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Restarting the WiFi module
Restarting the WiFi module will often clear up any connectivity issues
you may be having and is an extremely easy process.
1. Connect the WiFi module to a power source – this can be either
a charged BAT-200 or directly to your computer using the USB
to micro USB cable.
2.
The LED lights on the WiFi module will turn on to indicate that it
is now being powered.
3.
Note: You do NOT need to wait for the network to be transmitted
at this point.
4.
Once the WiFi module is powered, simply press and hold the
button on the front panel of the WiFi module for roughly 4
seconds (until the green, red, and blue turn on).
5.
When the blue LED is the only light on, the closed wireless
network is being transmitted and you can connect devices as
usual.
6.
If the behavior of the WiFi module is still sporadic please
continue to the Updating the WiFi module‟s firmware
walkthrough below.
Updating your Wifi module's firmware
If restarting your NeuLog WiFi module didn‟t solve the WiFi module‟s
performance issues, please update your WiFi module firmware as
per the guide below.
Firmware updates for the NeuLog WiFi module are regularly
released to the NeuLog website www.NeuLog.com.
Choose "Downloads" on the main menu and then choose "Upgrade
firmware".
NEULOG WIFI COMMUNICATION MODULE GUIDE
It is recommended to check back often for the latest releases. Note:
A full WiFi firmware update walkthrough is also available on the
website listed above.
Materials Needed
1.
Download the latest NeuLog WiFi firmware update from the
NeuLog website.
2.
Install the NeuLog WiFi module firmware updater.
3.
Power your WiFi module by connecting a charged BAT-200 or
through connection to your computer using the included USB to
micro USB cable.
After a few moments when only the blue LED light remains on –
4.
the wireless network (NeuLog1334 for example) is being
transmitted.
5.
Open your computers wireless connection settings and connect
to the NeuLogXXXX wireless network.
Note: You may get a notification that you now have a "limited"
connection – this is OK as it simply means you don‟t have
access to the internet.
Open the WiFi firmware updater, titled "wifi module update" from
6.
your desktop (the file you downloaded and installed in step 1).
7.
A small window will open. Press Start. The updater will run
automatically and will take about five minutes.
8.
When the firmware update is complete (you will see the word
"Startus: Update finish OK" on the bottom of the window) you
A computer with wireless capability running a Windows
operating system
WiFi-202 module + USB to micro USB cable
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