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Chapter 3
Smart Home Demonstration
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Step 4 Power-up the Raspberry Pi board
Power-up the Raspberry Pi board by connecting it to the mains supply via the
dedicated 5V DC PSU (this will also start the JN5168 USB Dongle). Wait for the board
to boot up - there is no visible indication of this, so wait at least a minute.
Since the JN5168 USB Dongle will also be the Co-ordinator of the WPAN, this device
will create a network, for the moment consisting only of the Co-ordinator - the rest of
the network will be formed later.
Step 5 Obtain the IP address of the Raspberry Pi board
Once the Rapsberry Pi board is up and running, obtain the IP address that has been
allocated to the board. This address is assigned as a DHCP lease from the IP router.
For the process of obtaining this address, consult your IP router’s documentation.
Step 6 Set up the rest of the demonstration system
Continue the set-up of the Smart Home Demonstration by following the procedure in
Section 3.3 .
3.2.2 Linksys Router Connection Instructions
This section describes how to assemble and connect up a Border-Router based on a
Linksys router.
Step 1 Connect the PC to the Linksys router
a) Power-up the PC and wait for the boot process to complete.
b) Use the supplied Ethernet cable to connect the PC to the Linksys router (but do
not power on the Linksys router yet).
Use a blue Ethernet socket on the router (do
not use the yellow socket labelled ‘Internet’) .
Step 2 Connect a JN5168 USB Dongle to the Linksys router
Connect a JN5168 USB Dongle (which is programmed as a Border-Router and as a
WPAN Co-ordinator) to the USB socket of the Linksys router via the supplied USB
extension cable (use of this cable improves the radio performance of the dongle).