The simplest thing here would be to patch the X32 Ethernet into your home router, assuming you can reach it, and then check the X32 Network Settings/Status (something like that) and find out what IP address it has if you need it, but presumably the X32 Edit Software does an IP/port scan on your network to "discover" X32s if not, you can punch in the IP you have and make sure it can connect.* I would imagine that the X32 will default to DHCP so that it's IP is automatically assigned by whatever device is providing DHCP on your network, which is very likely your home/studio Internet router/modem. Pretty slim for manuals, but the release notes state that X32 firmware version 3.0 is required, so I'd make sure it's the latest firmware.
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