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Unreal Engine_1 - Configuring the ST4/ST4.3 and Network Adapter

Jacob
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  1. Plug your Network Adapter into the ST4
  2. Plug the Ethernet cable into the Network Adapter
  3. Power on the Network Adapter
  4. Power on the ST4
  5. Navigate to the Settings menu
  6. Scroll down and select IO Port
  7. Set the IO Port to API/NetAdapt
  8. Scroll down and select Net. Adapt Config
  9. Set IP Type to DHCP (Note: This will let the network assign you a valid IP Address. Once you have received a valid IP Address, if you plan on changing networks, this can be changed back to static)
  10. Scroll down to bottom of last page and select Auto-Configure (Note: Pressing Auto-Configure is what starts the configuration process. Changing settings and not pressing Auto-Configure will not save any of the changes to your Network Adapter)
  11. Wait until configured (Takes ~5seconds)
  12. Scroll back to top page of the configuration
  13. Write down the IP address, username and password of your network adapter
  14. Exit the Net. Adapt Config screen back to the settings menu
  15. On your computer, open a web browser and enter the IP address of your network adapter into the address bar
  16. You will be prompted to login to your network adapter
  17. Enter the username and password recorded from your ST4
  18. Once logged in select the Serial Port tab
  19. Set your Serial Port Parameters to match below: (Warning: This example assumes your unreal engine computer IP address is 192.168.0.147 - make yours match your IP )NetAdaptWebConfig.png
    --Key Things here are:  Work Mode: UDP Client
    --Remote Port Number: Use 54322 (our default) or another port if your network admin has opinions.
    --Remote Server Addr: - Set it to your remote computer address of your Unreal Engine Computer
    --Known Issue: Leading 0's for the remote server address are not handled consistently. Leave off leading 0's for any of the octets.
    Examples: 
    Enter 192.168.1.45 instead of 192.168.001.045
    Enter 10.10.10.1 instead of 010.010.010.001
    Recommend you save restart and verify your remote server address.
  20. To confirm the IP address of your computer where Unreal Engine is installed, open the command prompt and enter the command ‘ipconfig’ and look for the IPv4 address this is highlighted belowIPConfigDemo.png
  21. Once your Serial Port parameters have been configured and your Remote Server Addr. matches the IP address of the computer that will be running Unreal Engine select Save and restart the Network Adapter to finish updating the configuration
  22. Now back on the ST4 in the Settings menu select the IO Port and set it to Unreal (Y-Slide or X-Slide)
  23. Your ST4 and Network Adapter are now ready to work with Unreal Engine

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