Barco CX-50 Gen2 Installation Manual page 124

Troubleshooting
Problem
Bad WiFi connectivity
Web Interface shows error in the
processes "WiFi Access Point
Daemon" and/or "DHCP Server"
ClickShare Base Unit does not
start up correctly
No LAN connection with the Base
Unit
No WiFi connection with Base Unit SSID not correct
Echo when using ClickShare in the
call
Locate the problem you are experiencing in the table below and apply the solution.
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Cause
The Base Unit is in standby mode
Congestion of the wireless
channel
Metal cabinets, walls, construction
elements, ... can cause reflections
deteriorating the wireless signal.
Obstructions between Buttons and
Base Unit cause lowering of the
wireless strength and quality.
Configuration file is corrupted
Configuration file is corrupted
Wrong IP address
Wrong micro selection
The peripheral is not cancelling
the echo. As a result the
microphone will pick up what the
remote participant says and send
it back in thecall
Massive reverb (echo, sound
bouncing) in the room itself. This
can also be the reason why the
remote side can hear the in-room
participants as if they sit in a metal
can or a fishbowl if they do not sit
directly in front of the microphone.
Solution
Briefly push the standby button on
the Base Unit or insert a Button
and run the ClickShare software.
Use wireless network scan tools to
look for free or the least congested
channels.
Move the Base Unit to another
place in the room.
Avoid placing it inside cabinets,
false ceiling, below the table,
behind a wall, in another room, ....
Check out the ClickShare White
paper on WiFi See www.barco.
com/clickshare.
Browse to the Configuration tab on
the Web Interface and press "Load
Default Settings".
Browse to the Configuration tab of
the Web Interface and press "Load
Default Settings".
IP address is not within your LAN
range.
DHCP is not enabled.
Enter the correct SSID
Select the microphone from the
ClickShare system and not the PC
microphone during the call.
Use a correct device with echo
cancelling.
In these situations, the use of
table (or ceiling) mics or the use of
sound absorbing panels might be
advised.