Get Console Airconsole User Manual page 45

Connected to Airconsole
WIFI but cannot connect to
serial port in Get Console
app
been changed it may be in DHCP Client mode or
Static IP addressing mode itself. This means the
Airconsole may have an address other than the
192.168.10.1. Therefore to connect to Airconsole
you must first discover its current IP address and
place your iOS/Mac/PC onto the same IP subnet. A
quick way to do this is to discover the Airconsole
address via Bonjour (iOS/OSX) or mDNS (windows)
by pinging the "AirConsole-xx.local" address from the
command prompt – where "xx" is the actual values
as printed on the back of the Airconsole unit.
URL entered incorrect: Ensure the URL is
http://192.168.10.1 or
(where xx is the actual value from back of unit)
Airconsole hasn't fully booted yet: If top indicator
light is solid red or solid blue, wait for it to change to
blinking blue for 10 seconds before trying to connect
again.
USB-Serial cable not connected: Get Console will
popup error if it connected to Airconsole WIFI, but
there is no Serial cable connected from Airconsole to
your serial device. Connect cable and retry the
connection.
Get Console needs to be restarted: If Get Console
was running in the background of iPhone/iPad prior
to joining to Airconsole WIFI network it may not
pickup the Airconsole Bonjour broadcast. Restart
Get Console by exiting the app (single tap home
button) and then close it down fully by double-
tapping home button and finding Get Console icon
on list of background apps. Press and hold Get
Console icon on the background app list and then
close it via the "x" that appears. You can then re-
launch the Get Console app from the normal app
button on your iPad/iPhone. On restart the green
"Airconsole discovered" message should appear.
iOS Device not on same IP network as Airconsole:
Follow troubleshooting steps above to ensure your
iOS device is on same IP subnet.
Airconsole Needs to be restarted: Occasionally
http://airconsole-xx.local