Console mode:
1. Power
off.
2. Attach a cross-over serial cable between your PC and the serial port on the device.
3. Start
minicom
(Linux),
HyperTerminal
(Windows®) or comparable serial console on
your PC.
4. Serial settings are 115,200 baud, 8 bits, one stop, no parity, and hardware
handshaking.
5. Hold in the test button and power the device.
6. Press
the
Return
key to get the
Local>
prompt
7. Type:
8. set ip address aa.bb.cc.dd (aa.bb.cc.dd is the device IP address)
9. set ip router aa.bb.cc.dd (aa.bb.cc.dd is the gateway IP address)
10. set ip subnet aa.bb.cc.dd (aa.bb.cc.dd is the subnet IP mask)
11. save
12. init
13. exit
14. Restart the device
Webpage
1. Start web browser and access
http://192.168.1.xx
(last two digits depend on
device’s factory setting, typically .11)
2. The default password is
‘access’
3. Select
Configure TCP/IP
4. Change the fields for the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway
5. Click
Submit
6.
Restart the device
Peer-to-Peer Networking
If you don’t have an established LAN or access to the wireless network, you may operate
your robot wirelessly directly from a PC that contains wireless Ethernet in what is known as
peer-to-peer mode.
1. From console mode (see above), at the
Local>
prompt
2. Type:
3. set enet mode adhoc
4. save
5. init
6. exit
7. Restart the device
1. Or from the webpage (access as above)
2.
Select
Configure WiFi
3. Choose
Ad-hoc
from the
Mode
menu
4. Submit
5.
Restart the device
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