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# Wired Ethernet Connection Setup

1. Set up and power your Omnitrack ROVL per the following directions: <https://docs.ceruleansonar.com/c/ethernet-rov-locator/connecting-and-powering-your-rovle-ethernet-receiver-or-transceiver>
2. Make a connection from the POE setup to the Ethernet adapter (included) and plug the adapter into your computer. Connect the other end of the USB-C cable to your computer. If your computer does not have a USB-C port, you can use a USB Type-C to A adapter.
3. Open the Windows **Control Panel** then select **Network and Sharing Center**. If you don’t see Network and Sharing Center, change the **View by:** option to large or small icons.<br>
4.

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5. Select **Change adapter settings** from the left side menu.<br>

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6. The name of the interface associated with the dongle changes depending on the dongle used, and whether or not you have renamed it. You can figure out which interface is associated with the dongle by unplugging and plugging the adapter and seeing which interface appears and disappears. In the image below, the dongle is called “Realtek USB GbE Family Controller”. Right click on the Ethernet adapter then choose **Properties**.<br>

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7. In the properties dialog, click on **Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)** to highlight it, then click **Properties**.<br>

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8. Select **Use the following IP address** And enter **192.168.2.1** for the IP address and **255.255.255.0** for the Subnet mask. Select **OK**. You can then exit this menu.<br>

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