Do you use Avast! antivirus? There are known issue with Avast's firewall and with some HP computers. Since you are on an ASUS, probably not the HP wireless issue.

Also, you said this is a desktop. Do you have a wired and a wireless connection on your computer? If so, try unplugging the wired connection. You may have an IP address range overlap since the default IP address of the EZ-B is the same as the default IP address of many wireless routers.

Also, see this tutorial for additional assistance: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Lesson/14?courseId=5

Alan

Hi Alan,

Thanks for the info. I don't have the antivirus you mentioned. By the way yes to ther router which I have cycled the power. No hardwired connections to the computer. I will check and see if the firewall setting may be still an issue.

Thanks again

Hello,

Still dead.. As I mentioned my network and firewall skills are zero.

So far I tried to connect to my network connection, cycled the power to my router and messed with my D Link Manager. My wireless network is shown and the profile settings are the name, SSID, Network type Infrastructure and the security option as WPA/WPA2- Personal., and it is connected.

If I click on the profile settings for EZ-B it shows the name, SSID, Network type as infrastructure, and no security option. No connection is made.

Signal strength is good for both, channel 7 for D-Link, Channel 1 for EZ-B.

Microsoft Security Essentials is a spyware in the machine. I don't know what else may be on the router or where to look.

So far this is where I have gotten. Any other directions?

Thanks,

Andy

Follow the instructions in the first port of this thread to get a diagnostics report: https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/6619

Let's verify you don't have a WiFi radio with a known problem.

Just on the off chance there is an EZ-B user nearby who can help, what city are you located in? It would be good to test your computer with a known good EZ-B and your EZ-B with a known good computer if possible.

Alan

Ok Here is the report. I am located in Meriden, Connecticut USA.

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Name: Wireless Network Connection 2 Description: Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter Status: Down Receive Only: False DHCP: True Auto Private Addressing Active: False Auto Private Addressing Enabled: True MTU: 1500

Name: Wireless Network Connection Description: D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) Status: Up Receive Only: False DHCP: True Auto Private Addressing Active: False Auto Private Addressing Enabled: True MTU: 1472 DHCP Server: 192.168.1.254

Win32_NetworkAdapter

WAN Miniport (SSTP) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000000] WAN Miniport (SSTP) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (SSTP) DeviceID = 0 Index = 0 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 2 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (SSTP) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_SSTPMINIPORT\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (SSTP) ServiceName = RasSstp SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (IKEv2) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000001] WAN Miniport (IKEv2) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (IKEv2) DeviceID = 1 Index = 1 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 14 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (IKEv2) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_AGILEVPNMINIPORT\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (IKEv2) ServiceName = RasAgileVpn SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (L2TP) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000002] WAN Miniport (L2TP) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (L2TP) DeviceID = 2 Index = 2 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 3 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (L2TP) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_L2TPMINIPORT\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (L2TP) ServiceName = Rasl2tp SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (PPTP) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000003] WAN Miniport (PPTP) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (PPTP) DeviceID = 3 Index = 3 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 4 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (PPTP) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_PPTPMINIPORT\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (PPTP) ServiceName = PptpMiniport SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (PPPOE) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000004] WAN Miniport (PPPOE) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (PPPOE) DeviceID = 4 Index = 4 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 5 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (PPPOE) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_PPPOEMINIPORT\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (PPPOE) ServiceName = RasPppoe SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (IPv6) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000005] WAN Miniport (IPv6) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (IPv6) DeviceID = 5 Index = 5 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 6 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (IPv6) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_NDISWANIPV6\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (IPv6) ServiceName = NdisWan SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000006] WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) DeviceID = 6 Index = 6 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 7 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_NDISWANBH\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) ServiceName = NdisWan SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller AdapterType = Ethernet 802.3 AdapterTypeId = 0 Availability = 3 Caption = [00000007] Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller DeviceID = 7 GUID = {2C7EA5FB-9F5A-4F57-8DE9-E409EFEEA24E} Index = 7 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 10 MACAddress = 20:CF:30:AF:D2:B1 Manufacturer = Realtek MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller NetConnectionID = Local Area Connection NetConnectionStatus = 7 NetEnabled = False PhysicalAdapter = True PNPDeviceID = PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_83A31043&REV_03\4&264571C2&0&0050 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller ServiceName = RTL8167 Speed = 9223372036854775807 SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

