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6.3 Web Interface radEAGLE User Manual
Wi-Fi Client
Log your radEAGLE into an existing Wi-Fi network ( 5.8 , p. 52 ) with the credentials you
received from that network’s administrator.
This item is available while a Wi-Fi dongle is plugged into the radEAGLE ’s USB-A
port.
This can be any type of Wi-Fi network, established by a traditional access point,
as a hotspot established by your smart phone or a dedicated surf stick.
The radEAGLE remembers networks it has been logged into and reconnects
automatically when they become available.
Bluetooth
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Your radEAGLE can be paired with other devices, for example, smart phones, via
Blootooth. You can access the Web interface and share the internet connection.
This item is available while a Bluetooth dongle is plugged into the radEAGLE ’s
USB-A port.
Internet sharing and Web interface access must be supported by the other
device.
LAN Cable
Connect the radEAGLE to a Local Area Network with a running DHCP server. It will
automatically obtain an IP address.
This item is available while a USB to LAN adaptor is plugged into the radEAGLE ’s
USB-A port.
6.3 Web Interface
While a device such as a desktop computer or a tablet is connected ( 6 , p. 83 ) to the
radEAGLE , you can access the Web interface of the radEAGLE .
Look up the IP address of the radEAGLE in the connection settings screen ( 5.7 , p. 52 ) and
point your browser to it.
You can browse and inspect saved spectra ( 7.4 , p. 88 ) or manage or download all saved
data to your device ( 7.10 , p. 104 ).
6.4 Sending Data via E-Mail
While your radEAGLE is, via cable or wireless, connected to a network with Internet access
data can be transferred via email.
You can setup the connections and addresses on the instrument (see 5.7 , p. 52 and 5.6 ,
p. 51 ) or, more convenient, in the Web interface ( 7.7 , p. 100 ).
For details about sending data refer to 5.26 , p. 78 .
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