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Learning has never been so easy!

We used the following method to distribute our corporate wireless network to our new mobile devices.

The New Generation Stream is a smart device, that offers accessibility to low-vision and blind users. But all of these new features rely on a working WiFi connection. So, like other wireless devices, you must program the Victor Reader Stream to connect to wireless networks. But these networks can change as you move from place to place. Enter the wireless Network name (SSID) you want to add. Select the Security type used for this wireless network. Enter the Security key (password) for this wireless network. Check or uncheck Start this connection automatically for what you want to set for this wireless network when it's within range. Dec 17, 2010 The wireless key is not written on the pluglink adapter. If you want to change your password, network name or wireless key, you need to log into the U-verse RG and use the password information printed on the label on the side of the RG.

**Please note that distributing this QR code could result in your corporate wireless network security being compromised.**

Please use your best judgement on how to distribute the code and secure your wireless network as needed.

7 Steps total

Step 1: Gather WiFi Details

To distribute a QR code for WiFi you will need the following:

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SSID
Password for SSID
Network Type (in this example WEP)

Step 2: Locate a QR Code Generator

We used this site:
http://www.qrstuff.com/

Step 3: Select Data Type

You can see in the screenshot that there are loads of options available.

In our case select Wifi Login (Android Only)*

*We do not use iDevices here so I cannot comment on whether or not this will work for iDevices or if there is a way to make this work.

Step 4: Select Content

Enter the following:
SSID
Password
Network Type

Step 5: Optional - Select Colors for your QR Code

I skipped this step but if you would like to make your QR code pretty adjust that here.

Step 6: NOT RECOMMENDED - Optional - Download QR Code

I left the website up as is on my laptop during our presentation so folks could scan the QR code only during my presentation.

If you have a Guest network that is not tied to your corporate network you could certainly make this code accessible more freely but I still don't recommend it.

Step 7: Scan the Barcode with Barcode Scanner or other App

This is self explanatory but you actually have to scan the code for this to work. The screenshot shows what happens when you do that.

I didn't plan it but I got a picture of SpiceRex approving of QR Codes

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For our situation this was the best option to do a mass distribution of our corporate WiFi to our new Android users. Please consider all security risks before implementing this in your own environment.

Prerequisites:
Android Device
Bar Code Scanner

Ssid Code For Wireless Connection

Update - 8/7/2012 - We rolled out a new wireless code today to all of our users. We sent out an email to our uses who had Android phones reminding them to have Barcode Scanner installed. With the exception of a few older devices, the Android devices took the least amount of time.

In addition to that it looks as if the information will not be displayed for the WiFi connection so it's a bit more secure.

Published: Mar 27, 2012 ยท Last Updated: Oct 11, 2017

References

  • Bar Code Scanner App for Android
  • QR Stuff

57 Comments

New Generate Online Wireless Key New Ssid Address

  • Datil
    reth1nk Mar 27, 2012 at 11:54am

    awesome. Thanks for sharing (and doing so so quickly).

  • Nic (Spiceworks) Mar 27, 2012 at 12:36pm

    I think this might be the first actually useful application of QR codes that I've seen. Nice work!

  • Poblano
    TonyBortz Mar 27, 2012 at 04:00pm

    What code scanner did they use? I tried using this with the built in AT&T code scanner and it just sits there saying 'connecting to..T:WPA' but never does anything else. However, QR Barcode Scanner says Not Recognized but shows the SSID and the key. I would feel a lot better if this just configured the device to use the Wifi instead of showing them the key. I'm hoping that's not just wishful thinking.

  • Datil
    MHB Mar 28, 2012 at 11:48am

    @Tony the scanner we used is listed in the References section above. Also you will not be able to keep them from seeing the key which is why I suggested not downloading or sharing this app.

    Our code is so outrageously complicated that I had to come up with a quicker solution. Your mileage may vary.

  • Thai Pepper
    Tony Poupa Mar 28, 2012 at 10:44pm

    Nice. I didn't realize there were so many options for a QR code. Hope to see an iPhone version of this soon!

  • Datil
    Alex1318 Mar 30, 2012 at 08:36am

    nice how-to could be useful

  • Serrano
    skamage Mar 30, 2012 at 03:06pm

    Very nice. Going to have to check this out. Note on your reference to the barcode scanner. It's giving a broken link (it's trying to go to http://https//play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.zxing.client.android&hl=en ). I just copied the link location and took out the extra http: and added a colon after the https and it directed me to the app. Get microsoft office professional 2010 product key generator.

  • Cayenne
    Yahtzee Mar 30, 2012 at 03:08pm

    Very cool. Thanks for the share.

  • Ghost Chili
    Kellanved Apr 2, 2012 at 09:14am

    Nice write-up, it's a shame there's no iPhone equivalent. On the other hand, I rarely see QR codes, so..

  • Datil
    MHB Apr 9, 2012 at 12:58pm

    skamage I fixed the link. Thanks!

  • Habanero
    Lauren7060 Jun 5, 2012 at 03:09pm

    Great idea! I like this a lot!

  • Jalapeno
    Pizzaman7 Jun 5, 2012 at 03:17pm

    QR Codes are gaining in popularity. I have an app for this on my iPhone. Thanks for the tip. Now I don't have to be using my phone to make one !

  • Habanero
    Dashrender Jun 5, 2012 at 03:39pm

    Great Tip, very clever!

  • Habanero
    Hubba Bubba Jun 7, 2012 at 02:47am

    Great idea, a use for QR codes at last

  • Jalapeno
    Graeme484 Jun 7, 2012 at 10:53am

    I can see how this would be useful if you had a number of guests attending a venue and wanted to offer use of the wifi independant from the corporate network. Or had a special guest network for making presentation materials or online resources available for access.

    You could generate a new SSID and password for each occasion hosted and just print off the appropriate QR code and paste it up by the door on the way in.

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