If it's like my kindle you get at the wifi settings as follows:
1. Swipe down from notification bar from the top of the screen.
2. Tap on the gear wheel icon near the top right of the screen, then on Wireless, then on Wifi
3. Find the name of your wifi network in the list, do a long press on that name and select "Modify Network"
4. Tap on "Advanced Options", which will enable you to alter the IP settings, e.g. switch between DHCP and static address allocation
I feel sure your error message is being returned by the router and not by the kindle. By default, BridgePal is set up to access the PC at address 10.0.0.150. If your router address is in the 192.168.xxx.xxx range it probably interprets a request to address 10.0.0.150 as being on internet. Since there is no internet connection it's possible that it helpfully returns the message that you are seeing. If everything is working correctly then bridgepalBroadcast.exe on the PC should autoconfigure the BridgePal with the correct address of the PC, assuming that it is running. It is started automatically when you start BridgeScore providing that BridgeScore has been configured to use BridgePal Wireless scoring but you can start it manually by going into the C:/Apache24 folder and double clicking on the .exe file.
You can check whether these broadcast messages are being received by using the "Find BridgePal Server" menu option in the BridgePal app. Watch the screen for 20 seconds. At some point during this 20 seconds you should either see a message reporting the ip address of the PC, or you should see a message saying that nothing was received from the PC.
If you are receiving broadcast messages, try tapping on "Select BridgePal Server" from the app menu and tap on the one labelled BridgePal (normally that will be the only one in the list).
Other things you could check:
- Are the ip addresses of the Kindle, the router, and the BridgePal PC all on the same subnet ? (normally 10.0.0.xxx or 192.168.1.xxx)
- If Kindle is set to use DHCP address allocation then access the wireless settings as described above and try setting a static address instead in the correct range, and put the router address in the Gateway and DNS addresses of the wireless profile for your network.
John