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connecting to an SSID for an eZNT-Wi or eZNTW-Wi thermostat. For example, you
could use a laptop/ PC or a phone to connect with a wireless unit.
This webpage can handle DHCP as well as static IP addressing configuration. The
page can toggle AP Host Mode On and Off and includes many common device
settings.
See III: Wi-Fi Configuration: eZNT-Wi/ eZNTW Configuration Webpage. [Link]
IV. enteliWEB (powered thermostat with Wi-Fi router)
enteliWEB provides access to object pages that contain settings including: IPS1,
IPS2, GW and GWT objects.
See the IV: Wi-Fi Configuration: enteliWEB section. [Link]
I. Wi-Fi Information with On-Screen Menu
This topic focuses on several Wi-Fi specific features of the on-screen configuration
menu. For more information, see
When an eZNT-Wi/eZNTW-Wi is powered up, it briefly shows the last 4 digits of the
AP Mode SSID Hex address (e.g. 238A) and this information helps you to select the
particular device to connect with during Wi-Fi setup.
After you finish making changes from the on-screen Configuration menu,
you need to do a save. Go to the last menu option labeled END. Tap touch
area 8 to select YES. Your changes are saved and the unit exits the
configuration menu. See the procedure: To save configuration changes
[Link]
When you log into the on-screen configuration menu, you can see:
AP mode (AP) status which you can toggle Off or On.
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Router status (rOU) which indicates either oFF or CON and is not editable by a
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user. The router menu item also displays 0 bars (very weak) to 5 bars (very
strong) based on the Wi-FI signal strength (AV94).
Sid address (Sid) displays the last 4 HEX digits of the SSID and is a fixed value.
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See the procedures that follow.
To log into On-Screen Configuration Menu:
For details about login, see
eZNT-Wi Programmable Wi-Fi Thermostat Application Guide
Edition 1.4
Details: On-Screen Menu
Details: On-Screen Menu
Configuration.
Configuration.
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