Can ASIAir Pro be configured for static IP instead of DHCP?

wade van arsdale

Hello,
Can the ASIAir Pro be user-configured to use WiFi manual IP (static IP) instead of DHCP? I will be working in an iPhone and Windows 10 environment. The LAN WiFi sub-net I'd like to use for the ASIAir Pro does not use DHCP from its router.

Thanks,
Wade

PMTeam@ZWO

Hello! How Did you connect the asiair directly or Though the router？ Station mode？

wade van arsdale

Hi,
Sorry, waiting on the ASIAir Pro to arrive here in shipping. Was asking the question pre-arrival to determine if I could use it connected to my current static-IP LAN router that isn't configured for DHCP.

I've downloaded and installed the ASIAir app to my phone already but unfortunately can't do any config with it yet since I'm waiting for the ASIAir module to get here later this week.

Basically I was looking for a connection chain like this:
Rainbow Astro RST135 Mount -->>ASIAir Pro-->>iphone and ASIAir Pro App to control mount and cameras via WiFi

and also,
Same mount-->>ASIAir Pro-->>Window 10 pc via WiFi

Thanks,
Wade

wade van arsdale

To clarify further, I'd like to connect the phone to the mount-ASIAir Pro combo while keeping my pre-configured static LAN for the phone (or pc) the same and just configuring the ASIAir Pro with its own static IP that is something compatible within my existing network router's IP address range and subnet.

Connecting everything into this same router's IP subnet would allow me to control the mount and ASIAir Pro from several different pc's and tablets or phone's already on my current network.

I can workaround it if the ASIAir Pro can't be manually assigned an IP address and can ONLY accept DHCP IP assignment from a router. But was just wondering if the ASI be can be manually assigned an IP address or does it have to get it via DHCP from the router?

Thanks for your help and I hope this makes things a little more clear on what I'm asking.

Thanks,
Wade

PMTeam@ZWO

You can connect to asiair directly, or you can connect to your own router in station mode.

wade van arsdale

Thank you for the help. I'll do that!

Best,
Wade