STEP 5: ENTER YOUR WI-FI NETWORK INFORMATION:
1. On the top of the screen click “Scan for
Networks”.
2. A list of available Wi-Fi networks will
appear.
3. Select your network.
4. The Security Mode will be automatically
selected.
5. Enter the wireless network's Pass Phrase.
If your network uses WEP, it will be
necessary to know the length of the Pass
Phrase and if it is ASCII or HEX.
ANOTE: WEP networks have signicant
security vulnerabilities and are easily
hacked. It is recommended that WPA or
WPA2 network security mode be used.
By default, “Enable DHCP will be checked.
Unchecking the box will expose the
parameters required for static IP operation.
Click 'Save & Reboot'. Depending on the type of wireless network, it may
take up to a few minutes to make a secure network connection.
ANOTE: After clicking “Save & Reboot” the
thermostat will reboot while displaying the
following ashing at a 1-second interval:
Dot Matrix - “Waiting… “ blinking
Wi-Fi Icon blinking
Bottom right button blinking
(Green highlighted areas are blinking)
If the network parameters are accepted, for 5
seconds you will see “Wi-Fi Connected” on the
Dot Matrix and the Wi-Fi icon illuminated. After 5
seconds, the thermostat will return to the normal
display. If the process is not successful, depending
on the failure mode, you will see one of the
following results:
ANOTE: If you experience either Wi-Fi or DHCP
failure, refer to the Troubleshooting section at the
end of these instructions.
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STEP 6: RECONNECT YOUR COMPUTER TO WIRELESS
NETWORK
While the thermostat is rebooting (it will only take
a few seconds), use your set up device’s network
settings to connect to the wireless network (SSID)
using the password credentials used in the network
setup.
The screenshot to the right shows typical PC
wireless networks. In this case, the thermostat
network has the SSID name NETGEAR67. When
the thermostat is properly connected to the
wireless network, the Green LED will be on steady
(indicating the thermostat is connected to the
network you selected).
BTIP: If a hardwire ethernet cable was removed in
Step 4, it can be plugged back into the computer
now.
STEP 7: RETRIEVE YOUR IP ADDRESS VIA
THE FACEPLATE
The IP address can be retrieved from the faceplate
of your thermostat by accessing the Installer Menu.
1. With an unlocked faceplate (the lock
icon is not on), press and hold the Menu
Icon for 5 seconds to enter the Installer
Menu. Do not release the Menu button
until the Installer text displays in the Dot
Matrix of the faceplate.
2. Next, press the hidden button, located to
the left of the Checkmark button. This will
retrieve the device name. The device name
will be displayed in the Dot Matrix of the
faceplate.
3. Use the Checkmark button and the Return
button to switch between the Thermostat
Name, IP Address, and MAC Address.
WRITE DOWN THE IP ADDRESS. To exit
the menu, tap the Cancel button at the
bottom right of the display.
BHINT: Use the Checkmark and Return
buttons are denoted by the red arrows.
