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3.
Enter the IPv6 address of your instrument.
To find the IPv6 address, go to: Menu > Network settings > Wi-Fi settings or Ethernet settings > IPv6 address
✐ Note: Enter the address in brackets, for example: [2701:db8:424d:d15::1a2f::].
4. Tap Done.
5. Tap the instrument listing to connect.
✐ Note:
l If you are unable to connect, try adjusting the firewall settings on your router.
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You can also test the setup using the PC app. Click to open the import dialog then click and select Add
instrument from IP.
Connect the Mobile App to the Instrument
The mobile app connects to the instrument via Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth®.
What you will need:
l The instrument
l An iPhone or iPod with the mobile app installed
Connect the Mobile App to the Instrument
1.
Connect the mobile device and the instrument to the same local network.
You have two options:
l Connect the instrument and the mobile device to your current network
l Set the instrument to act as a hotspot then connect the mobile device to the hotspot
2. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile device as per the manufacturer's instructions.
3.
Open the mobile app.
Before the mobile app connects to an instrument, it will open to a list of the instruments it detects sorted by nick-
name, type and serial number.
4.
Tap on your instrument to connect.
Hint: Give the instrument a nickname (System settings > Network settings > Nickname). A nickname can
make it easier to find your instrument in a list. Also, nicknames are fun!
Get Started: Connect the Mobile App to the Instrument
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