We want everyone to be able to use and enjoy our VR headsets!
One of the first things library people need to do when you get your kit is to get each individual headset connected to your WiFi.
This is the set of basic instructions: Connect to a WiFi Network
Usually it won’t be too hard, but occasionally there will be some issues. Here are the places you can browse for ideas:
- Here is what Kimball High School did (PDF) when they needed to adjust their firewall settings to allow Guest Wireless IP addresses:
- Rogers High School solved their problem with connecting to Guest Wireless (which doesn’t have a password) by going to the quickstart page and choosing the “no encryption” option. That creates a QR code with no password requirement.
- Connecting to different types of Wi-Fi networks This document will outline how you connect to various Wi-Fi networks using ClassVR’s quick setup QR Keys
- WiFi Connection Indicator The notification area at the bottom of the ClassVR headset displays status information about the current WiFi connection.
- These are the network types we support with our quick connect QR keys (from ClassVR)
– WPA/WPA2
– WEP
– PEAP
– Open Networks