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Introduction
The following sections include a list of API commands and examples of what each
of the API commands do.
1.1
Preparation
This section takes a third-party control device such as Telnet on Windows 7. You may
also use other control devices.
1.1.1 Setting IP Address in Your Computer
To connect to and communicate with the HT-MERCURY, the controlling device needs
to be on the same network. If needed, change the IP address on your PC to be in the
same IP range and same subnet as the HT-MERCURY. You can find out the IP address
of the HT-MERCURY by looking in the bottom right corner of the Guide Screen (you
will need to connect the HT-MERCURY to a display).
1.1.2 Enabling Telnet Client
Before logging in to IP controller via command-line interface, make sure that Telnet
Client is enabled. By default, Telnet Client is disabled in Windows OS. To turn on Telnet
Client, do as follows.
Choose Start > Control Panel > Programs.
1.
In Programs and Features area box, click Turn Windows features on or off.
2.
In Windows Features dialog box, select Telnet Client check box.
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