NX-BD3 - Audio System JVC - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	JVC
Model	NX-BD3
Product type	Audio system with DLNA network player
Network connectivity	Ethernet (RJ45), Wi-Fi (via external router)
DLNA standard	DLNA CERTIFIED™ 1.5
Supported audio formats (network)	LPCM, MP3
Supported video formats (network)	MPEG2, MPEG4 AVC (including AVCHD)
Supported image formats (network)	JPEG
Playback sources	Disc (CD/DVD), SD card, network
Provided server software	CyberLink Media Server (CD-ROM)
Network configuration	Automatic DHCP or manual IP
Wake on LAN function	Yes, remote wake-up via network
Direct PC connection	Yes, via crossover Ethernet cable
Power supply	AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (approx.)	430 × 300 × 100 mm (estimate)
Weight (approx.)	3 kg (estimate)
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use solvents.
Safety	Do not expose to moisture, do not block ventilation openings.
Spare parts and repairability	Contact JVC after-sales service or an authorized technician.
General information	Network-compatible audio system, playback of content from a computer or SD card.

Frequently Asked Questions - NX-BD3 JVC

How to connect the JVC NX-BD3 audio system to my network?

Connect an Ethernet cable (straight cable) between the system's LAN port and a router with DHCP function. The IP address will be assigned automatically. Turn on the device and select the NETWORK source.

What files can I play over the network?

You can play audio files (LPCM, MP3), video files (MPEG2, MPEG4 AVC/AVCHD) and images (JPEG). The files must be stored in a shared folder on a DLNA server.

Do I need to install software on my computer?

Yes, you need to install CyberLink Media Server (provided on CD-ROM) on a Windows computer (XP SP2/SP3, Vista SP1) to share your files with the system.

How to manually configure the IP address of the system?

If your router does not have DHCP function, or in direct connection, select the DISC or SD source, press SET UP, go to NETWORK SETTING, choose OBTAIN IP, then enter the IP address, subnet mask and test the connection.

What to do if the system does not detect my CyberLink Media Server?

Check that the Ethernet cable is properly connected and that it is a straight cable. Make sure the router assigns an IP address via DHCP. If necessary, manually configure the IP addresses of the system and the computer.

How to add a shared folder in CyberLink Media Server?

Open CyberLink Media Server, select the default folder (My Videos, My Pictures, My Music) or add a subfolder. Click Apply, then View Sharing and Access Control to authorize the system's access.

Can I play files from an SD card or disc?

Yes, the system has a disc player and an SD card slot. Select the DISC or SD source to play compatible files (MP3, JPEG, etc.).

How to use the Wake on LAN function?

When the previously used server is off, select it on the network screen, press ENTER, then choose WAKEUP from the context menu. The system will wake up and the icon will change.

Can I connect the system directly to my computer without a router?

Yes, connect the system to the computer with a crossover Ethernet cable. Configure the computer for automatic IP address (DHCP) and the system as well. Wait about one minute for the connection to be established.

What to do if video playback stutters or audio skips?

This may be due to simultaneous network use by other devices. Disconnect other devices or improve bandwidth. Also check that the files are encoded in a supported format.

USER MANUAL NX-BD3 JVC

SEPARATE VOLUME INSTRUCTIONS FOR NETWORK FUNCTION

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CyberLink Media Server is an electronic media service that offers a variety of services including video, audio and music. The company manages a portfolio of over 100 million users and provides a wide range of services including online access to the Internet, streaming video, and the provision of CD-ROM backup systems.

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