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| dan_d_engineer:
Hi every one. Since the DHO 4000 series operates on Android, it is plausible that a WiFi dongle could be used to connect to a network. Any ideas on how to proceed? Thank you all. |
| Pinkus:
Check the DH0800 thread. I remember, they made it possible to have access to Android and they installed a driver for an USB Wifi dongle. |
| ebastler:
It's quite likely that this also works for the DHO4000 -- my DHO1000 certainly behaved the same. A driver is pre-installed for one specific type of WiFi chip. The TP Link TL-WN725N is the USB dongle of choice. The WiFi network parameters are entered via the regular Android configuration UI, which is available by connecting a USB keyboard (before booting the scope) and pressing Windows-N. Remaining network setup via the scope's UI, as for wired LAN. Here's a nice video walk-through: https://youtu.be/ECc2BdJzZfs |
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