Epiphan VGA Printer - Manual (Page 16)

2. Installation and Getting StartedUsing the Network Discovery Utility to Find the IP Address of
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7 Confirm that the VGA Printer device is receiving images from
the VGA source by logging into the VGA Printer Web admin
interface (see “Logging Into the VGA Printer Web admin
interface” on page 18 ) and confirming that a captured image
appears.
If a captured image does not appear, check the VGA source to
make sure it is transmitting a VGA image. Also check the cable
between the VGA Printer device and the VGA source to make
sure it is connected correctly.
Using the Network Discovery Utility to
Find the IP Address of the VGA Printer
Device
You can use the Network Discovery Utility on a Windows PC to
find the VGA Printer device and its IP address on the network.
You can also use the Network Discovery Utility to connect to the
Web admin interface.
The VGA Printer device must be assigned an IP address on the
network to be able to find and print to network printers. It can get
an IP address from a DHCP server if there is one on the network.
If the network does not have a DHCP server, see “If the Network
Doesn’t Have a DHCP Server” on page 20 .
This section assumes that the network has a DHCP server and
that the DHCP server gives the VGA Printer device an IP address
on the network.
To install the Network Discovery Utility
1 Find the latest Network Discovery Utility on an Epiphan
download page. For example:
http://www.epiphan.com/products/broadcasting/
vga-broadcaster-lite/download/
2 Select Download Network Discovery Utility.
Make sure you note the download destination folder.