Using the Clever Logger App to connect your Gateway to Wi-Fi
The Clever Logger Gateway can connect to a Wi-Fi network. Connecting to Wi-Fi often means you can position the Gateway closer to the Logger and get a better signal.
Please note that Clever Logger cannot connect to Enterprise Wi-Fi (with username) or hidden Wi-Fi networks.
Step 1. Install the Clever Logger App on your mobile phone
The Clever Logger App is available for both iOS and Android.
Search for “CleverLogger” in the appropriate app store.
Log into the App
Enter your email address in the App. You will receive a email with an six-digit authorisation code. You only need to do this once.
Step 2. Add the Gateway
Step 2: Add the Gateway
NOTE: If you have already added the Gateway, then you can skip to Step 3 but make sure that the Ethernet cable is unplugged and that you have rebooted the Gateway by pulling out the power cord and putting it back in.
Before you start, the Gateway should be nearby and switched on but not connected to Ethernet.
Your phone should have Bluetooth turned on.
Tap the menu icon in the top left corner of the screen.
Choose Gateways from the menu
Tap the Add a Gateway button
Tap the Add by Scanning button
If you look carefully in the end of the Gateway, you should see the red and green lights flashing.
Click on the Start Searching button
Give your Gateway a name. We recommend this be related to its location. e.g. Childrens Ward.
The Gateway ID and Gateway PIN are on a sticker on the base of the Gateway.
You should see the new Gateway now in your Gateways list.
Step 3. Connect the Gateway to Wi-Fi
Choose the Gateway from the Gateways list by tapping on it.
Tap on the Settings icon
Tap Connect and Configure
Tap on the Wi-Fi link
Tap on the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to.
Enter the Wi-Fi Password and tap the Connect button
The Wi-Fi should now show you as Connected. The process is finished.
Troubleshooting
If this process did not work for you, please check the following…
- Reboot the Gateway by pulling the power cord out and putting it back in, or by switching the power off and on at the wall.
- Make sure the Ethernet cable is not plugged in
- Test the Wi-Fi network by checking that you can see and connect to it on your smartphone.
- Check with your IT department as to whether they have restriction on devices connecting to Wi-Fi. e.g. MAC address filtering.
- You have the latest version of the App installed
