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Sessantaquattro+ User Manual v.2.0 – March 2023
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USE OF SESSANTAQUATTRO+
The Sessantaquattro+ device can be interfaced to any computer with a network interface and running
any kind of operative system. This manual refers to the use of Sessantaquattro+ together with PC with
Windows and the freeware software OT BioLab+. In case a different type of operative system is used,
or if the user interface needs to be customised the configuration and communication protocol of
Sessantaquattro+ is available as Matlab examples. Please contact OT Bioelettronica to receive the
additional manual and examples.
8.1
Sessantaquattro+ WiFi interface
The WiFi interface available for Sessantaquattro+ is similar to the interface available for other devices
like printers, routers or access points. As any other device connected to a network, Sessantaquattro+
has its own IP address. When Sessantaquattro+ is connected to a network (with the same IP range of
the PC) it is accessible for data transfer, ping or configuration through its web configuration page. It can
act as an access point or can connect to a WiFi network generated from other access points. In the
default factory settings, Sessantaquattro+ generates an open WiFi network (with no password) with the
name "Sessantaquattro+" and acts as a DHCP server providing the settings to the devices that are
connected to the network. The Sessantaquattro+ default IP address, when it acts as access point, is
192.168.1.1, with subnet mask 255.255.255.0. When successfully connected to the network generated
by Sessantaquattro+, typing the IP address on any browser the internal configuration page will be
displayed (refer to section 8.6). The configuration page allows you to check the current settings and to
change all the parameters.
A list of networks, and relative passwords to access them, can be saved in the internal flash memory of
Sessantaquattro+ (refer to section 8.6). When the Sessantaquattro+ is configured to connect to an
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