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Bidgely Gateway Start Up Guide

Activating your Home and Business

Area Network (HAN) Device.

Step 1

Make sure you have the requisite software and hardware.

1) A free Ethernet port on a router directly connected to the Internet.

2) A PC or other device with a web browser.

Step 2

Power up your HAN Device.

1) Plug the Ethernet cable into a port on your router, and the other end into the Ethernet port on your device.

2) Plug the AC adapter into a nearby wall outlet, and plug the other end into the power socket on your device.

Ethernet port

power socket

3) Allow two minutes for the device to boot up. You should see

that 2 of the 4 status LED lights (power and Ethernet) are on

continuously. This indicates that the unit is functioning normally.

NOTE: For optimal performance, the HAN device must be located within 75 feet of the SmartMeter™.

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Page 1 Bidgely Gateway Start Up Guide Activating your Home and Business Area Network (HAN) Device. Step 1 Make sure you have the requisite software and hardware. 1) A free Ethernet port on a router directly connected to the Internet. 2) A PC or other device with a web browser.
Page 2 Bidgely Gateway Start Up Guide Step 3 Log into your PG&E My Energy account pge.com/myenergy. Step 4 On the bottom of the Overview page, select Home And Business Area Network. Step 5 On the HAN Dashboard, choose the account and address where you’d like...
Page 3 Activating Your Home and Business Area Network (HAN) Device Step 6 A Device Registration page will appear. Please complete all required fields. NOTE: The MAC Address/EUI and Install Code are sequences of numbers and letters unique to each device. They’re usually found on the device packaging or labeling, but may also be in the device menu options.
Page 4 Step 11 View your Electric Usage. You can choose either Bidgely or EnergyVue to see your multicast Domain Name System (mDNS), which is electric usage. Follow the instructions below for the known as Bonjour on Apple computers. mDNS may be one you choose.