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Qu pad connection.

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2016/03/02 at 11:33 am #54336

Marko3182
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I’m guessing I just plug a wireless router into the qu16 and it will work.

Am I correct in thinking I don’t need an actual internet connection??

2016/03/02 at 11:52 am #54338

[XAP]Bob
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Correct

The iPad has to be on the same subnet, so use the LAN port of a router – not the WAN port

2016/03/02 at 5:25 pm #54344

dpdan
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it is also a very good idea to create a password so nobody can log into your router thinking they are getting free internet.

I highly recommend an Apple Airport Express or Extreme router, and if that is your choice, go to the app store and get the free App called Airport, it is super easy to set up the router and enter a password to lock people out.

2016/03/02 at 10:11 pm #54349

Marko3182
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Mega… I have any AirPort Extreme I no longer use… So that would be perfect! Thanks dude.

2016/03/02 at 11:21 pm #54352

David Haughton
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@marki3182
Hi Mark, welcome to the Digital Community! 🙂

There’s a video on Qu-Pad & Router setup in our YouTube tutorial series.

See this post for more info: https://community.allen-heath.com/forums/topic/qu-tutorial-video-series-youtube

Cheers.
Harry

2016/03/03 at 5:47 pm #54368

Jun
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@harry A&H

Hi Harry,

My Qu-Pac DHCP is currently ENABLED but is unable to pick-up the router’s set-up.
I also have manually updated the IP Address, Subnet Mask & Gateway in the Mixer (Network) but still unable to connect with my Ipad.

need your advice how I can further trouble shoot.

2016/03/03 at 5:53 pm #54369

[XAP]Bob
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Can you confirm that a computer gets a DHCP address from the router?
That you plugged into a LAN port
That you have tested the cable (or at least have a link light)

2016/03/03 at 5:58 pm #54370

Jun
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Yes, I am using a 5th generation Airport Extreme & can see the IP address via Airport Utility.
I restored it not to factory default & now having IP Address & Subnet Mask Only.
Cable is tested, same cable I used now to re-set-up the airport extreme.

Is there a need for me to manually update the IP, Subnet & Gateway in the mixer?
Though after, restoring to default, I am only seeing values for IP Address & Subnet Mask. There is no more Router Adress.

pls see attached pix.

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2016/03/04 at 3:37 am #54374

Jun
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also, the Qu-Pad is prompting to enter an IP Address. I tried entering the router’s Ip Address but still not working.
Is it not supposed to detect automatically?

I am really having difficulty setting up the router, i have already tried 3 different routers (Airport Extreme, Express, Dlink 850L) with no success still.

2016/03/04 at 6:08 am #54379

[XAP]Bob
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QuPad can be told to use an IP address, but that’s usually not required (and should be the IP of the desk, not the router.

Let the router boot up, then connect the cable to the QU, then boot that up.

It should DHCP – assuming the router isn’t doing any fancy Mac filtering…

2016/03/04 at 6:44 am #54380

Jun
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Hi Bob,

what do you mean by IP of the desk?

you mean I will reboot fir the the router, then after rebooting while it is still on, i will connect to QU-PAC then turn-on the Qu-Pac?

2016/03/04 at 7:58 am #54381

Jun
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Hi Bob,

I have tried so many ways but still not able to make it work.
Kindly below details if there is anything you can see.

Firmware: 1.82
QuPad: 1.81
Router: Airport Extreme 802.11n (5th Generation) ==> Is this too old version?
DCHP and NAT
DCHP Range @ 10.0

– QUPAC DCHP is ENABLED
– Network cable is connected to LAN port of the router & board.
– Lnk yellow light is on
– I turned on first the router, insert the network cable then, turn on the board.
– tried to enter both the router IP & wifi Ip Address (in Ipad Settings)

2016/03/04 at 8:07 am #54382

[XAP]Bob
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The iPad doesn’t need the router IP.
I presume it connects to the Wireless OK?

The QuPac DHCP is on – so the settings page should show an IP address (I can’t recall exactly where that page is – but it’s the one with firmware version etc.. The IP address is one of the bottom lines of the page.

Can you see the DHCP table in the router?

2016/03/04 at 10:06 am #54383

Jun
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Hi Bob,

Yes Know where to see the QuPac DHCP setting. It has a default Ip, subnet & gateway. Please let me know how important are these default values.

Yes I can also see the DHCP table in the router if you mean viewing the router in computer or via settings of the ipad upon connecting to it.

I really do not understand it as I am not familiar with networking.
But here’s how I do it.

1. Turn on the router.
2. Connect the the network cable to & from router to qupac (via lan port).
3. Turn on the qupac with default DHCP ENABLED setting.
4. Connect my Ipad via wifi to this router after checking the Lnk is on (orange).
5. Open the QUPAD app, which gives 2 options DEMO & OTHER.
6. I Chose the OTHER.
7. It prompts to enter IP ADDRESS or HOST NAME.
8. This where I try to enter the IP of the router.

Hoping that you get help figure out from these details.
I also tried to update the ip, subnet & gateway in the mixer but no success also.

Thanks.

2016/03/04 at 4:37 pm #54389

[XAP]Bob
Participant

At 7 you should enter the IP of the QU

If you look at the DHCP table on the router it should list devices which have connected with their MAC (physical address, doesn’t change) and their IP (which can change)

There is a second page – with firmware info at the top – which lists the current IP (as opposed to the default which isn’t used when DHCP is enabled)
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