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#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 HOW TO#
#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 MANUAL#
#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 REGISTRATION#
#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 SOFTWARE#
#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 CODE#

When the remote locates the correct code, the device will turn OFF.

The red LED on the remote will turn on, indicating that it is now in Auto Search Mode.

On your Universal Media Remote, press and hold down the green PWR key and the desired device key for about 5 seconds.

Point the Universal Media Remote directly at the target device and make sure it stays pointed at the device throughout the programming process.

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 MANUAL#

There are two ways to program TV, AMP, and CBL devices, AUTO SEARCH MODE, or MANUAL ENTRY MODE. We recommend you experiment with the remote to identify if such situations apply to your equipment. For example, the channel and volume buttons might be used to navigate through menu choices. Sometimes buttons other than described in these instructions may actually perform the function. Use the original remote, if available, to control such functions. NOTE: Some functions of your original remote may not be controlled by this remote.

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 CODE#

Set the remote code to match the product in use. You can use the Universal Media Remote to operate a TV, A/V amplifier, or set-top box.

(CBL) used to operate a cable/satellite set-top box Operating a TV, A/V amplifier, or cable/satellite set-top box.

The meaning of the icons shown in the table below is as follows: PS4™ system button Switch the remote to operate the PS4™ button TV button Switch the remote to operate a TV AMP button Switch the remote to operate an AV amplifier CBL button Switch the remote to operate a cable/satellite set-top boxīuttons for operating a PS4™ system, TV, AV amplifier, or cable/satellite set-top box

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 HOW TO#

How to use the Universal Media Remote PS4 Universal Media Remote Buttons To use the remote with the original PS4™ system, you will have to follow the pairing procedure again.

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 REGISTRATION#

When you pair the Universal Media Remote with another PS4™ system, registration with the original PS4™ system is cleared.

Only one Universal Media Remote can be registered with the PS4™ system at a time.

For the latest Universal Media Remote instructions, refer to the online user’s guide ().

For the latest PS4™ usage instructions, refer to the user’s guide for the PS4™ system (/document/).

The red LED on the remote will illuminate for 3 seconds and then turn off, indicating successful pairing Tips.

Using a connected controller, select “PDP Universal Media Remote for PS4” from the list, and press the X button.

Place the remote close to the PS4™ system and wait for “PDP Universal Media Remote for PS4” to appear in the device list.

Next, press and hold the SHARE button and the PS button simultaneously until the red LED begins to flash.

On the Universal Media Remote, press the PS4 device key.

From the PS4™ system menu, select Settings -> Devices -> Bluetooth Devices.

This operation is performed only once, when you are using the Universal Media Remote for the first time. Pairing the Universal Media Remote with a PS4™ system

#UNIVERSAL MEDIA SERVER NOT FINDING PS4 SOFTWARE#

You can check the system software version by selecting Settings -> System -> System Information.

That doesn't explain why the PS3 isn't found though.Ī trace log from when both the PS3 and PS4 was turned on while UMS was capturing log could be interesting though.To use the Universal Media Remote, the PS4™ system software must be version 2.55 or later. Maybe you should check the network configuration for the PS4 to make sure there is no NAT configured there. NAT should NOT be configured in the PS4, that would block network traffic to the PS4. Either it's read the router configuration via UPnP, and the router should run NAT, or NAT is somehow configured in the PS4 itself. The only thing I can see that I find a little bit strange is that the PS4 lists NAT to NAT type 2. I have no idea why this doesn't work, maybe restarting the PS4 while UMS is running could help? I take it the Windows firewall is still off.

UMS also finds your router on 192.168.2.1. It doesn't receive any further contact from 192.168.2.103 though. In the last log, UMS finds a device 192.168.2.103 which I assume is the PS4. The only thing I can find is that the IP of your server (192.168.2.101) mismatches with your screenshot (192.168.2.102), but I'm guessing that you have changed that since you took the screenshot.