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2 Analyzer Settings
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In the online mode configuration can be performed in the following way:
Enter the following data: the access point name (SSID field) and in case of a secured
network tick Modify box and enter the password (Key field). In case of a non-secured
network, "Key" field remains empty, but "Modify" box must be ticked.
Fig. 39. Wi-Fi configuration screen in online mode.
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Select the method for assigning IP address. In case of manual mode - enter appropriate
values into fields: IP Address, Net Mask and Gateway. In automatic mode, select DHCP.
With USB connection, MAC Address field will be filled-in automatically (as read from the
analyzer).
Port field is not editable, it is always 4002.
In case of operating in other subnetworks (the Internet), fill-in External IP Address and
External Port fields. For a direct connection (tablet  analyzer), and for working in a local
network (tablet  Wi-Fi router  analyzer) these fields must be left inactive.
If the analyzer has a static IP address, the search time may be shortened. To do this, enter
IP address of the device in External IP Address field and enter "4002" in External Port
field.
Confirm the settings by pressing OK. This will send new data entered in fields: SSID, Key,
IP configuration, to the analyzer.
If the correct data have been entered, the analyzer will try to connect to Wi-Fi access point.
After disconnecting, the connection status may be followed on screen <10/10>.
The following procedure applies to offline mode, when the analyzer was previously
configured, and there is a need to add it to the database or to edit Wi-Fi parameters that identify
the device.
To properly configure the connection, the following elements will be required:
 Physical Address of the analyzer (MAC Address), this parameter must be read from screen
<10/10> of the analyzer.
 External IP Address and External Port. The parameters required to work in a different
subnetwork than the tablet (computer), especially for connecting to the Internet.
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