12.1.1 Setup and Configuration

12.1.1 Setup and Configuration

To access FactoryWiz TV you will need to install it on a Windows PC with .NET 8 installed. It must also be on the same network as the FactoryWiz server.

FactoryWiz TV can be launched from its desktop icon. By default it will look like the image below:


Here you can change your connection settings if necessary.  The "Host" field is the IP address of the FactoryWiz server. If your server uses HTTPS you will need to check the "Https" field. If your FactoryWiz server uses a port other than 80 you will need to change the port as well.

Click the "Accept" button to save your changes. Click the "Back" button to go to the home screen.



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