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Using Smart Station
LAN Connection - Wired
The Smart Station function allows you to access the Internet from your PC by connecting the
LAN cable to the product (when connected to a PC). There is no need to directly connect the
LAN cable to the PC.
LAN cable to the product (when connected to a PC). There is no need to directly connect the
LAN cable to the PC.
LAN
USB
NOTE
You can remove the LAN cable using a flat-head screwdriver or ruler.
Refer to the "LAN disconnection(page 28)" section for further details.
Monitor IP Setup
1. Install the integrated software for the Smart Station monitor.
2. Go to Control Panel
→
Network and Internet
→
Network and Sharing Center
→
Change adapter settings.
3. You can see that the following two devices are displayed.
a. The user PC’s network device
b. The Smart Station monitor’s network device (USB to Ethernet adapter)
The two devices above refer to your PC’s LAN network device and your Smart Station
monitor’s network device.
b. The Smart Station monitor’s network device (USB to Ethernet adapter)
The two devices above refer to your PC’s LAN network device and your Smart Station
monitor’s network device.
NOTE
To access the Internet using the LAN network of the Smart Station monitor, you must configure the network
as follows according to the type of IP you will be using.
as follows according to the type of IP you will be using.
Dynamic IP
Dynamic IP address mode automatically configures the network settings on the PC using data
sent by a server that allocates an IP address. This is possible as a result of the “Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP)” service. The service consists of three steps: an IP address
allocation request is sent to the DHCP server when the PC boots up, the DHCP server that
receives the request transmits network information such as the IP address to the PC, and
the transmitted network information is automatically configured for the network settings on
the PC. The DHCP service is convenient and useful especially in an environment where many
PCs are used. Generally, the IP address should change each time the PC boots up (or an IP
allocation is requested). In most cases, however, the existing IP address is re-allocated. An
Internet router performs two roles at the same time. It creates a private internal IP address
(NAT service) and automatically allocates the IP address to each PC (DHCP service).
sent by a server that allocates an IP address. This is possible as a result of the “Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP)” service. The service consists of three steps: an IP address
allocation request is sent to the DHCP server when the PC boots up, the DHCP server that
receives the request transmits network information such as the IP address to the PC, and
the transmitted network information is automatically configured for the network settings on
the PC. The DHCP service is convenient and useful especially in an environment where many
PCs are used. Generally, the IP address should change each time the PC boots up (or an IP
allocation is requested). In most cases, however, the existing IP address is re-allocated. An
Internet router performs two roles at the same time. It creates a private internal IP address
(NAT service) and automatically allocates the IP address to each PC (DHCP service).