Changing settings on mutiple GUIs

Update on this question. We have one GUI setting that can be set to 6 possible settings. We want to change it to a standard setting for all devices. Here is the script I have. On step 2 the GUI setting can be one of 6 settings. How do I get sikuli to find the setting shown and skip the other 5 setting choices? The "or" command doesnt do it.

find("Preset-1.png")
rightClick(Pattern("Preset-2.png").similar(0.90).targetOffset(106,1)) or rightClick(Pattern("Preset-3.png").similar(0.97).targetOffset(112,-1)) or rightClick(Pattern("Preset-4.png").similar(0.95).targetOffset(110,-1)) or rightClick(Pattern("PresetOutdoo.png").similar(0.80).targetOffset(100,0)) or rightClick(Pattern("Preset-5.png").targetOffset(107,0)) or rightClick(Pattern("Preset-6.png").similar(0.80).targetOffset(100,-2))
type("O\t")
type("N\t")
type("N\t")
type("N\t")
type("N\t")
wheel(WHEEL_DOWN,2)
click("1346791944447.png")

OK so i fixed my problem with the presets but I am still searching for the best way to change the IP address from an excel page. Any advice on that point is appreciated.

openApp("C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe")
rightClick("1346788900412.png")
click("Delete") # to clear off the https line
type("1346781791250.png", "https://192.168.x.x\r")
click("Continuetoth.png")
wait(3)
type("user\t")
type("password\r")
wait (10)
click(Pattern("mscieoiizVid.png").targetOffset(105,-2)) # select setting above presets
type("\t") # tab to next preset
type("O\t") # set to outdoor
type("N\t") # set to normal
type("N\t") # set to normal
type("N\t") # set to normal
type("N\t") # set to normal
wheel(WHEEL_DOWN,2)
click("1346791944447.png") # to save config changes
wait (10)
wheel(WHEEL_DOWN,2)
click("1346791944447.png") # to save config changes
wait (10)

--1. make a csv-file
this can be read without any additional modules directly via standard Python I/O

--2. use xlrd
If you want to stick with your XLS, there is a Python module available, that can be used with Sikuli (plain Python).
Google: xlrd ;-) and look for many questions here on this.

Ok so if I use a csv what are the commands in Sikuli to run my script on each IP address on the list? I am reading the guide as well.

Thanks for the help :)

the basics:

if your file looks like this (addresses.txt)
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.3
192.168.0.4

read the ip's into a list

f = open("path-to-addresses.txt
ips = []
for line in f.readlines():
    ips.append(line.strip())
f. close()

for ip in ips:
    print ip # or your code to fill in the ip somewhere

the rest is standard Python scripting according to your needs.