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Join the ticker's setup network

Every step with pictures, the phone and the ticker side by side: the Device page.

Before you start

Steps

  1. Read the network name off the Join my Wi-Fi card. It is CT followed by three digits. The digits come from the ticker’s own chip, so two tickers in one home almost always show different names.

    Join my Wi-Fi: the setup network’s name and the devices that can join it

  2. On your phone, open the Wi-Fi settings and wait for the list to refresh. The ticker’s network has no password, so it shows as an open network. It accepts up to four devices at once, so a second device can join alongside a first one that got stuck.

  3. Tap the CT network to join it. Your phone may warn you that the network has no internet, or ask whether to stay connected. Stay on it: the network exists only to carry your Wi-Fi password to the ticker, and it shuts itself down the moment the ticker is on your Wi-Fi.

  4. Look at the glass. It changes to You're on my Wi-Fi! with a revolving middle line: My setup page should pop up now., iPhones & most Androids pop it up..., Some, like Samsung won't and will..., ...need a Sign-in tap, or browse to the IP., Stuck? I'll show a QR code to scan soon.... Under it: If not, browse to:, the address 192.168.4.1, and http:// not https://.

    You’re on my Wi-Fi! My setup page should pop up now, if not browse to 192.168.4.1

  5. Wait a few seconds for the setup page. Most phones open it by themselves as a sign-in window. Some show a sign-in notification instead, tap it; the glass says as much: ...need a Sign-in tap, or browse to the IP.

  6. If nothing opens, open your browser and type http://192.168.4.1 into the address bar. The ticker answers every address on its setup network with its own page, so any address works, but that one is the shortest.

  7. When the page has loaded, the glass shows Doing great! / On that page, pick / your Wi-Fi network., with a reminder that placing the ticker on a public or guest network probably won’t work.

    Doing great! On that page, pick your Wi-Fi network

You’re done when

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