Connecting To A Wi-Fi Network - Honeywell Genesis Touch User Manual

Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network

The Genesis Touch is set to cellular communications when it is shipped from the
factory. Connecting to a Wireless Internet (Wi-Fi) network is optional.
If you have authorization to utilize a Wi-Fi network connection, check that a stable
Internet connection is present, the correct Wi-Fi password is being used to connect
to the network. If a Wi-Fi Internet network is not password protected, check with
your organization's privacy policy prior to connecting the Genesis Touch.
Once you have set up a Wi-Fi network in the Genesis Touch, the login and password
will be saved, and the monitor will attempt to connect to this network whenever it is
in range.
Note: Note: It is possible for a monitor to be connected to a wireless network but not to the
Internet or LifeStream. When this occurs, cellular data will not transmit readings as a
backup if the monitor remains connected to a network. Ensure a Wi-Fi Internet
connection is reliable, and test vital sign data transmission during setup.
To connect to a Wi-Fi network, continue to the next page.
1. From the Advanced Settings screen, select Wi-Fi Settings. If Wi-Fi is not turned
Android™ 4.4 Menu:
Android™ 5.1 Menu:
2. The Wi-Fi button turns green, displays ON and available Wi-Fi networks appear
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on, a screen similar to one of the following may appear depending on your
Android™ version, as described in the chart below. Tap the OFF button, as high-
lighted in the screenshot that best matches your menu options:
under Wi-Fi Networks, as depicted in the image below. Proceed to number 3 to
connect to one of these networks:
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