WAN Miniport (IP) Availability = 3 Caption = [00000008] WAN Miniport (IP) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = WAN Miniport (IP) DeviceID = 8 Index = 8 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 8 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = WAN Miniport (IP) PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT\MS_NDISWANIP\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = WAN Miniport (IP) ServiceName = NdisWan SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

RAS Async Adapter Availability = 3 Caption = [00000010] RAS Async Adapter CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = RAS Async Adapter DeviceID = 10 Index = 10 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 9 MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = RAS Async Adapter PhysicalAdapter = False PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = RAS Async Adapter SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter Availability = 3 Caption = [00000011] Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter ConfigManagerErrorCode = 10 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter DeviceID = 11 Index = 11 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 11 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter PhysicalAdapter = False PNPDeviceID = ROOT*TEREDO\0000 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter ServiceName = tunnel SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter Availability = 3 Caption = [00000013] Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter DeviceID = 13 Index = 13 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 12 MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter PhysicalAdapter = False PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) AdapterType = Ethernet 802.3 AdapterTypeId = 0 Availability = 3 Caption = [00000015] D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) DeviceID = 15 GUID = {1CA4A7DE-8E60-49FF-B6E7-8586E61C8CEB} Index = 15 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 13 MACAddress = 84:C9:B2:73:D6:F3 Manufacturer = D-Link Corporation MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) NetConnectionID = Wireless Network Connection NetConnectionStatus = 2 NetEnabled = True PhysicalAdapter = True PNPDeviceID = USB\VID_07D1&PID_3C0A\1.0 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) ServiceName = netr28ux Speed = 177000000 SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter AdapterType = Ethernet 802.3 AdapterTypeId = 0 Availability = 3 Caption = [00000016] Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter ConfigManagerErrorCode = 0 ConfigManagerUserConfig = False CreationClassName = Win32_NetworkAdapter Description = Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter DeviceID = 16 GUID = {1E2AE046-F8F3-4006-B611-F2051DF11FC7} Index = 16 Installed = True InterfaceIndex = 15 MACAddress = 84:C9:B2:73:D6:F2 Manufacturer = Microsoft MaxNumberControlled = 0 Name = Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter NetConnectionID = Wireless Network Connection 2 NetConnectionStatus = 7 NetEnabled = False PhysicalAdapter = True PNPDeviceID = {5D624F94-8850-40C3-A3FA-A4FD2080BAF3}\VWIFIMP\6&260526B0&0&01 PowerManagementSupported = False ProductName = Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter ServiceName = vwifimp Speed = 9223372036854775807 SystemCreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem SystemName = RONALDRICE-PC TimeOfLastReset = 20150306062218.375199-300

Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=0 Caption = [00000000] WAN Miniport (SSTP) Description = WAN Miniport (SSTP) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 0 InterfaceIndex = 2 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = RasSstp SettingID = {71F897D7-EB7C-4D8D-89DB-AC80D9DD2270}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=1 Caption = [00000001] WAN Miniport (IKEv2) Description = WAN Miniport (IKEv2) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 1 InterfaceIndex = 14 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = RasAgileVpn SettingID = {15A7C7B6-9789-49E2-A795-705AE6A420C5}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=2 Caption = [00000002] WAN Miniport (L2TP) Description = WAN Miniport (L2TP) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 2 InterfaceIndex = 3 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = Rasl2tp SettingID = {E43D242B-9EAB-4626-A952-46649FBB939A}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=3 Caption = [00000003] WAN Miniport (PPTP) Description = WAN Miniport (PPTP) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 3 InterfaceIndex = 4 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = PptpMiniport SettingID = {DF4A9D2C-8742-4EB1-8703-D395C4183F33}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=4 Caption = [00000004] WAN Miniport (PPPOE) Description = WAN Miniport (PPPOE) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 4 InterfaceIndex = 5 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = RasPppoe SettingID = {8E301A52-AFFA-4F49-B9CA-C79096A1A056}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=5 Caption = [00000005] WAN Miniport (IPv6) Description = WAN Miniport (IPv6) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 5 InterfaceIndex = 6 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = NdisWan SettingID = {9A399D81-2EAD-4F23-BCDD-637FC13DCD51}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=6 Caption = [00000006] WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) Description = WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 6 InterfaceIndex = 7 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = NdisWan SettingID = {5BF54C7E-91DA-457D-80BF-333677D7E316}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=7 Caption = [00000007] Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller Description = Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller DHCPEnabled = True Index = 7 InterfaceIndex = 10 IPEnabled = False MACAddress = 20:CF:30:AF:D2:B1 ServiceName = RTL8167 SettingID = {2C7EA5FB-9F5A-4F57-8DE9-E409EFEEA24E}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=8 Caption = [00000008] WAN Miniport (IP) Description = WAN Miniport (IP) DHCPEnabled = False Index = 8 InterfaceIndex = 8 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = NdisWan SettingID = {2CAA64ED-BAA3-4473-B637-DEC65A14C8AA}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=10 Caption = [00000010] RAS Async Adapter Description = RAS Async Adapter DHCPEnabled = False Index = 10 InterfaceIndex = 9 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = AsyncMac SettingID = {78032B7E-4968-42D3-9F37-287EA86C0AAA}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=11 Caption = [00000011] Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter Description = Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter DHCPEnabled = False Index = 11 InterfaceIndex = 11 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = tunnel SettingID = {51DD55EC-ED10-40E5-977C-9AE2235FDD23}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=13 Caption = [00000013] Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter Description = Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter DHCPEnabled = True Index = 13 InterfaceIndex = 12 IPEnabled = False ServiceName = usb_rndisx SettingID = {2FA41B77-4130-48DE-B032-52E3DEE426E4}

