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Scanner 3100 Wi-Fi & Advanced Networking Guide Section 5
Connect to a Wi-Fi Client (DHCP)
Figure 59
shows the configuration window on a Scanner 3100 which has been configured as a Wi-Fi Client
(DHCP).
1.
Configure your personal Wi-Fi enabled device as a Wi-Fi DHCP
client for a dynamic IP address assignment.
2.
Connect your personal Wi-Fi enabled device to the same
network the Scanner 3100 is connected to. The SSID and
password of that network will have to be provided to you by the
network administrator.
3.
Allow time for your personal Wi-Fi enabled device to connect.
The network DHCP server will grant your personal Wi-Fi en
-
abled device an IP address.
4. Enter the Scanner 3100 IP address found on the window into the address line of a web browser. The
Scanner 3100 IP address will be listed on the window after the
Wifi Client (DHCP)
label. As shown in
the example on Figure 59
, the Scanner 3100 Wi-Fi Client (DHCP) IP address is
192.008.100.004
.
Connect to a Wi-Fi Client (Stat)
Figure 60
shows the configuration window on a Scanner 3100 which has been configured as a Wi-Fi Client
(Stat).
1.
Configure your personal Wi-Fi enabled device with a static IP
address, which you know to not be used on the network but is
on the same subnet as the Scanner 3100
. A subnet is defined
by the first three numbers of an IP address delimited by periods.
2.
Connect your personal Wi-Fi enabled device to the same net
-
work the Scanner 3100 is connected to.
3.
Confirm that the address is on the same subnet of the Scanner
3100 but is not the same IP address.
4. Enter the Scanner 3100 address found on the window into the
address line of a web browser. The Scanner 3100 IP address
will be listed on the window after the
Wifi Client (STAT)
label. As shown in the example on Figure
60
, the Scanner 3100 Wi-Fi Client (Stat) IP address is
192.008.100.004
.
Figure 59 - Wi-Fi Client (DHCP)
Figure 60 - Wi-Fi Client (Static)