In order to improve the performance of your DLNA streaming, you need to reduce the interference from your Wi-Fi devices.

Below are a few recommendations for how to reduce the interference:

• Assign wireless channels differently, preferably to channels 1, 6 and 11, which are non-overlapping channels
• Use a USB extension cable
• Position your wireless equipment and Home Theater System (HTS) for optimal network performance.

  • Try placing the device in several different locations to find a good spot for your equipment. This is often the only practical way to assure the best possible performance from your Wi-Fi.
  • Aim to install the wireless access point or router in a central location.
  • Place your wireless router and HTS in the same room, less than 5 meters away from each other.
  • Avoid physical obstructions where possible between the client and base stations as this will interfere with the Wi-Fi radio signal.
  • Avoid reflective surfaces where possible to improve both network range and performance.
  • Set up the wireless access point or router at least 1 m (3 feet) away from other home appliances that send wireless signals within the same frequency range.
  • Install the unit away from any electrical equipment that also generates interference. Avoid electric fans, other motors, and fluorescent lighting or DECT phones (2.4 Ghz)

The information on this page applies to the following models: HTB5570D/98, HTB5510D/98, HTB5540D/98. Click here to show more product numbers  ›