Samsung UBD-M9500 Manuel Du Propriétaire

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Connections

 Method 3  Connecting to Mobile Device via 

Wi-Fi (Blu-ray to Mobile)

The Blu-ray to mobile function lets you view the 

content your player is playing on a mobile device. 

or Android tablet that you have connected to the 

player.

Mobile Device

1.  On the player, get the player's device name. 

(Navigate to Settings > General > System 

Manager > Device Name.)

2.  Start Samsung Connect on the mobile device. 

In the list that appears, find the player's 

device name. (You may need to run Scan for 

Devices.)

3.  Select the player's device name. In the drop 

down list that appears below it, select "TV to 

mobile device" (or "BD to mobile device").

4.  The mobile device displays a connecting 

message. The TV displays a permission 

request. Select Allow using the player's 

remote.

 |NOTE |

 

After you select Allow the first time, you will not 

need to select Allow again unless you cancel 

permission.

5.  In a few moments, the content being played 

by the player appears on the mobile device's 

screen.

6.  To stop the Blu-ray to mobile function, press 

 (Return) on the mobile device twice.

 |NOTES |

 

Samsung Connect can be referred to as  

‘Blu-ray to Mobile', depending on the mobile 

device model. (Supported by Samsung only.)

 

If your wireless router (Wi-Fi) uses a DFS 

channel, you cannot use this function.  

Contact your Internet service provider for 

details.

Connecting to a Network Router

You can connect your product to your network 

router using one of the methods illustrated below. 

The connection can be wireless or wired.

Wireless Network

Wall connection

Router

 |NOTES |

 

If your wireless router supports DHCP, this 

product can use a DHCP or static IP address 

to connect to the wireless network.

 

Set your wireless router to Infrastructure mode. 

Ad-hoc mode is not supported.

 

The product supports only the following 

wireless security key protocols:

 - WEP (OPEN/SHARED), WPA-PSK (TKIP/

AES), WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES)

 

Select a channel on the wireless router that 

is not currently being used. If the channel 

set for the wireless router is currently being 

used by another device nearby, it will result in 

interference and communication failure.

 

If you select the Pure High-throughput 

(Greenfield) 802.11n mode and set the 

Encryption type on your router to WEP, TKIP or 

TKIP-AES (WPS2Mixed), the product will not 

support a connection in compliance with new 

Wi-Fi certification specifications.