Installation and getting started
If the VGA2Ethernet user interface cannot find the device
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VGA2Ethernet
Figure 11:VGA2Ethernet user interface select device list
Using the NetworkDiscovery Utility to find the
VGA2Ethernet or KVM2Ethernet device
You can use the NetworkDiscovery Utility to find the
VGA2Ethernet or KVM2Ethernet device. To start the
NetworkDiscovery Utility from the Windows Start menu, select
Start > Epiphan VGA2Ethernet > VGA2Ethernet DirectShow
config
. When the NetworkDiscovery utility starts up, select the
Search button to find the VGA2Ethernet device on your network.
If the VGA2Ethernet device is operating, has received an IP
address from a DHCP server, and is connected to your network,
the Network Discovery Utility should find it.
Figure 12
shows the
Network Discovery Utility connected to a VGA2Ethernet device
at IP address 192.168.20.21. The NetworkDiscovery Utility
displays the VGA2Ethernet device IP address. You can select Web
config to display the VGA2Ethernet Web admin interface.
If the VGA2Ethernet device is capturing images, the current
captured image should appear on the Network Discovery Utility
interface and the status of the VGA2Ethernet device should be
Device OK, shown with a green indicator. If the VGA2Ethernet
device is not capturing images the Device OK indicator can still
appear but the Network Discovery Utility display will not show a
captured image.
