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the Starter Kit to connect to it by double-clicking on any of the
other SSIDs. The following screen appears.
Figure
11: Wireless Reconfiguration
4. Enter the details of the Access Point to which you want to Starter
Kit to connect, including the SSID, Pre-Shared Key, DHCP
(Enable/Disable), Device IP Address, Laptop/PC IP Address and the
Gateway Address.
5. Click on Apply and close the Demo Application. Connect the Laptop
to the new Access Point and you can restart the Demo Application
to communicate with the Starter Kit again.
NOTE: If the details entered in step 4 above are incorrect and the
connection to the Access Point fails, the MCU application reboots with
the default configuration where it tries to connect to an Open Access
Point (Auto Connect mode). The LCD module will display “CONFIG
ERROR” for a second to signal this. The user would have to go through
the steps detailed in Auto Connect/Manual modes to connect and
reconfigure the MCU board wirelessly again.
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