The Advanced Settings, Networking menu allows you to change the network settings for the PhotoVu.  In most cases, if you are using a DHCP server, you will not need to alter any of the network settings.

A few notes about networking on the PhotoVu:

• The wired (Ethernet) connection will always take precedence over the wireless (802.11) connection.  This is controlled by the Ethernet cable.  When the PhotoVu detects an Ethernet cable plugged into the network port, it will automatically use that connection as the default and disable the wireless connection.  To use the wireless connection again, just unplug the Ethernet cable, plug in the USB 802.11 card, restart the PhotoVu, and you will be back on wireless.
   
• From the active connection, you can configure the connection that is inactive.  For example, if you are using Ethernet as the active connection, the wireless settings are available for you to change.
   
• After you change the Wireless Properties, the PhotoVu will restart in order for them to take affect.  All other network settings will activate right away.
   
• If you are planning to use Ad-hoc wireless networking, you must use a static IP address on the wireless connection.

This help section is organized into several areas.  Please select one of the following options:

1. Setting the Wired (Ethernet) Connection
    
2. Setting the Wireless (802.11) Connection
    
3. Setting the Wireless (802.11) Properties
    
4. Setting the Wireless (802.11) Ad-Hoc Mode