FLEX-6000 Signature Series – Maestro User Guide
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If the Maestro can make a connection to the network, the WiFi network setup is complete, and the
Maestro continues to the Select Radio screen. You can return to the Choose a WiFi Network screen
any time during the Maestro startup process by using the navigation buttons in the upper left and
right corners of the startup screens. The Select Radio screen offers a “< WiFi” button to take you
back to the Choose a WiFi Network screen.
Maestro treats WiFi network connections as secondary to wired network connections. At startup,
it will use a wired Ethernet connection when it is available and will not connect to a WiFi network,
even if a known WiFi network is available. If the wired connection is lost while the radio is in
operation, Maestro will attempt to make a connection to the radio using a known WiFi connection.
However, when operated on battery power, Maestro disables the wired Ethernet port and uses
only the WiFi network connection.
Some users may want to use a WiFi connection for software updates but avoid using it to operate
the radio. A metered WiFi connection might be an example of this situation. To operate Maestro
in this fashion, start Maestro and use the WiFi connection to update the software, then start the
desired version of the software. Enter the Main Menu then tap the Network tab. Tap the WiFi
Settings button. Maestro will break its connection to the radio and then return to the Choose a
WiFi Network setup screen. On this screen, you can select the WiFi network and use the Forget
button to break the connection.
Maestro will clear any information it has stored about making a connection to that network.
Subsequent Maestro startups will not connect to that WiFi network until it is manually selected by
the user.
Tapping the Advanced button opens a screen that is used to configure details of the Maestro WiFi
and wired Ethernet connections.
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