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4 Establishing an HP Wireless Classroom

Network

This section describes how to establish an HP Wireless Classroom Network and provides details for

troubleshooting wireless connections. If you plan to use Connectivity Kit with the USB cable only, you can skip

this section.

About the wireless network

Connectivity Kit establishes your wireless classroom network using the following items:

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An antenna, provided in the HP Prime Wireless Kit, for connecting up to 30 HP Prime calculators. You can

use up to three antennas in a single classroom network.

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The wireless module for the HP Prime calculator.

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An SSID name to identify each antenna in the network to an HP Prime calculator.

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A channel for each antenna to send and receive signals.

Connectivity Kit establishes the wireless network via one to three antennas to identify itself to the available

HP Prime calculators. Each antenna in the Connectivity Kit network uses a default SSID name: HP_Class_1,

HP_Class_2, and HP_Class_3. You can change these names to something more unique to make sure that two

nearby networks do not have the same name and that your students can identify the correct antenna if more

than one is available (see Changing the SSID on page 9). By default, Connectivity Kit chooses a default

channel for each antenna to minimize interference. You can manually change the channel if it encounters

interference from another antenna or other networks in the area.

Setting up a network with multiple antennas

1. Connect up to three antennas to USB ports on your computer.

2. Start HP Connectivity Kit.

3. On the menu bar, click Edit and then select Preferences. The Preferences dialog box opens.

4. If your class is using the HP Prime app on a tablet or other device, select Enable Network under IP

Networking.

5. Verify that all devices running the HP Prime app and the computer running HP Connectivity Kit are on the

same subnet, and then verify that UDP broadcast packets are not blocked by the network administrator.

NOTE: If you do not complete this step, the devices might not be able to discover HP Connectivity Kit

and join the classroom network.

6. There are two areas in the dialog box for connections to HP Prime calculators: Wireless-1 and

Wireless-2. For each connected antenna, the radio frequency (RF) version for that antenna is identied

by number; open antenna slots are identied by the text No adapter found. Enter a unique SSID for each

connected antenna.

For example, under Wireless-1, enter My Class 1. Under Wireless-2, enter My Class 2.

TIP: Optionally, you can manually select channels for each antenna.

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