1. Press the OPTIONS button on the remote control, then select [Settings] — [Network] — [Network & Internet] list.

[Wi-Fi]

You can turn the built-in Wi-Fi on or off and choose which Wi-Fi networks you want to connect to. You can also add private Wi-Fi networks if you want to connect to them.

[Scanning always available]

Set this to enable Google's location services and other apps to scan your network when Wi-Fi is off.

[ETHERNET]

Displays “Connected” and the MAC address when the connection is successful.

[Proxy settings]

Specify the server name and port number manually when using a proxy server.

Note

• HTTP proxy only applies to web browsers, not other apps.

[IP settings]

You can select how the IP address is obtained. For manual settings, select [Static] and enter a valid IP address. At this time, you can set the DNS server. For automatic settings, enable [DHCP].

[Network status]

Displays the current network status. You can perform connection diagnosis by pressing (Enter) button on the remote control.

[Remote device settings]

Configure settings to enable display control via apps on mobile devices.

[Local network]

To control the display from an external device on the local network, make the following settings.

[Server diagnostics]

Diagnoses whether the device can connect to a server on the local network.

[DLNA player]

If this is enabled, you can play back recorded data or music data saved on other devices in the local network.

[IP control]

Specify the settings required to connect the display and external applications or software to the same network and control them using APIs and protocols provided by BRAVIA Professional Display.

[Authentication]

You can select the authentication method. You can enhance security by allowing access only from specified devices to prevent unauthorized access. The following types of authentication methods are available. Typically, Pre-Shared Key is used for commercial displays and None for use within a managed network.

[None]

No authentication.

[Normal]

Permits access by PIN code authentication. To set the PIN code, follow the procedure below.

1. [Pro settings] → [Pro mode lock]
2. [Pro settings] → [HTML5 platform]

If [Pro mode lock] is enabled, set the setting to require PIN entry when starting the web application.

[Pre-Shared Key]

A pre-shared key. A user-defined private key that allows a fixed string authentication method. When enabled, pre-shared keys private (highest authentication level) and generic (intermediate authentication level) are available.

[Normal and Pre-Shared Key]

Corresponds to PIN code and Pre-Shared Key input and allows access with either authentication.

[Pre-Shared Key]

When Authentication is set to Pre-Shared Key or Normal and Pre-Shared Key, you can set the Key.

[Simple IP control]

Simple IP control is a TCP-based SSIP (BRAVIA Professional Display proprietary protocol). You can use this to remotely control the display on the local network.

For information about Simple IP control, refer to the following:

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/ja/remote-display-control/simple-ip-control/

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/ja/remote-display-control/simple-ip-control/

Hint

If you plan to use REST API or IRCC-IP and you want to disable the suspend state of the display, enable [Simple IP control].

For details on the suspend state when using REST API, refer to the following:

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/remote-display-control/rest-api/guide/

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/remote-display-control/rest-api/guide/

For details on the suspend state when using IRCC-IP, refer to the following:

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/remote-display-control/ircc-ip/

https://pro-BRAVIA.sony.net/remote-display-control/ircc-ip/

[Control4®]

The BRAVIA Professional Display is compatible with the integrated control platform “Control4”, allowing you to operate the display and link with other smart home devices from the system. Please enable it if you want to use it.