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7. Press the “” button to go back to the “Network settings” screen and wait for a number to

appear as the “IP address”, which will appear once it is connected to the router. This should take

a moment.

3.1.3. Join a WiFi hotspot from a mobile device

Most smartphones and some tablets today have the ability to “tether,” which generates a WiFi hotspot

(provides a wireless network) for other devices to connect to it. (The main application of tethering is

intended for sharing internet connection to another device by transmitting its 3G/HSPA+/LTE data,

however this WiFi hotspot can be utilized to connect a DM32 WiFi gauge.) Tablets with the ability to

generate a WiFi hotspot are usually marketed as a “3G” or “WiFi” variant of the device.

Generating a WiFi hotspot from a mobile device is similar to “creating” a WiFi network from a DM32 –

there is no functional benefit over which device is providing the network. As opposed to “joining” a

network, no router is required for both these methods. Depending on the environment and device, the

connection range between the devices may be up to 60 feet.

3.1.3.1. Android devices

To generate a WiFi hotspot from Android devices:

In the applications list or

notifications dropdown

window, press the Settings

icon, which looks similar to the

following icons:

From the Settings menu, select

“More…” under the category of

“Wireless & Network” settings.

Select “Tethering & portable

hotspot”

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