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2. For Windows 95, 98, and Me (Millenium edition) type command, and for Windows NT, 2000 or
XP type cmd and then click OK: this will bring up a command prompt similar to that shown below.
3. Type ipconfig and press Enter: the system will display several lines including the IP address, as
shown above.
To change your IP address to setup the System Controller:
If your computer's IP address begins with 192.168.0 then you can skip this step.
If your computer's IP address does not begin with 192.168.0 then you need to temporarily change your
computer to connect to the System Controller and change its settings to match your network.
In the following procedure we'll change your computer's IP address so that you can communicate with the
System Controller. Once this is completed, you then connect to the System Controller to change its IP
address to match your network.
On Windows computers:
1a. For Windows NT / XP, start the Control Panel by clicking Start, then Control Panel. In the
Control Panel, locate and double-click Network Connections to bring up the Network
Connections dialog, shown below at left. Select Local Area Connection and then click File,
Properties to bring up the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, as shown below at right.
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