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# How to Use eLAN-RF-204

1. Connect the device to power – eLAN will start automatically. 
2. After powering on (white LED), connect to its WiFi network eLAN-204\_SN. 
3. Open a browser and go to [http://192.168.1.1](http://192.168.1.1/) to set up connection to your home WiFi network. 
4. Configuration can be done: 

* directly via the web interface, or 
* through the app after device connection. 

5. In the app: 

* Log in to your cloud account. 
* Add the gateway by IP address or use the network scan feature. 
* The gateway will automatically connect to the cloud. 

6. You can now create a configuration or use a preset one from the web. 

* Control is possible both locally and remotely via the cloud. 
* The inels.cloud portal can also be used. 


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