Possible Causes and Solutions
Cause: The media server or DLNA server is not functioning correctly or is in the process of updating its content.
- Wait for the server to finish indexing or updating its contents. This is common soon after adding new files to the server.
- Restart the media server or DLNA server to ensure it is operating correctly.
Cause: The network connection between the Technics unit and the media server is unstable or interrupted.
- Ensure that both the Technics unit and the media server are connected to the same Wi-Fi or wired network.
- Restart your router to refresh the network connection.
- Check for network congestion or interference and resolve it by reducing the number of connected devices.
Cause: The media server or DLNA server software may not be fully compatible with the Technics unit.
- Confirm that your media server or DLNA server is certified and compatible with the Technics unit.
- Update the firmware or software of your media server or DLNA server to ensure compatibility. Refer to the user manual for the server for guidance.
Cause: The Technics unit’s firmware is outdated.
- Update your Technics unit to the latest firmware version to improve compatibility and functionality. Refer to the Technics Global Support Site for instructions on updating firmware.
Additional Notes:
Media servers and DLNA servers may require time to index and display newly added content. If the issue persists, consult the user manual or online support resources for your specific media server for additional troubleshooting steps and setup recommendations.
By identifying and addressing these potential issues, you can ensure a reliable connection between your Technics unit and the media or DLNA server, enabling uninterrupted access to your media library.