All Joan devices by default have dynamic IP addresses. However, if the network you are attempting to connect your Joan device to has certain requirements or you simply wish to have the same IP address assigned to your Joan device and speed up the connection process, you are able to set a static IP for your Joan devices.
All network configurations for Joan devices are done via the Joan Configurator. If you have not downloaded it yet, please click here to do so.
How to set a static IP to a Joan device
- Run the Joan Configurator
- If you are using Windows or macOS, simply run the file.
- If you are using Linux, follow these steps:
- Open the Terminal
- Navigate to the destination folder where you downloaded the file. For example
cd Downloads
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- Run the Joan Configurator as a superuser with the following command
sudo ./JoanConfigurator_linux
- Run the Joan Configurator as a superuser with the following command
- Connect the Joan device to your computer with the provided Micro USB cable
- Once connected, click the “Configure” button in the bottom right corner of the Joan Configurator
- Click on “More options”
- Scroll to the bottom of the Joan Configurator and click “Change device network settings”
- By default, the “Device obtains an IP address automatically” will be selected, but if you wish to set a static IP, select the “Use the following settings” option
- Input the values in the following fields:
- IP address
- Subnet mask
- Gateway
- DNS server
- Click the “Accept” button
- You will be redirected back to the “Configure” part of the Joan Configurator. Click “Save” to save your new settings
And that’s it! Your device will shortly after clicking the "Save" button restart with the new settings and connect to your network.