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2. Adjust the various settings in the Network Interface
Configuration window to match your network:
Table 1. Network Interface Configuration
Option
Direction
Mode
IP Address, Mask,
Gateway, Primary DNS
Server, Secondary DNS
Server
3. Click
when you are done.
If you connected your computer directly to the receiver with
an ethernet cable remember to plug the receiver into your
Local Area Network.
CAUTION: It is essential to leave the DHCP
server option disabled on your receiver
(Setup DHCP). Enabling that option could
create a conflict with your network's DHCP
server. This is not to be confused with the DHCP
client option described above. Its not required to
configure other options in the Network Interfaces
(described in Setting Up a Wi-Fi Connection
to your Network).
Note: Ethernet Network Address Settings
If you wish to specify what devices can communicate with the
system by way of Access Control Lists (ACLs), the network
address should be set to a static IP. Your IT team will assist in
ensuring the routes required are open for each device to
connect through any firewalls.
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Setting Up your Receiver
Settings
WAN
Static (in which case you
must set the IP Address in
the field below) or DHCP
Client (the receiver gets its
IP address from your
network's DHCP server).
Enter the IP addresses
according to your network
configuration.
Setting Up a Wi-Fi
Connection to your
Network
This section describes how to configure your receiver with a
Wi-Fi wireless connection using DHCP automatic IP address
assignment.
CAUTION: If you need to use your LoRaWAN
router in Wi-Fi mode with a static IP address, See
Workaround for Wi-Fi Connection with
Static IP Address.
To set up Wi-Fi wireless access for your receiver:
1. Plug the provided Wi-Fi antenna into the Wi-Fi connector
and rotate the ring clockwise to fasten the antenna
securely:
Figure 18. Attaching antenna for Wi-Fi network
2. Click Wireless Wi-Fi as WAN, as shown below:
Smart-Vue Pro LoRaWAN Enabled Receiver
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