3. Choose
“WiFi Settings”
from the Main Menu.
4.
On the WiFi Settings screen, available wireless networks are shown.
This list can be refreshed by selecting the
“Scan Networks...”
option and hitting
“Run”
or
right context button “B”
.
5.
It is important to note that on the right side of the WiFi Settings
screen, an up or down arrow indicates that there are
more selections not visible on screen but can reached with the
arrow keys.
6.
Once desired network has been found, select it by pressing
“Run”
button or
right context button “B”
. It is important to note that the
“Back”
tab can be pressed at anytime to return to the previous screen.
7.
After selecting a network, that network’s information will be displayed. Check the information
and press the
right context button “B”
to connect.
8
The device will return to the WiFi Mode main screen. Here you can check the network
overview that the device is now using. (status will read “Not Connected”)
9.
Return to the main menu by selecting the
“Menu”
tab with the
right context button
“B”
10. From the Main Menu Screen select
“System Settings”
. This screen contains
“Device Name”
,
“Date & Time”
, as well as the
“About”
option.
11. Selecting
“Device Name”
will bring up the option to edit the device
name as it appears on the network. Edit by using the arrow keys. To
record changes, select the
“Save”
tab with the
right context button
“B”
. Saving or canceling will return the device to the
System
Settings
screen.
12.
The Date & Time
screen will bring up the option to edit the date
and time that will be recorded by the device. Edit date and time
by using the arrow keys. Save changes with the
right context
button “B”
. Saving or canceling will return the device to the
System Settings screen.
13. The
About
screen contains system information such as
Model,
Firmware, Bootloader, and Serial #
.
14. Return to WiFi Mode main screen by using the
“Back”
tab twice.
15. Select Connect by pressing the
left context button “A”
.
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