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# Accessing HOLOPLOT Control

You can access HOLOPLOT Control from any device connected to the local control network—the URL to access the app changes depending on the specific control network used.

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**Browser Requirements**

We recommend using **Google Chrome**. The following browsers are **not supported**: Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
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### Finding the URL to access

Our devices utilize DHCP for acquiring IP addresses, making the configuration seamless. The easiest way to access HOLOPLOT Control is by using the associated HOLOPLOT Controller ID, which is easily found on the HOLOPLOT Controller's label. The Controller ID will be in the format `AAA-0123`. The resulting URL should be: `http://AAA-0123.local`.

<figure><img src="/files/xLf8J48P6iAakWuMRcfb" alt=""><figcaption><p>Controller Tag Location</p></figcaption></figure>

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Please observe that `https://` is currently not supported. Ensure you're accessing the URL using `http://`
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