Ams trex™ Device Communicator

Note
The Trex unit cannot connect to a wireless network that requires you to enter log in
information on a website.
Icon
Meaning
(status bar only) Wireless is turned on, but the Trex unit is not
connected to a network.
Wireless is enabled and the Trex unit is connected to a network with a
strong signal. The icon changes based on the signal strength.
Wireless network requires authentication to connect.
The currently connected network
Individual wireless networks in-range, or previously connected, will appear on the Wireless
Networks screen. You can view the network SSID, security, profile (whether network
configuration has been saved for future use), signal strength, and current connection
status.
You can disconnect from a wireless network by sliding Wireless Networks to off,
connecting to another network, or choosing Forget on a connected Wireless network.
Enable or disable wireless communication
Procedure
1. Tap 
Settings
or the status bar at the top of the screen.
2. Tap 
Wi-Fi
.
User Guide 
AMS Trex Device Communicator overview
September 2021
User Guide 
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3. Tap the 
Wireless Networks
option to enable or disable wireless.
Connect the Trex unit to a broadcasting wireless network
Note
The Trex unit cannot connect to a wireless network that requires you to enter log in
information on a website.
Procedure
1. Tap 
Settings
or the status bar at the top of the screen.
2. Tap 
Wi-Fi
.
3. Ensure the 
Wireless Networks
option is set to 
ON
.
The wireless communication is enabled.
4. Tap the network you want to connect to. You can tap to the right or left of the
network name.
5. Tap 
Connect
, and enter credentials if prompted.
Once connected, a checkmark is displayed next to the name of the network to show
it is connected to the network. The wireless icon in the status bar changes to 
.