Part 3: Connect to your eGauge

Commercial install?

Managed networks at commercial and municipal locations often have more strict network security. You may need to follow up with the local network administrator and provide them with the eGauge Network Connections documentation to ensure outbound connectivity to the eGauge server will not be blocked by existing network security.

LAN WiFi eGauge.ioDirect Connect

Ethernet connectivity is available on all current eGauge models. Follow the steps below to connect to an existing LAN:

Step 1: Connect Ethernet from the local router to the eGauge LAN port.

Step 2: Confirm LAN connectivity by checking that the LEDs on the eGauge LAN port are active.

Step 3: Confirm connectivity to eGauge.io by looking at the LCD screen. The Ethernet icon should be present and blinking.

Information

If remote access is not needed, the meter interface can be accessed from within the LAN by typing the local IP address or the meter device name into a web browser. The IP address can be seen on the LCD Info Menu. Alternately, the eGauge device name can be typed into the address bar of a web browser, eg https://egauge99999/

For information regarding remote access via eGauge.io please click on the tab above.


Troubleshooting

  • If the Ethernet icon is present but not blinking, the eGauge has a connection at the LAN level but cannot reach the Internet to connect to the eGauge server. Follow up with the network administrator and provide them with the eGauge Network Connections document.
  • If you see a symbol where the Ethernet icon should be, the meter is not able to obtain a connection from the LAN. Follow up with the network administrator.
  • For more connectivity troubleshooting information please see: Connectivity troubleshooting

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