Disklavier

I wondered the same thing when I got mine last year.  As far as I could tell, you cant change the IP of the piano, it is fixed.  

But there is a nice workaround and that is to get yourself a small router that will translate that IP to any IP you want and then you can use encryption as well.  THe piano has no native encryption, if I recall.

I bought the Linksys WGA600N and it works without a problem and it's so small you cant see it under the piano.  This is a gaming router which is usually the easiest to set up as they are made to translate IPs of gaming units such as XBox.

I access the piano entirely through this router using DKVbrowser which is pretty awesome.  Just waiting for someone to develop an Iphone app now.

Paul

--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "sma3us" <sma@...> wrote:
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> Is it possible or advisable to include the Dislavier wireless port in my home network. 
> 
> I'd like to assign the wireless an IP address that's within my home network's IP space.  I'd like to then use the Virtual PRC from my wired and wireless clients in my network.  These clients are in the 192.168.2.### range whereas the DKIV is in the 192.168.88.### range.
> I'd like the DKIV to be in the 192.168.2.XXX IP space.
> Is this possible?  Also can the DKIV use wireless encryption?
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