Setup

  • 1. Power the device and connect to its WIFI

    Power the departure board with the supplied cable and plug, and connect to the WIFI network shown on the screen using a phone or computer.

  • 2. Browse to the shown IP adress

    Browse to HTTP://192.168.4.1 in a web browser (e.g. Google Chrome).

  • 3. Select your home WIFI

    Select your HOME WIFI network from the drop-down list and connect the device.


    Note: If your home WIFI doesn't show up, but you can see other networks, you must first enable your router's 2,4GHz bandwith setting.

  • 4. Select your preferences

    Select your country by clicking and holding the FLAG SYMBOL and choose from the drop-down menu.


    Select your local operator by clicking and holding the OPERATOR button.


    Choose your remaining preferences and remember to press SAVE.

  • - Changing settings in the future

    If you wish to change any settings in the future you will need to use to the new router-assigned IP ADRESS displayed during startup. Note: This IP adress is assigned by your local network and will not be the same as when doing the initial setup.

Troubleshooting

  • - Is the device sufficiently powered?

    Make sure to use the provided USB charger, or the device may fail due to not getting enough power.

  • - How is the device placed?

    The optimal distance from the router is about 5-6 meters. Don't place it too close or too far from the router, or behind walls or objects that could block the signal.

  • - Is your router broadcasting on the 2,4GHz band?

    The 2,4GHz band is used by many wireless home consumer products, so make sure this setting is enabled on your router.

  • - Is the device up to date?

    Make sure you regularly update your device to ensure optimal performance. Go to the settings page and click the blue button containing the version number.

  • - How do I factory reset the device?

    1. Disconnect the power by unplugging the USB cord from device.
    2. Then, while pressing the button, plug the USB cord back in.
    3. After a few minutes, the device will reset to factory settings and reboot automatically.

      If your device lacks a physical button, you can use this page instead to flash the firmware.

Changelog

  • V.2.97 - Added Belgian railway system (SCNB)

  • V2.96 - WIFI-signal strength adjustment added to settings

  • V2.95 - Added operator DB (Germany) and all of Switzerland

  • V2.94 - Added multiple stops/split screen (for model X and XL)

  • V2.93 - Added operator ZET (Croatia) and all of Norway

  • V2.92 - Added operator NS (Netherlands)

  • V2.911 - Fixed bug (Night time reboot/crash)

  • 2.91 - Password bugfix (#-sign previously ignored)

  • V2.9 - Fixed timer-function, countdown/clock time