The * changes to 0 and goes up to 9 during the download process. During the download, you see the message DL */9on the TV and the front of the player.The download process starts and you see the download screen on the TV.Select OK using the remote control, and then press ENTER.The message Perform version update? on the TV.At the XrossMediaBar TM, select Setup > Network Update using the arrow keys on the remote control and then select ENTER.(If there is a disc in the player, take it out.) Connect the LAN terminal on the Blu-ray player to your internet source using an Ethernet cable.(So if the player is connected to the AV1 socket, choose AV1 as the input.) Turn on your TV and check it’s tuned to the input your Blu-ray player is connected to.Don’t press any buttons, except the ones mentioned in the instructions.Don’t turn the Blu-ray player off – or disconnect it from the power – while it’s updating.Read the instructions carefully or you could end up damaging your Blu-ray player.Here’s how you can make sure it goes right first time: How to make sure the update goes smoothly an Ethernet cable to connect your Blu-ray player to the internet.
First set up the equipment, then download the update over the internet to your Blu-ray player. We recommend this method as it’s the simplest way to update. On the TV screen, the firmware version number looks like this: "Software Version M07.R.0631 " - if the version number is M07.R.0631 or higher, you already have the most recent firmware version.Highlight System Information and select ENTER.The update might not succeed if "ON" is selected. Highlight Quick Start Mode, and confirm that is set to OFF.At the XrossMediaBar TM, highlight Setup > System Settings then select ENTER using the arrow keys on the remote control.If it starts to play a disc, press STOP and wait until you see the XrossMediaBar (XMB™) menu. Turn on your TV and check it's tuned to the input your Blu-ray player is connected to, so if the player is connected to the AV1 socket, choose AV1 as the input.If you're not sure, it's easy to check which version of firmware you have: If the version number is M07.R.0631 or higher, you do not need to update. Your firmware may already be up to date, especially if you have a new Blu-ray player model.
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