Wired LAN

LAN is the network environment that users can connect to by using a cable to connect to their internet providers or the company's network.

Tip:

To change Windows functions and settings, you need to log in with an administrator account.

A user account may not display the functions and settings menu or may be restricted for use.

Using Wired LAN

LAN is installed with an automatic IP (DHCP) as default value.

Please refer to the following instructions for details on setting up an automatic IP (DHCP) or manual IP.

Connect the LAN adapter to the USB-C™ port on the PC.

Tip:
The recommended network cable for the optimal network environment is CAT5 or higher.

The network (LAN) cable may be connected when the LAN adapter is used.
Connect the wired LAN cable to the LAN port.
Press the [] button and select the [Settings] menu.

Tip:
Press the [] key or [Ctrl] + [Esc] to display the Start menu.
Select [Network & Internet] > [Status] > [Change adapter options].
Right-click [Ethernet] and select the [Properties] menu.
Select [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)] and then click [Properties].
To use an automatic IP(DHCP), select [Obtain an IP address automatically]. If you wish to use a static IP, select [Use the following IP address] to enter the address.

Contact the network service provider or administrator to use a static IP.
Press [OK] to complete the network setup.
Click the Web Browser icon to check whether the Internet is operating normally.