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=15 Caption = [00000015] D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) DatabasePath = %SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc DefaultIPGateway = 192.168.1.254 fe80::2a16:2eff:fe40:4b49 Description = D-Link DWA-140 RangeBooster N USB Adapter(rev.B2) DHCPEnabled = True DHCPLeaseExpires = 20150307110431.000000-300 DHCPLeaseObtained = 20150306110431.000000-300 DHCPServer = 192.168.1.254 DNSDomain = attlocal.net DNSDomainSuffixSearchOrder = attlocal.net DNSEnabledForWINSResolution = False DNSHostName = RonaldRice-PC DNSServerSearchOrder = 192.168.1.254 DomainDNSRegistrationEnabled = False FullDNSRegistrationEnabled = True GatewayCostMetric = 0 256 Index = 15 InterfaceIndex = 13 IPAddress = 192.168.1.66 fe80::d9da:2dad:2c95:e1e7 2602:252:d2f:ee60:89a1:b451:5607:4a8b 2602:252:d2f:ee60:d9da:2dad:2c95:e1e7 IPConnectionMetric = 25 IPEnabled = True IPFilterSecurityEnabled = False IPSecPermitIPProtocols = IPSecPermitTCPPorts = IPSecPermitUDPPorts = IPSubnet = 255.255.255.0 64 128 64 MACAddress = 84:C9:B2:73:D6:F3 ServiceName = netr28ux SettingID = {1CA4A7DE-8E60-49FF-B6E7-8586E61C8CEB} TcpipNetbiosOptions = 0 WINSEnableLMHostsLookup = True

\RONALDRICE-PC\root\cimv2:Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index=16 Caption = [00000016] Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter Description = Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter DHCPEnabled = True Index = 16 InterfaceIndex = 15 IPEnabled = False MACAddress = 84:C9:B2:73:D6:F2 ServiceName = vwifimp SettingID = {1E2AE046-F8F3-4006-B611-F2051DF11FC7}

Win32_ComputerSystem

RONALDRICE-PC AdminPasswordStatus = 3 AutomaticManagedPagefile = True AutomaticResetBootOption = True AutomaticResetCapability = True BootROMSupported = True BootupState = Normal boot Caption = RONALDRICE-PC ChassisBootupState = 3 CreationClassName = Win32_ComputerSystem CurrentTimeZone = -300 DaylightInEffect = False Description = AT/AT COMPATIBLE DNSHostName = RonaldRice-PC Domain = WORKGROUP DomainRole = 0 EnableDaylightSavingsTime = True FrontPanelResetStatus = 3 InfraredSupported = False KeyboardPasswordStatus = 3 Manufacturer = ASUSTeK Computer INC. Model = CM1630 Name = RONALDRICE-PC NetworkServerModeEnabled = True NumberOfLogicalProcessors = 2 NumberOfProcessors = 1 OEMStringArray = 20CF30AFD2B1 02AI010F7FF1000000 To Be Filled By O.E.M. To Be Filled By O.E.M. PartOfDomain = False PauseAfterReset = -1 PCSystemType = 1 PowerOnPasswordStatus = 3 PowerState = 0 PowerSupplyState = 3 ResetCapability = 1 ResetCount = -1 ResetLimit = -1 Roles = LM_Workstation LM_Server NT Potential_Browser Master_Browser Status = OK SystemType = x64-based PC ThermalState = 3 TotalPhysicalMemory = 4025667584 WakeUpType = 6 Workgroup = WORKGROUP

