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Arrive AirPoint 2.0 software update guideusing Over-the-Air (OTA) connectivity

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Arrive AirPoint™ 2.0

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Arrive AirPoint™ 2.0 Software Update Guide

Contents

Overview .............................................................................5

Before You Begin ...............................................................5

On-Screen Display Elements ............................................6

Software Update Guide ....................................................7

Step 1. Connecting to the WiFi network ..................7

Important software version information ...............13

Step 2: Updating the Arrive AirPoint software ....13

Option 1- Directly via AirFun application Setting function .............................................................................13

Option 2- By using the AirFun virtual remote Setting function .............................................................................16

Testing On Apple devices with iOS10 ..........................20

Testing on Windows 10 ...................................................23

Arrive AirPoint 2.0 universal wireless screen mirroring compatibility chart* ........................................................25

Arrive CarePoint Support Services ................................26

Arrive AirPoint™ 2.0

Software Update Guide

using OTA

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Disclaimer

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ALL TRADEMARKS AND INFORMATION ARE OWNED BY THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF THE TRADEMARKS AND INFORMATION, WHETHER ACKNOWLEDGED OR NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. ARRIVE DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF ANY TRADEMARK OR TRADENAME MENTIONED IN THE INFORMATION EXCEPT FOR THE ARRIVE TRADE NAMES – ARRIVE, ARRIVE FACEPOINT, ARRIVE INFOPOINT, ARRIVE ROOMPOINT, ARRIVE CONTROLPOINT, ARRIVE EYEPOINT, ARRIVE TOUCHPOINT, ARRIVE VIEWPOINT, ARRIVE VOICEPOINT, ARRIVE SOUNDPOINT, ARRIVE ONEPOINT, ARRIVE EDGELESS MEDIA, THE ARRIVE LOGO, ARRIVE MEDIAPOINT, AND ARRIVE AIRPOINT.ALL TRADEMARKS, INCLUDING LOGO, BRAND NAME AND OTHER PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ARE OWNED BY THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF THE TRADEMARKS AND INFORMATION, WHETHER ACKNOWLEDGED OR NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. ARRIVE DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF ANY TRADEMARK OR TRADENAME MENTIONED IN THE INFORMATION. THE APPLE LOGO, IPHONE, IPAD, AIRPLAY, IOS9 AND OSX ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF APPLE, INC. IN THE U.S. AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. WIFI, WIFI PROTECTED ACCESS (WPA), WIFI DIRECT, AND MIRACAST ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF WI-FI ALLIANCE IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. WINDOWS, WINDOWS 7, WINDOWS 8, WINDOWS 8.1 AND WINDOWS 10 ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF MICROSOFT CORPORATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. INTEL AND INTEL WIDI ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF INTEL CORPORATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. CRESTRON AND AIRMEDIA ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF CRESTRON ELECTRONICS, INC. IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES.MIRROR OP IS EITHER A TRADEMARK OR REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF AWIND, INC. IN TAIWAN AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. OTHER TRADEMARKS, REGISTERED TRADEMARKS, AND TRADE NAMES NOT MENTIONED HEREIN MAY BE USED IN THIS DOCUMENT TO REFER TO EITHER THE ENTITIES CLAIMING THE MARKS AND NAMES, OR THEIR PRODUCTS, AND ARE THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS . ARRIVE DISCLAIMS ANY PROPRIETARY INTEREST IN THE MARKS AND NAMES OF OTHERS. THIS LIST MAY NOT NECESSARILY BE COMPLETE AND ALL-INCLUSIVE. ARRIVE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS IN TYPOGRAPHY OR PHOTOGRAPHY.

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Overview

The second generation Arrive AirPoint (AAP) Wireless Media Gateway is a technology plat-form that is comprised of video processing software which runs on a system-on-chip and allows users to present their content via connected projectors and flat panel displays. It uses ad-hoc wireless connections as well as the WiFi LAN infrastructure without connecting wires or having to download software applications on personal devices of users. AAP technology is embedded in several Arrive products which offer standalone or integrated functionality with advanced AV wired switching side-by-side with Arrive AirPoint wireless media presentation capability.

The Arrive AirPoint hardware is a tiny network video processing device with an in-built wire-less access point providing a versatile function with a Universal Wireless Media presentation capability.It supports connections for Apple AirPlay and WiFi Miracast wireless media stream-ing platforms out-of-the-box with HD video display resolution. This means that compatible Apple,Windows and Android OS device users can share their on-screen media natively with-out proprietary apps, or attach wires or dongles to their personal devices (no installation ordownload required). Arrive AirPoint has a zero client footprint and has been designed with simple setup and ease of use in mind to provide a true walk-up-and-use experience. The de-vice functions as a receiver end-point much like a wireless printer deployed on a network, but differently. Arrive offers several options to choose the best way to connect Bring-Your-Own-devices to large display screens in shared work spaces such as huddle rooms, meeting rooms, classrooms and training facilities.

