Router Connection Setup Guide

This guide is based on the GL.iNet GL-AR750 router. Other routers should also have similar steps.

1. Before getting started, make sure that you've followed the Atlas 200 DK setup guide to edit the netplan configuration file /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml.

2. Connect the Atlas 200 DK board to the router's LAN port via a Ethernet cable.

3. Connect Raspberry Pi to the router's WiFi. (A USB mouse & a keyboard are needed.) The default WiFi SSID & password can usually be found on the back of the router. In our case, the SSID is GL-AR750-013 and the password is the same as the default user password on the Atlas board.

4. Connect your laptop to the router' WiFi.

5. Open a browser on your laptop and login into router's admin page with admin username & password. For GL.iNet GL-AR750, visit http://192.168.8.1/#/login

6. Go to MORE SETTINGS -> Network Mode to verify that it's in the "Router" mode.

7. In the Clients Panel, make sure that you see two entries like this. (The IP & MAC address can be different). Make a note of these two MAC addresses.

8. Go to MORE SETTINGS -> LAN IP -> Static Address Binding, add two entries using the above <MAC addr>:<IP addr> pairs.

9. Congratulations! You can now use these two IP addresses to access the Atlas board and the Pi. On the CLI, it will be ssh pi@192.168.8.117 and ssh HwHiAiUser@192.168.8.117 in our example.

10. Connect router's WAN port to your home router or another Windows PC to provide Internet access to this router.