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Connecting to a Video Router

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Last updated 7 days ago

To connect to a video router, perform the following:

  1. From the RouteEffect home, tap on the name of a video router.

  2. In the screen that appears, tap Connect.

Once connected, the screen should show the video router landing page or redirect you to the Manage section if you have the Go to Routing on Connect enabled.

RouteEffect will attempt to connect for five seconds before stopping. If you are unable to connect to the video router, make sure the IP address and Port number are valid and that your RouteEffect device and the video router are on the same network.

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