
MovieMaker
USA
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Ok, here is what I have:
The ports are:
Router 10.0.0.1
Desktop 10.0.0.2
MagicJack 10.0.0.3
EZB 4 (Sally) 10.0.0.4
I have everything going into the router and then going to the Internet.
I have two wifi connections. One is for the Internet and one is for the EZB. If I hook up for the EZB, I loose the other connection.
I guess my question is: How do I hook it up were they are BOTH connected?
The ports are conflicting.
Is your other network in the 10.x.x.x subnet, and if so, what is your subnet mask. You can't have two adapters on the same machine in the same subnet.
Alan
Everything works fine on the Sally robot. But,I am running TightVNC which lets me use the desktop to control the tablet. Without the control, it is extremely difficult to operate the Sally robot.
I usually fire everything up and then use TightVNC to control Sally. Then I can operate from the Desktop without too many back aches and neck aches, etc.
I hope I explained that correctly.
Before I sold the EZB 4s, I hooked it all up and it worked fine and I had control of it. But, I must have done something different.
To have both EZ-B and Internet access, the EZ-B must be connected to the router and your computer must be connected to the router.
Alternatly, yes you could have a second WiFi adapter and be connected to both (and with your router address being 10.0..0.1 you would avoid the shared address space conflict) but that should not be needed.
To find your computer IP address, open a command prompt and type ipconfig [enter]
(I am making the assumption your router only has one network. Many new ones have more than one. Mine has 4)
Alan
Alan
The address of it is: 192.168.137.1 Port 3389
my router is 10.0.0.1
The ports are:
Router 10.0.0.1
Desktop 10.0.0.2
MagicJack 10.0.0.3
EZB 4 (Sally) 10.0.0.4
Let me do an ipconfig
10.0.0.1
and
10.0.0.4
Thanks for the wi-fi dongle, but I have got one.
and with the EZB4 plugged in:
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.2
From there you can tell the EZ-B your home network's SSID and password. It will reboot and connect to your network and get a 10.0.0.x address.
Then you can connect to your router with your PC. Log into it and find what address it assigned to the EZ-B and tell it to always assign 10.0.0.4 to that MAC addess (instructions vary by router brand).
From then on, you will be set to have Internet and EZ-B on the same network.
Alan
I hooked it all up and it installed the drivers. They all went in fine. I had to search for a place to tell it to hookup to WiFi.
When I connected up to it, It kicked off the other WiFi connector. And when I hooked the other up, it disconnected the previous WiFi.
My batteries are almost dead now, so It will be Monday before I can test it again. And do the procedure outlined above.
Thank You for all of your help.
I answered your question in the other thread. Did you read the answer? Did you try what I suggested? What part of my response is giving you trouble?
I went through the steps that you laid out and I got the V4 to work just fine with the V3 working also. But, I did not quite get the networking part of it with tightVNC.
Sorry.
*blush*
I have my desktop going to the router and then to the internet.
I have two wireless connections: Home-4F92 and EZ-Bv4 07C8.
When I connect to the EZB connection everything works on the W3 tablet. But, I cannot use the Net.
I have to change connections. The problem is, it is very hard to take the tablet off of the robot and make the change and then change it back again later.
I have it in client Mode.
Please, Help!
I have tried the procedure 100s of times.
I am trying to get into client mode. The ONLY way to do this is to turn off the internet.
It is an Xfinity router.
Then I have one that I hook up to the EZB. It works, but not internet.
It is failing me when I try to put it in Client Mode.
I pull up the wifi and hook it to the EZB. It says limited.
I have an SSD: for my router. I put that name in.
Then I put in the password.
Then I hit send or enter or whatever it says.
Then the EZB turns RED. It tells me it cannot hook up.
I manually log in to the router and it logs in just fine.
Routers SSD: home-4f92
IP address: 10.0.0.1
I am pretty much following the videos. But, when I try to get into client mode, it won't let me.
?
It just reboots and turns RED.
I looked in the device manager and there were no problems there.
Alan
Forget the device manager... stay focused on what your doing...
On my wifi, there are many connections, but there are TWO connections that are of concern for me. When I hook up with the V4 I get the following:
First Off, the v4 hooks up to the Sally robot fine using the EZB wifi.
But, no net.
The second connection is my router. When I connect to it, my tablet can get internet.
I can't get into client mode. I have did this EXACTLY like the videos show and When it get's to the point to enter in my SSD: and Password it WON'T connect. It is as simple as that.
I have tried a hundred times over the last two days.
D.J. or someone, Please Help!
Thanks in Advance
Mel
Both SSIDs and Passwords are case sensitive. Make absolutely sure you are typing it correctly.
Alan
I can connect in ADhoc Mode just fine. But, I need to have the internet in order to control the tablet from the Desktop with TigthVNC which had previously worked great. If you know a better VNC type program, I am happy to try it.
OOOoops! my wife is calling for her meds. I will be back THU. got to go give her her meds and take her to the doctor.
thanks guys!
Alan
The ezb3 works and the ezb4 works fine. I can connect to both of them at once.
I can only connect to the internet when I disconnect the ezb4 because there is some sort of conflict.
The problem is that I have the tablet built into Sally.
In the past, I have used tightVNC to control Sally from my Desktop.
But, I cannot use tightVNC to control Sally because it uses 10.0.0.4, the same as the V4.
I need to change ONE of the ip addresses, but I don't know how.
Once I install the tablet back on to the Sally, it becomes much harder for me to get to and change things.
That about sums it up.
Thanks for all of the advice from you Wonderful People!
That being said, if you want to specify an IP address for the EZ-B, you do that in your router through something called Address Reservation or Static DHCP or something similar (different names for different routers). You tell the router the MAC address of the EZB and the address you want it to have.
The MAC address of your EZ-B is 00-07-80-01-07-C8
Once is is on the network, you would use TightVNC to connect to the computer 10.0.0.2, not to the EZ-B at 10.0.0.4. Also note: until you have a reserved IP in the router for the EZ-B, if you do not have the desktop connected to the router before you boot the EZ-B, the EZ-B will grab the lowest available address, so it will be trying for 10.0.0.2.
Alan
No, the reason you can't connect to the internet and the ezb4 at the same time is because your ezb4 is still in WP mode.... As mentioned many times, once you get your ezb into Client mode you will be able to connect to the ezb4 and internet at the same time...
My Network map shows:
router: 10.0.0.1
Desktop: 10.0.0.2
magic-Jack: 10.0.03
and
Sally: 10.0.0.4
Do you think that Sally is conflicting? because she has 10.0.0.4 .
How would I change that?