Connecting the monitor to a wireless network (only supported by HSN-CBA monitors)
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Huawei MateView 28.2''
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| Connecting the monitor to a wireless network (only supported by HSN-CBA monitors) |
- Switch the monitor to no signal input to display its own system desktop.
- If the monitor is in wireless projection mode, disconnect it from your phone or computer, or double-tap the HUAWEI Smart Bar with one finger on the monitor to exit wireless projection.
- If the monitor is connected to an external device through a cable and the screen of the external device is being displayed on the monitor, slide on the HUAWEI Smart Bar with two fingers to switch the input source to
to exit wired connection.
- Tap the HUAWEI Smart Bar, go to
> 
, and follow the onscreen instructions to finish connecting to a network.
- If your monitor is not connected to a mouse, the Wi-Fi Network screen will display a page for installing the AI life app. You can use a Huawei phone to download and install the AI life app and use the app to finish connecting.
- If your monitor has been connected to an external mouse, the list of available Wi-Fi networks will be displayed after you click the
icon. Select the corresponding Wi-Fi name to connect to the Wi-Fi network. You can also touch AI life under the Wi-Fi network list and follow the onscreen instructions to finish connecting using the AI life app.
- If you are using the AI life app for the first time, you will need to sign in with your HUAWEI ID.
- If no dialog box is displayed for discovering the monitor, tap
and then tap Add device at the top of the AI life app. The app will automatically scan for nearby devices. You can also manually add devices or scan the QR code of the monitor to add devices. - In addition to configuring the Wi-Fi network for the monitor, you can tap the monitor icon on the AI life app to access the device control screen and customize some of the monitor's functions, such as changing the monitor's name.
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