ROAM Bridge: Difference between revisions

From IVS Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 23: Line 23:
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Login Screen.png}}
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Login Screen.png}}


{{Top of Page}}
<hr>
<hr>


Line 31: Line 32:
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 01.png}}
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 01.png}}


{{Top of Page}}
<hr>
<hr>


Line 37: Line 39:
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 02.png}}
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 02.png}}


{{Top of Page}}
<hr>
<hr>


Line 43: Line 46:
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 03.png}}
{{img | width = 750px | file = ROAM Bridge Wireless 03.png}}


{{Top of Page}}
<hr>
<hr>


Line 49: Line 53:
#Click on <b>DHCP Client</b>.
#Click on <b>DHCP Client</b>.
#:From there, you will see the <b>IP Address</b> for wifi1.
#:From there, you will see the <b>IP Address</b> for wifi1.
{{Top of Page}}
}}
}}

Revision as of 17:13, 27 February 2024

ROAM Bridge

Physical Device


Accessing the ROAM Bridge

To access the ROAM Bridge, it must be powered and connected to the network.

✎
You can also access the device by connecting a laptop or computer directly to the deivce.

Once on the network, please navigate to the IP of the bridge, and enter the credentials.

The default administrative credentials are:
User:
admin
Password:
admin51

⇧ Back to Top


Configure Wireless

🕮
To the left of wifi1, you will see a button with [E] or [D]. Make sure this is showing a [D]. This means that is is enabled. The letter D is prompting you to disable wifi1.
  1. Select Wireless.
  2. Click on wifi1.

⇧ Back to Top


  1. Scroll down to Configuration.
  2. Under SSID select the wireless network you are going to connect to.

⇧ Back to Top


  1. Continue scrolling down to Security.
  2. Under Passphrase, enter in the password for the wireless network you selected above.

⇧ Back to Top


Locate DHCP Address of the Bridge

  1. Navigate to IP.
  2. Click on DHCP Client.
    From there, you will see the IP Address for wifi1.
⇧ Back to Top