Setting up NAO for the first time

You need a wireless router to connect to the NAO for the first time and to set up a wireless connection in NAO. The steps are as follows.


CONNECTING TO THE NAO
 Installation of three software from the CD
1. CHOREOGRAPHE
2. NAOQI
3. NAOSIM

Mandatory Step (Before a wireless connection is set up):
·      You need to connect NAO to a wired connection in order to set up a wireless connection.
·      Connect the NAO robot to a port on the router and your laptop on another port.
·      Turn the robot on.
·      Press the center button. If the robot is connected, it will say an IP address.
·      Open the web browser and type the IP address
·      A login page will be displayed. Use “nao” for both the username and password.
·      Alternatively you can use “bonjour” app that comes with safari (MAC) to connect to nao (open safari -> bookmarks -> show all book marks and click on “bonjour” in the left pane)
·      Once wired connection is setup, you can click on the network tab to setup a wireless connection.
·      The next time NAO automatically connects to the known wireless connection.

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