Specifications

Quick Setup
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3. Network
The DP-S1 supports two networking interfaces: Ethernet (LAN) and
wireless networking (WLAN). You can only use one of these interfaces at
a time. This section will guide you on how to configure the network
interfaces.
NOTE
 The WLAN interface requires more hardware resources such as
processing power and memory capacity. Therefore, some features
may be limited if you use the WLAN interface.
 The WLAN interface of the DP-S1 is compatible with IEEE 802.11g.
Therefore it is recommended you connect the DP-S1 with a wireless
router compatible with IEEE 802.11g protocol for maximum
performance.
 The WLAN interface requires additional configuration to set a secure
channel for communication. When using the WLAN interface, there is
a possibility that unauthorized users may gain access to your network
and your connected devices. Therefore you must use WLAN at your
own risk.
3-1. Enable Ethernet
The first step is to select a network interface and configure it. In the
Network Device menu, select your chosen network interface as follows;
 LAN: for Ethernet networking.
 W-LAN: for wireless networking.
NOTE
 If you select “Disable”, the DP-S1 will not appear as a networked
device on your network.