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# IP Setup guide

#### <mark style="color:red;">Please ensure you match the IP on the EPOS system to the terminal.</mark>

1. **Select Communication Type** \
   Choose the communication type you want to configure for a static IP (e.g., Wi-Fi or Lan).
2. **Open Configuration** \
   Tap Configuration and enter the password (default is 12345, unless changed). If you have amended this please refer to <mark style="color:purple;">page 43</mark> on the [Webcom Manual](/webcom-manual/webcom-manual.md).
3. **Select Network to Edit** \
   Choose the network you want to edit (for example, your Wi-Fi network).
4. **View/Edit Settings** \
   Tap View / Edit.
5. **Open IP Settings** \
   Select IP Settings.
6. **Choose IPv4** \
   Tap IPv4.
7. **Disable DHCP** \
   Select DHCP and choose No.
8. **Enter IP Address** \
   Set the IP address. Note: <mark style="color:$danger;">All IP addresses must be entered in</mark> <mark style="color:$danger;"></mark><mark style="color:$danger;">**3-digit blocks**</mark> <mark style="color:$danger;"></mark><mark style="color:$danger;">with zeros as padding (e.g., 192.168.001.010).</mark>
9. **Enter Subnet Mask** \
   Type the correct Subnet Mask.
10. **Enter Gateway IP Address** \
    Type the Gateway IP address.
11. **Enter DNS 1** \
    Type the primary DNS server address.
12. **Enter DNS 2** \
    Type the secondary DNS server address.
13. **Save and Apply Changes** \
    Press Save, then confirm to apply the changes.
14. **Test Connectivity (Optional)**\
    Run a Ping test to ensure the device is connected to the network correctly.

#### [<mark style="color:$success;">Back to P400 - Connection Guides</mark>](/p400-connections/p400-connection-guides.md)


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