BITalino R-IoT
User Manual
BR 20200207
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There's no absolute standard on what to use as your IP address and local network IP
scheme. "Our" IRCAM standard using a 192.168.1.100 recipient IP address inherits from
the hardware we designed back in 2004 using Linksys Wi-Fi routers which were on
192.168.1.XXX by default.
Moreover, another classic network numbering uses the scheme 10.0.0.XXX or similar. The
important thing is to understand your 3 devices (the R-IoT, the Wi-Fi access point and the
computer) must be on the same scheme to be able to "see each other". In addition, the R-
IoT must know to which address it has to send data to (the computer IP).
Ideally you will label your AP with a stiff sticker to remember its IP and find an easy way
to remember the ID and port configuration of your R-IoT module.
Once all set, the best practice is to keep the AP and the R-IoT modules paired and stored
together to avoid any mismatch.
