Data Sharing: Using LabQuest
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b.
Verify LabQuest is attempting to connect to the
network. The network status should indicate
“Connecting.”
c.
Verify LabQuest has successfully connected to
the network. The network status should change
to a numeric IP address.
When LabQuest has successfully connected to
the network, tap OK to return to the Connections
app.
Create a new LabQuest Network (Ad-Hoc Network)
If you do not have access to an existing Wi-Fi network, or are not permitted to access your
school's network, you can quickly and easily set up a network with LabQuest 2.
TIP!
Students can connect to a LabQuest Network with their mobile devices. This network will
not support access to the Internet. The email function of LabQuest will not work with a LabQuest
ad-hoc network.
a.
Select Create Network.
TIP!
If you are in an area with several Wi-Fi
networks, you may need to scroll to the bottom of
the network list to locate “Create Network.”
b.
Tap the Network Name field and assign a name
to this new network (e.g., Ms. Johnsons
classroom). Then, tap Create.
TIP!
Protect your network by assigning a
password that you will provide only to your
students. Select the check box and assign a
password to your new network (e.g., 1frog,
scienceisfun!). The Passphrase must meet certain
criteria. See our website for more information:
www.vernier.com/til/2699