# SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

Orus L support connect with PC or similar device running Windows/Mac/Unbutu over USB-ETH connection in order to initial setup, settings param and troubleshooting

It will require for some configuration to have the stable connection over the USB-ETH connection

## **Why Set a Static IP?**

While you connect to your computer as default IP, it may change and affect to the connection, leading to loss and instability

This article will show you how to change the IP address of computer for stable connection with ORUS-L via USB connection

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**🔌 Step 1: Connect the Device**

Plug the device into your PC using a USB-C cable.

Your PC will automatically display a notification:\ <mark style="color:green;">**L4T-README (E:)**</mark>\
*💡 This confirms that the device is recognized.*\
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**🌐 Step 2: Access Network Settings**

Go to: **Settings > Network & Internet > Advanced network settings**

Locate the Ethernet adapter labeled as:\ <mark style="color:green;">**Unidentified network | Remote NDIS Compatible Device #2**</mark> (or similar)\
\&#xNAN;*This is the virtual network interface created for the USB-C connection.*\
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**🖥️ Step 3: Edit the PC’s IP Address**

You now need to assign a static IP address to this adapter.

1. Click on the Ethernet adapter *(Ethernet 5 or similar).*
2. Choose **Edit IP settings.**
3. Select **Manual**, turn on **IPv4.**
4. Enter the following:
   1. **IP address:** *<mark style="color:green;">192.168.55.3</mark>*
   2. **Subnet mask:** *<mark style="color:green;">255.255.255.0</mark>*
5. Leave other fields blank unless specified by your device documentation.
6. Click **Save.**
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**✅ Completed**

Your PC is now on the same subnet as the connected device (typically 192.168.55.x). You can now:

* Access a web interface, link:`192.168.55.1:8000`
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### *For Example*

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