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Connect monitor to Aeroqual Cloud using wired LAN

Written By: Tanya Taylor (and one other contributor)
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Difficulty

Easy

Steps

7

Time Required

00:15:00

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  1. Make sure the short blue ethernet cable is connected between the ePC and the external port of the monitor. In the AQM 65, the port is on the side wall.

    • Make sure the short blue ethernet cable is connected between the ePC and the external port of the monitor.

    • In the AQM 65, the port is on the side wall.

    • In the AQS 1 and Dust Sentry, the ethernet plug is on the floor of the monitor.

  2. Connect a long Ethernet cable from the outside wall of your monitor to your office router.

    • Connect a long Ethernet cable from the outside wall of your monitor to your office router.

  3. From the Aeroqual Connect home screen, click Configure.

    • From the Aeroqual Connect home screen, click Configure.

  4. Click Settings from the side menu.

    • Click Settings from the side menu.

  5. After several minutes of connecting your ePC to your office router, the router will automatically assign an IP address to the monitor.

    • After several minutes of connecting your ePC to your office router, the router will automatically assign an IP address to the monitor.

    • Go to the Communications column and check the IP address in the Ethernet IP Address field. It should be in the form 192.168.X.XXX .

    • Make sure the Ethernet mode is set to Auto (DHCP client).

    • Leave the WIFi mode as Access point .

  6. Reconnect your device to your office/lab Wi-Fi network to regain internet access.

    • Reconnect your device to your office/lab Wi-Fi network to regain internet access.

    • Open up a browser tab and go to https://cloud.aeroqual.com.

    • Log in with your Aeroqual Cloud user credentials.

    • If you don't have a login, contact Technical Support.

  7. Click Select and use the navigation pane to find your monitor. It should display as Normal operation, indicating the monitor is on and connected to the internet.

    • Click Select and use the navigation pane to find your monitor.

    • It should display as Normal operation, indicating the monitor is on and connected to the internet.

    • It might take several minutes for your monitor to connect to the internet, so be patient.

Conclusion

For further support, contact Technical Support.

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Tanya Taylor

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