Web Browser Via Wireless Device - AJA Ki Pro Quick Start Manual

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Web Browser via Wireless Device

Another option for remote control is Ki Pro's built-in 802.11 wireless transceiver which
can communicate with properly configured 802.11 wireless access points such as an
Airport Basestation or 802.11 wireless router.
Note: Although Ki Pro has an internal 802.11 transceiver, it is not a wireless access
point. Wireless browser clients talk to Ki Pro via an external wireless access point
(such an Airport Extreme base station). Enabling wireless control turns on the
internal 802.11 radio. Parameters 53.1 through 55.1 must be set correctly to
configure Ki Pro so it can be controlled via 802.11b/g.
Ki Pro Web Interface, Wireless Configuration Screen
You can enable or disable wireless control of Ki Pro for security. Further, you can select
a type of wireless security to match other devices; popular methods such as WEP,
WPA and WPA2 are supported. To use wireless control you'll follow this basic process:
1. Enable 802.11 wireless control of Ki Pro.
2. Select the 802.11 IP Config: DHCP (automatic) or Static (manually assigned)
address.
3. Leave Hide 802.11 Password Off until you finish wireless configuration.
4. Select the type of security, if any, to be used. This must match the type of
security used by the network you want to connect to.
5. If you selected Static IP Config, enter an 802.11 IP Address and Netmask.
6. If there is security, enter the password in the 802.11 Password field.
7. Select the name of an Available 802.11 wireless network to connect to (as set
on the access point you'll communicate with).