This document provides instructions for upgrading the Arrive AirPoint™ 2.0 software to fu-ture versions, and also covers compatibility testing with the Apple iOS10 and Windows 10 for use with AirPlay mirroring.For individual product information,please refer to User or Quick Start Guides for Arrive devices that are embedded with Arrive AirPoint software.

Before You Begin

Note: Arrive AirPoint requires a connection to internet for OTA (Over The Air software update). Blocking the internet access will stop the AirPoint from receiving updated firmware and patches. For Advanced Network Setup, please refer to the individual AirPoint product User Guide.

It is assumed that required hardware set up is complete, and other requirements such as power, network and internet access, as needed, are configured and available, and that you have already connected an Arrive AirPoint device before.

This AirPoint Software Update Guide is applicable for the following Arrive products:

• AAP-2011-BYMG - AirPoint Media Collaboration Gateway with Universal Wireless BYOD

Please review the products’ specification sheets available at http://www.arrivesys.com). Installation Guides, Quick Start Guides, and User Guides are available for download from the Arrive PartnerPoint (http://partnerpoint.arrivesys.com).

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On-Screen Display Elements

Arrive AirPoint uses an on-screen display to convey the basic connection instructions for wireless access to the device. The splash screen is standardized and appears as a default tutorial. It provides the hostname, IP address, and SSID login code for the specific Arrive AirPoint device.

Figure 1: Boot-up screen

The boot-up screen transitions to the ready-to-connect user tutorial screen which, by default uses the Peer-to-Peer mode, signifying that the device is ready to receive wireless communications. Pay specific attention to the Local Host IP address which will be used for setting software updates.

Figure 2: User tutorial screen

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Software Update Guide

Step 1. Connecting to the WiFi network

Provided all installation pre-requisites are made such as connection of AirPoint device to a display and power supply (see separate product installation guides for reference), including access to the network via a wireless AP. To perform an Over-the-Air (OTA) software update, the device needs a WiFi internet connection to be able to access the update files.

1. The AirPoint devices are powered-on automatically once connected to a power supply. A boot-up screen will also show automatically on the display, followed up by the default splash-screen with the wireless BYOD tutorial.

2. Select the AirPoint device SSID (as seen on the splash screen of the device you wish to update) on your laptop. By default, the SSID for the device is “Arrive-APXXX” with no security code. Note: Use of laptop as an administrator device is for reference only. The setup can also be done via other devices such as tablets, PCs etc. which have WiFi connectivity capability and can connect directly to the SSID of the AirPoint device.

Enable wireless settings on your device and select this SSID. Note : This SSID is not constant and will change from time-to-time.

IP address to access internal web server

Figure 3: SSID and IP address

3. The Arrive AirPoint runs an internal webserver. Once you have connected to the device, open a web browser and type the Local Host IP address provided on the screen. The default IP address is http://192.168.59.254/remote. This is the IP address of that webserver, and should be used only by the System Administrator to setup the Arrive AirPoint.

4. A virtual remote control utility app called Airfun (provided by Realtek) opens.

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Figure 4: Virtual Remote Utility application

Note: Users have the option to install the free Airfun App on their devices simply by clicking on the “Download for Windows” button or from the Google Play store online through this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.realtek.airfun.client.

After the installation is complete, a shortcut to the app will be created on your laptop. Click on this shortcut, and the Airfun window pops up. This is the preferred method with navigation directly from your laptop or tablet device.

Otherwise,it is also possible to access the on-screen remote from the AirPoint webserver by typing the Local Host IP address provided on your browser.

The Setup can be accessed in two ways:

Preferred method:

a. By clicking on the Setup icon which brings up the Setup Page UI on your device. This setup is our preferred method and we highly suggest that you use this method. For the sake of illustration, we will also show the secondary method of an online upgrade.

b. From the Setup page, the WiFi Connection shows “On” and the Device Name (SSID), which matches the SSID shown on screen is listed. As an example, we are using "ARRIVE-AP-0019". Connect to the network via the WIFI Access Point (AP) by clicking on “WiFi Connection” from the Setup menu. A list of available WiFi access points will show.

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Preferred Method as shown on device screen Display Screen

Figure 5: Wireless Connection Access Points

c. From the list of Access Points (AP) select the Arrive-Guest AP and enter your network password when prompted, and press OK.