Are you trying to connect via ad-hoc(pc direct to ez-b) or client(ez-b to your router) mode?

If your connecting direct to the ez-b you won't be connected to your router.

If your connecting the ez-b to your router you must connect to the ez-b and set it to client mode in the web server. I will link you to videos I made showing the 2 modes and how to set them.

Hi Technopro,

I am just trying to connect for the first time.

I have not been able to connect to even get to use the software.

I don't see anything in the debug that would cause a known issue. I see from your software list you have a Samsung Android device. See if the Android can connect to the EZ-B's Wifi network.

If so, you should be able to go to it's web browser (open Chrome and go to http://192.168.1.1 ) and change the EZ-B to infrastructure mode connected to your router.

Alan

Try connecting to your EZ-B in client mode (this will use your router). Using an Internet enabled device like another computer, cell phone ect, type the following in to your web browser at the top of your search engine screen (Google, Firefox ect)...

http://192.168.1.1

Now use the EZ-B server to change the EZ-B into client mode. This will reboot and the LED will start flashing green. You should now be in client mode. Now open ARC and use the scan tool in the connection control icon that looks like a mini cell phone tower to locate your ezb. If it finds your EZ-B's IP address you will hear a chime. Press "Stop" wait a couple of seconds then press "Connect". Hopefully you will hear the EZ-B chime again to confirm it's connected.

@Steve G,

He can't connect in client mode until he can connect in AP mode since he needs AP mode in order to connect to the EZ-B's web server to change to client mode. That is why I suggested trying with the Android device.

It isn't ARC that is failing to connect, it is his PC failing to connect to the EZ-B at all.

Alan

@Alan.

Curious. That's is I did it when I set my first EZ-B up last year (unless I missed something). I had the issue initially because I was using a HP laptop that wouldn't connect via Ad-Hoc. I set up client mode using my iPhone, then went back to the laptop to connect b

@Steve G

Yes, the HP machines with the RALink Wifi radios can't connect to the EZ-B AP mode, but if the EZ-B is connected to the router in client mode should not have an issue communicating. so I am suggesting he do exactly what you did. Get into client mode via a different device.

Alan

@Alan.

Apologies. I skipped right past your post suggesting that when I was scrolling past the debug post.

@ANDY ROID, are you running the network and wireless connections together. In other words do you have the network cable (Cat 5/6) plugged into your laptop and enabled?

Hi pacowang,

No cables are connected to the computer, just the wireless.

Just so you know, Steve and TheTechGuru are sending you down what I believe is the correct path. Have you connected to the EZ-B with the Android yet?

If that doesn't work, do you the ability to plug a network cable in from your PC/laptop to your router?

Either of these two would allow you to configure the EZ-B in client mode, and most probably solve the issue you are having.

Hello to Alan and all helping,

OK .. I connected to the EZ-B with my phone,

status connected security none Signal very strong link speed 54mbps IP address 192.168.1.2 proxy none IP setting DHCP

I went to http://192.168.1.1 and have no idea which to pick to get to look at what I need. any advice.. also I never mentioned I am connected to my tv through ROKU. Possible conflict here? How can I confirm my router is still not set for a direct wired computer which may have been used 3 years ago. (computer is disconnected now).

on the android, open a web browser. Connect to http://192.168.1.1. From there use this guide.

wifi modes

start at 3:30 in the video.

Put the robot in Client Mode and then you should be able to connect to it from your PC in ARC.

Give credit for the answer to thetechguru.

Once the web page ( http://192.168.1.1) comes up click on the Wifi Client mode button... Then enter the SSID (name of your wifi network) and then the pass word... Then save... the ezb will reboot and if you did it correctly the flashing blue LED on the ezb will now be flashing green... Once you get this done we can try and get you connected to ARC...

