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For use with Tanita ANT+ Wireless Body Composition Platforms

ANT-WiFi Network Adapter

There are 2 methods of connecting to the Tanita Wi-Fi Network

Adapter:

1. Private Network – No existing wireless network present

2. Existing Network (Recommended)– through an existing wireless

network(using a Wi-Fi router)

Note: To update My Tanita website data, you need to use the Existing

Network method. Make sure to go to my.tanita.com  rst and create a

new account.

Mac users skip to page 5.

Summary of content (8 pages)

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ANT-WiFi Network Adapter For use with Tanita ANT+ Wireless Body Composition Platforms There are 2 methods of connecting to the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter: 1. Private Network – No existing wireless network present 2. Existing Network (Recommended)– through an existing wireless network(using a Wi-Fi router) Note: To update My Tanita website data, you need to use the Existing Network method. Make sure to go to my.tanita.com first and create a new account. Mac users skip to page 5.
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1. Private Network 1. Plug the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter into an outlet. When the ANT scale is detected the ANT light will turn green (wait approximately 30 sec.). If the ANT light is RED on the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter your scale is too far (over 17 feet) and you need to move it closer to the Tanita Wi-Fi network Adapter. The Wi-Fi light on the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter will be blinking(private network mode). 2.
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2. Existing Network 1. Plug the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter into wall outlet 2. Using your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad go to the Home Page Settings, Wi-Fi and select “TanitaWiFi”, press the home button. 3. Open Safari and enter 170.20.50.1 in the address line and press Go 4. You will now see the Tanita splash screen 5. Click “Network” 6. Select “Existing Network” and locate your network name in the drop-down list 7.
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9. Now using your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad go to the Home Page Settings, Wi-Fi and select your Wi-Fi Router not “TanitaWiFi”, and press the Home button. 10. Open Tanita WiFi Lite App click on Settings, Scales, BC-1000 and change the IP address to your new ip address (from step 8) and press save. 11. In Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter’s Settings click Server, MyTanita and enter the username and password you created in my.tanita.com to automatically upload your readings to the online server, press Save. 12.
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Mac Users 1. Private Network 1. Plug the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter into an outlet. When the ANT scale is detected the ANT light will turn green. If the ANT light is RED your scale is too far (over 17 feet) and you need to move it closer to the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter. The Wi-Fi light on the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter will be blinking (private network mode). 2. Using your Mac go to your Wi-Fi settings and select “TanitaWiFi” 3. Open Safari and enter 170.20.50.1 in the address line 4.
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. Enter your profile information and click save. 7. On the next screen press Get Measurement. 8. The screen* will state that the information was sent to the scale. When the light on the scale blinks green, step on the scale. 9. When the measurement is complete your results will be displayed on the screen**. 10.
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2. Existing Network 1. Plug the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter into wall outlet 2. Using your Mac go to your Wi-Fi settings and select “TanitaWiFi” 3. Open Safari and enter 170.20.50.1 in the address line 4. You will now see the Tanita splash screen 5. Click “Network” 6. Select “Existing Network” and locate your network name in the drop-down list 7. If you have security on your Wireless router select the security from the drop-down list and enter the security code. 8.
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9. Once the Tanita Wi-Fi Network Adapter’s Wi-Fi light turns from red to green click OK 10. Now using your Mac go to your Wi-Fi settings and select your Wi-Fi ROUTER not TanitaWiFi. 11. Open Safari and enter the new IP Address (from step 8) in the a dress line not 170.20.50.1 12. Click on Profile, enter your profile information and click save 13. Click Get Measurement.