Preferred Method as shown on device screen Display screen

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Preferred Method as shown on device screen Display screen

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Figure 6: AirPoint device connecting to a WiFi Access Point

d. The Arrive AirPoint device is now connected to the network, and the display shows a splash screen that says "NOW CONNECTED TO XXXXXX (your network)".

e. The Local Host IP address also changes. Type this IP address on your web browser to access the network setup once again - but this time you need to be connected to the SSID of the WiFi network to which the AirPoint device is connected.

IP address to access internal web server

Connected WiFi Access Point

Figure 7: Details of splash screen once connected

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Secondary Method:

The secondary method when connecting to a WiFi access point, is done by clicking on the virtual remote control icon (see Figure 8 below).

a. Access Setup within the virtual remote control UI on your device by clicking on the Setup icon again. Your display screen will then show the Setup page. From hereon, you can refer to your display screen when navigating through Setup by using the Left/Right navigation arrows on the virtual remote, then select OK to enter the desired settings page. Use the Return button to go to the previous page or home screen.

Secondary Method as shown on device screen Display screen

Figure 8: Accessing Setup via Remote

Note: Advanced Setup for Network/Audio/Video/System are available when accessed via the virtual remote.

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b. Click on Network. This will open the network connection options. Click on WiFi Connection, and select NETWORK GUEST from the list of access points displayed. Enter your network password when prompted, and press OK to connect.

Secondary Method as shown on device screen Display screen

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c. The Arrive AirPoint device is now connected to the network, and the display shows a splash screen that says "NOW CONNECTED TO XXXXXX (your network)".

d. The Local Host IP address also changes. Type this IP address on your web browser to access the network setup once again - but this time you need to be connected to the SSID of the WiFi network to which the AirPoint device is connected. Refer to Figure 7 on details of the splash screen.

Important software version information

Arrive AirPoint 2.0 software version is 0.06.0041G. This is the initial software version shipped with Arrive AirPoint 2.0 embedded devices (as of October 2016). For later updates, follow the steps in updating the AirPoint software as outlined in this document.

Step 2: Updating the Arrive AirPoint software

Note: Arrive AirPoint requires a connection to internet for OTA (Over The Air software update). Blocking the internet access will stop the AirPoint from receiving updated firmware and patches.

For Advanced Network Setup, please refer to the individual AirPoint product User Guide.

As with the WiFi connection network setup, there are two options to access the Online Upgrade function with the use of the AirFun application.

Option 1- Directly via AirFun application Setting function

a. Enter the new IP address that is visible on the AirPoint screen as local host IP address on your web browser and use the AirFun application to connect to the AirPoint device Setup.

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Device Screen Display Screen

Click on the Setup icon

Enter the new IP address that is visible on the AirPoint screen as local host IP

Click Online Upgrade

System will search for available updates

Figure 9: Online Upgrade under the Setup page

b. After clicking "Online Upgrade", the system initializes to start the download process for any new software version installation. At this point, do not press any key on your device since it will interrupt the download process.

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Note: You may also see a tab called USB Upgrade, do not use this since this is not operating in this system. If you click it, it will not give you any update or info.

Figure 10: USB Upgrade and notification

c. Once an update is found, the system gives information on the current software version, and the new available version. Click OK to start the download and installation process. At this point, do not press any key on your device since it will interrupt the download process. The download percentage status is shown on the screen along with the option to Cancel, which automatically stops the installation. Once the update is done, the system restarts automatically.


Click OK to download new version Display screen shows download process

Figure 11: Version info and install process

d. Once the update is done, the system restarts automatically. Take note that a new IP address is visible on the AirPoint screen. Use this as local host IP address on your web browser to connect to the AirFun application from your device and access the AirPoint System Setup.

e. If all software updates are done, the system gives notification that there are no updates available.

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Figure 12: Notification that version is up to date

Once the installation is complete, the system will restart automatically. The display screen will once again show the default Tutorial Screen and the SSID will change.

Option 2- By using the AirFun virtual remote Setting function

a. Enter the new IP address that is visible on the AirPoint screen as local host IP address on your web browser and use the AirFun application to connect to the AirPoint device Setup. Click on the Virtual Remote icon. The display screen will then show the Setup page. From hereon, you can refer to your display screen when navigating through Setup by using the Left/Right navigation arrows on the virtual remote, then select OK to enter the desired settings page. Use the Return button to go to the previous page or home screen.

b. Click Online Upgrade in the System tab.


