router, see page 9.)
Preparation required for registering your PSP
home (also see page 11):
1
Connecting your PC to the Base Station to complete the Wireless Mode Setup (CLIENT Mode) by
following the setup instructions of LocationFree® Player for Windows® PC* (this setup needs to be
done at home.)
2
Downloading the file for device registration and send it to you by Email (ask someone at home).
3
Storing the file for device registration to a Memory Stick Duo™ (1 page 22).
4
Connecting your PSP® system to a wireless network access point (e.g., a hotspot).
5
Updating your PSP® system software via the Internet.
6
Registering your PSP® system to the Base Station (see page 22.)
* For details about how to set up the Wireless mode, refer to the setup wizard, Help or the operating instructions of the
respective LocationFree® Players for Windows® PC. We recommend that you use the latest LocationFree® Player
for Windows® PC, LFA-PC30 supplied with the Base Station LF-V30.
Inside the home
® system to the Base Station inside the
® system to the Base Station outside the
Outside the home (e.g. hotel,
wireless network-enabled cafe)
Getting Started
Complete Basic
Complete Basic Settings
for the LocationFree®
Player (Registering at
(1 page 9)
Home)
TV
IR Blaster
External devices
* To register your PSP
** You can connect your Base Station to the router wirelessly only when your Base Station is LF-V30/LF-B20 (as of
September 2007).
® system through the router, refer to page 9.
Base Station
PSP® system *
**
WIRELESS
NETWORK
NET AV
SETUP
MODE
RESET
Router
Settings for the
LocationFree® Player
(Registering via the
Internet) (1 page 22)
PSP
® system
Router
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If your Base Station is LF-B10, you need to connect the Base Station to a wireless router with a LAN cable and
then connect your PSP
® system to the Base Station through the router.
Notes
• If you intend to use your Base Station LF-V30/LF-B20 in CLIENT mode, be sure to make network settings of
your PSP
PSP
the network settings of your PSP
(Registering at Home)" (1 page 9), and then your PSP
® system to connect the PSP® system to your router. If you have not made network settings of your
® system yet, refer to the instructions manual of the PSP® system to create settings. If you have already made
® system, perform "Creating Basic Settings for the LocationFree® Player
® system will be registered to the Base Station via the
router automatically.
• You can perform "Creating Basic Settings for the LocationFree® Player (Registering via the Internet)"
(1 page 22) only when your Base Station is LF-V30/LF-B20/LF-B10.
Getting Started
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Creating Basic Settings for
the LocationFree® Player
(Registering at Home)
You can register your PSP® system with the Base
Station and set to connect to a wireless LAN.
When you connect your PSP
Station via your router, set up according to the
following procedures.
1
Connect a PC to the Base Station and
follow the Setup Wizard to complete
the Wireless Mode Setup for CLIENT.
2
Turn on the W LAN swit ch of the PSP®
system.
3
Connect your PSP® system to the
router. (For details, refer to the
Operating Instructions of the PSP
system.)
® system to the Base
®
The setting screen for use of LocationFree®
Player is displayed. Press the right button to
go to the next screen.
z Tip
To re-register your PSP® system with the Base
Station or to register your PSP
another Base Station, you must perform [Basic
Settings] again (1 page 21).
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Select [Start], and then press the
button.
® system with
Getting Started
4
Updating your PSP® system software
via the Internet.
5
Select under from the home
menu, and then press the button.
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