Introduction
Please read before proceeding to avoid damaging the controller and voiding your warranty
- Avoid connecting the Controller via USB when you do not need to. (Except when instructed to in the guides)
- Always unplug the WorkBee Power Supply before connecting the USB Cable.
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Open the Control Panel on your windows computer.
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Click 'Network and Internet'.
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Open the 'Network and Sharing Center' and click 'Change Adaptor Settings'.
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Right Click on the Ethernet Port and click 'Properties'.
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For Mac users goto System Preferences > Network. Select 'Ethernet' from the left pane.
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This Step only applies to Windows Users.
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Under the Ethernet Port properties click 'Configure'
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Click the 'Power Management' tab.
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If you do not have a 'Power Management' tab, ignore the rest of the points in this Step and proceed to Step 3.
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Untick 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power'
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Click 'Ok' to save this setting.
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Click on 'Internet Protocol Version 4' so it is highlighted. Then press the 'Properties' button.
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Select 'Use the following IP address'
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For Mac users change the 'Configure IPv4' dropdown to 'Manually'
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Enter the following IP Addresses
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IP Address: 192.168.251.1
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Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
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Default gateway: 192.168.251.0 (On a Mac this is called Router)
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For Mac users see Image 3 for correct settings.
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Plug the Ethernet Cable into your computer.
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Plug the Mains Cable into the Power Supply and then into the wall socket.
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Unlatch the Emergency Stop and turn on the wall socket.
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Open your browser and enter the url: http://192.168.251.2/
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You should now see the WorkBee Control Interface!
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Bookmark the url and add it to your favourites for easier access in the future.
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Welcome to WorkBee Control!
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Guide Complete - Proceed to 1. Final Assembly
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