Great. You now need to click on WiFi Client mode.

Then enter the information it asks for. Then follow the steps outlined in post #10.

Connection tutorial.

Excellent that the Android worked. that means your EZ-B is good, and the D-Link USB WiFi adapter you are using may have the same issue as the RALink radios.

We'll be able to get you up and running in client mode.

Alan

Hi Alan,

I Thank you and all that are helping, again.

I am still confused about getting to the address (http://192.168.1.1). Do I have to load the EZ software in the phone? then do the setup in the EZ-B? ( Have I mentioned my computer and internet knowledge SUCKS ) . I assume by your answers we are getting closer.

No. Once connected to client mode using your phone, You need to open ARC on the computer you want to use, as your EZ-B is now connected to your router. Once you have the client mode bit sorted, open ARC and use the scan tool in the connection control icon that looks like a mini cell phone tower to locate your ezb. If it finds your EZ-B's IP address you will hear a chime. Press "Stop" wait a couple of seconds then press "Connect". Hopefully you will hear the EZ-B chime again to confirm it's connected.

What basically happens now is that your EZ-B and computer will meet in the middle (the router), connect to each other, and hopefully play nice with each other.

All your doing with your phone is going to a web page like any other web page, only this one is the web server of the ezb4... follow the steps below...

1. Connect to the ezb with your phone
2. Open your phone's web browser and type in http://192.168.1.1
3. The ezb web server will come up
4. Locate the Client Wifi button on that web page and click on it
5. It will ask you to enter your SSID (network name) and pass word
6. Press save and you done with using your phone

Just to give you a bit of clarity as to why you are doing this...

AP mode means that the ez-b is acting as a network and isnt a part of your wifi network that your computer is currently using.

Client mode means that the ez-b is connected to your network and is a part of your wifi network.

Client mode allows anything that is connected to your network to see the EZ-B. AP mode only allows devices (such as your cell phone right now) to connect to your EZ-B and only see the EZ-B (not totally correct but for this issue it is). By default, the EZ-B ships in AP mode because it is impossible for EZ=Robot to know your network configuration.

You computer is connecting in Client mode to your router which allows it to see everything on your network. By putting your EZ-B in Client mode (putting it on your network) your computer should have no issue connecting to it. This is done by following the directions that have been listed earlier in this thread.

This can be done from your android or other Smart Phone. I have to do this because my home network is on the 192.168.1.x network so the default IP address conflicts with my router. It could be handled differently but it is just as easy to configure the EZ-B (with a smart phone) to be in Client mode and thus on my network resolving the conflict.

The network will assign the EZ-B a new IP address. This is based on your network configuration, so you will now have to find the device on your network. ARC can be told to search for the EZ-B on your network by launching ARC and clicking the little radio/cell tower image that is to the right of the first connection in the Connections component which should be on the top left side of ARC.

AT LAST IT LIVES... THREE TRYS LOADING THE CLIENT DATA BUT ALL IS WELL...

It was great to hear her sweet voice say I have a connection. The scan for a new address and the connection all went well. Software is up and running.

I really Thank All of You. thetechgruru, Steve G, and d.cochran thanks for sticking it out with me and Richard R the help at the end. Technopro and pacowank thanks for the input...

Be Well

Fantastic. That's great news. Don't worry about your computer skills. You will improve in no time. We all had to start somewhere, right? Anyway happy building.

@ANDY ROID Sweeeet! another EZ Robot addict... I mean user...

Woo Hoo!

You will need to pick which one of us helped most and mark this as resolved or you will get daily emails from the forum reminding you forever....

Unfortunately, no way to spread the credit around when we each contributed something.

Alan

Good job man. The fun (and addiction) begins. Go ahead and make another order for you next EZ-B as it will be no time before you want another one

No problem. The good thing is you learned some stuff along the way which you can use in the future!

Where and when did you purchase the EZ-Robot? Also, can you let me know the firmware version number that is presented when you log into the EZ-B HTTP Web Interface?

Hello,

I bought the Developer kit from Maker Shed and received it two days ago, The tag on the box says: 89008001000 mfg date 2014-7-31

I just connected to the page you asked and there is no version information listed.

Hope this helps.

I was able to connect and have a green light today, so all seems well.

Thanks,