Click Virtual Remote icon

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Click Settings icon within the Virtual Remote

Click System tab within Setup page

Figure 13: Using Virtual Remote for Online Upgrade

c. After clicking "Online Upgrade", the system initializes to start the download process for the new software version installation. At this point, do not press any key on your device since it will interrupt the download process. The system will give a notification once the process is completed, and restarts the AirPoint device automatically. Take note that a new IP address is visible on the AirPoint screen. Use this as local host IP address on your web browser to connect to the AirFun application on your device and access the AirPoint System setup.

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Figure 14: Online Upgrade via Virtual Remote

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Note: You may also see a tab called USB Upgrade. You must have the update file on a USB disk. Insert the disk on the USB port (of the cable), then connect to device. Click USB Upgrade to start the update.

Figure 15: USB Upgrade and notification

d. Check Version Info under the Setup tab.


Figure 16: Checking Version Info

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Figure 17: Notification that version is up to date

Once the installation is complete, the system will restart automatically. The display screen will once again show the default Tutorial Screen and the SSID will change.

Testing On Apple devices with iOS10

1. You can test AirPlay Mirroring function on Apple devices with iOS10. Turn on your Arrive AirPoint embedded unit and open the Wifi settings on the Apple mobile device. An Arrive AP should display on the recognized WiFi Access Points (AP) list. Select the Arrive AP from the list.

Figure 18: iPhone Settings/WiFi

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Figure 19: Selected Arrive AP

2. Open the Notifications page and tap on AirPlay.

Figure 20: Notifications page with AirPlay button

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3. When AirPlay opens, the Arrive-AP should be listed as an AirPlay recognized device.

Figure 21: AirPlay shows Arrive AP as mirroring device

4. Tap on the Arrive- AP to start mirroring.

Figure 22: Arrive AP as AirPlay device

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Testing on Windows 10

1. On the keyboard, press Windows icon + P in order to open the Project options; or Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Devices.If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Devices. Tap or click Project, and then tap or click "Connect to a wireless display".

Figure 23: Project options on Windows 10

2. Under "Connect" select the SSID of that matches the AirPoint device.

Figure 24: Select AirPoint SSID (ex. Arrive-AP 0019)

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3. Once selected, the device will connect with the display.

Figure 25: AirPoint device connecting with display

4. Finally, it wil display as "Connected-Duplicate". This means that the connection is succesful and the Windows 10 device (ex. laptop or tablet) is now mirrored on the display. Click Disconnect, if you want to stop the projection.

Figure 26: Successful connection

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Arrive AirPoint 2.0 universal wireless screen mirroring compatibility chart*

*DISCLAIMER: ALL TRADEMARKS, INCLUDING LOGO, BRAND NAME AND OTHER PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ARE OWNED BY THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS OF THE TRADEMARKS AND INFORMATION, WHETHER ACKNOWLEDGED OR NOT IN THIS DOCUMENT. ARRIVE DOES NOT CLAIM ANY OWNERSHIP OF ANY TRADEMARK OR TRADENAME MENTIONED IN THE INFORMATION. THE APPLE LOGO, IPHONE, IPAD, AIRPLAY, IOS9 AND OSX ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF APPLE, INC. IN THE U.S. AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. WIFI, WIFI PROTECTED ACCESS (WPA), WIFI DIRECT, AND MIRACAST ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF WI-FI ALLIANCE IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. WINDOWS, WINDOWS 7, WINDOWS 8, WINDOWS 8.1 AND WINDOWS 10 ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF MICROSOFT CORPORATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. INTEL AND INTEL WIDI ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF INTEL CORPORATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. CRESTRON AND AIRMEDIA ARE EITHER TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF CRESTRON ELECTRONICS, INC. IN THE UNITED STATES AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. MIRROR OP IS EITHER A TRADEMARK OR REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF AWIND, INC. IN TAIWAN AND/OR OTHER COUNTRIES. OTHER TRADEMARKS, REGISTERED TRADEMARKS, AND TRADE NAMES NOT MENTIONED HEREIN MAY BE USED IN THIS DOCUMENT TO REFER TO EITHER THE ENTITIES CLAIMING THE MARKS AND NAMES, OR THEIR PRODUCTS, AND ARE THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS . ARRIVE DISCLAIMS ANY PROPRIETARY INTEREST IN THE MARKS AND NAMES OF OTHERS. THIS LIST MAY NOT NECESSARILY BE COMPLETE AND ALL-INCLUSIVE, E&OE.

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Arrive CarePoint Support Services

Thank You for choosing us to serve you. Your suggestions for Arrive AirPoint™ 2.0 are welcome.

To make a technical support request, please contact ARRIVE Technical Support at [email protected], or via your Arrive CarePoint account.The peripheral product warranty related to AirPoint enabled devices can be found at http://carepoint.arrivesys.com/warranty.

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