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# Setup for versions below 1.2.2

1. Using a network cable connect Web Panel to Ethernet network. The network shall have DHCP server enabled.
2. Connect keyboard and mouse or their dongle, in case of wireless keyboard and mouse, to Web Panel USB connector(s).
3. Connect Web Panel with the monitor using HDMI cable.
4. Connect the monitor to the mains and power it up.
5. Connect Web Panel power supply to mains and its USB plug to Web Panel micro-USB connector.
6. Web Panel shall boot up and start the web-browser in kiosk mode.
7. The Web Panel app shall be loaded in the browser.<br>

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8. Click the menu icon <img src="/files/s9pMMBdIG5MGemjpawlO" alt="" data-size="line"> to open a panel with username and password.&#x20;

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9. Log in into B3. User dma1 is used in the example.<br>

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10. If the user name or password is incorrect the message is displayed.&#x20;

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11. **Important!** Press Alt+F4 to close kiosk mode. This is needed for the login credentials to be stored in local storage.
12. Reboot Web Panel by turning its power off and on.
13. The Web Panel will auto login and show the MPs.<br>

    <figure><img src="/files/QjpGteFJ5oxLvlcV3oAc" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
14. Disconnect keyboard and mouse or their dongle from Web Panel USB connector(s).


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