This section details the steps needed to set a network connection for the ZB200 Bridge using the Zebra Setup Utility App for Electronic Temperature Sensors for Android (ZBSetup).
The ZB200 Bridge is set up for DHCP via Ethernet by default, therefore the following steps are only necessary if you are changing to a Static IP address or Wi-Fi.
Download the Zebra Setup Utility App for Electronic Temperature Sensors for Android (ZBSetup) from the Google Play store on your mobile device.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device and then click
Configure Bridge
(1) on the splash screen.
Press and hold
Pair
(2) on the front of the Bridge until the Status LED (3) blinks blue. This puts the Bridge into Bluetooth pairing mode.
Click
Continue
(4).
The Setup Utility App scans for nearby Bridges.
Select the Bridge from the list that matches the Bluetooth MAC address on the back of the Bridge you want to configure.
Click
Pair
(5) to continue.
Manually enter valid Latitude (6) and Longitude (7) coordinates for the Bridge, or click
Use Your Location
(8) to get coordinates from your mobile device, for the Bridge to to add location to sensor data uploads.
Select
Wireless
(9) or
Wired
to set the preferred Network connection type.
If you choose
Wireless
, click on the arrow next to
Available Networks
(10) to select your preferred Wi-Fi network from the list.
To enter your network manually, click on the arrow (11) and enter the
Network Name
(12) and the appropriate
Security
(13) from the dropdown list.
Enter the required password to join the network and click
OK
(14).
Select the appropriate Country Code from the dropdown menu (15).
DHCP is the default IP Addressing Protocol. If you want to switch to Static IP (16), select that as your preferred IP Addressing Protocol, then enter the IP Address (17), Subnet Mask (18), Gateway (19), and DNS Servers (20). Click
Apply
(21).
Bridge configuration is now complete.
When you have successfully connected to the network, whether wired or wireless, the LED next to the appropriate icon on the front of the Bridge will light up.
When DHCP is used, both the IP address and Subnet Mask are automatically obtained by the Bridge.
