Spectrometer Loses Its Wireless Connection; Wireless Interface Is Disabled In The Netcfg Application - ASD TerraSpec User Manual

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A.5

Spectrometer Loses its Wireless Connection

A.6 Wireless Interface is Disabled in the Netcfg
Application
ASD Document 600541 Rev. G
• Refer to section A.1,
• Try to minimize the RF noise in your environment. RF noise interference
can come from: 2.4 Ghz cordless phones, microwaves, monitors, electric
motors, ceiling fan, lights, security systems, etc.
• Positioning of the spectrometer and instrument controller (computer) can
affect the wireless range. Minimize obstructions between the
spectrometer and the instrument controller. Wall, ceilings, doors,
buildings, hills, etc. can degrade the signal of the spectrometer and
computer.
• Refer to section A.1,
• Check to make sure the wireless adapter is in the same range as the
spectrometer.
The default IP Address for the ASD spectrometer is:
10.1.1.11 for the Ethernet interface, or
»
10.1.1.77 for the wireless interface.
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The default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.
The computer's Ethernet adapter or wireless adapter must have a unique
IP address in the same range as the spectrometer, such as 10.1.1.x where
x is a unique number. The subnet mask must also be the same as the
spectrometer, such as 255.255.255.0.
• Unplug the Ethernet cable from the spectrometer.
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