• ENET WIFI ADAPTER CONNECTION - WIFI SETTINGS (All Android versions)

In case you have an older device that is running an earlier version of Android than 6.0.1, or you’d simply like to use a wireless connection with your OBD WiFi Adapter, follow these instructions to set up your WiFi settings on your phone. This is a one-time configuration:

When using the OBD2 WiFi Adapter, it is recommended to disconnect from your vehicles from interfering apps or services as it may cause an automatic disconnection to your OBD Wi-Fi Adapter connection.

Turn off any wifi settings that can interfere with the connection:

1. Go to Settings > Connections > Wi-Fi > Advanced Settings;

2. Disable the following, if present:

• Sync with Samsung Cloud;

• Network Notification;

• Hotspot 2.0

1. Plug in the ENET WiFi Adapter.

2. Wait for the ENET_WIFI Wifi network to show up among your available networks, but DO NOT connect to it right away! Click on the ‘gear’ icon on the right and configure its IP settings first. If you skip this part and click on it to connect it will wait a long time to try and connect. If this is what you’ve done, press and hold on the ENET_WIFI WiFi network and click on the ‘Forget network’ menu so you can do it again.

3. To configure the BM3_NET WiFi network and change from DHCP to Static IP and enter the following IP network information:

• IP address: 192.168.16.107

• Gateway: 0.0.0.0

• This default alternative has also worked on Samsung S20/S22 Ultra Android 10: 192.168.16.107 (Or IP of your exact adapter)

• DNS (if showing): 0.0.0.0

• Subnet (if showing): 255.255.0.0

• Network Prefix Length (if showing): 24

• Click on ‘Save’

Now you can connect to network:

1. Name of WiFi Network (SSID): ENET_WIFI

2. Password: 12345678

At this point, your Android device is configured for Wi-Fi with the vehicle. Go back to the bootmod3 app(or many other apps) and you should see the vehicle’s VIN showing.

If VIN doesn’t show, double-check the connection to the ENET_WIFI WiFi network and IP settings are correct.

• ENET Cable Connection - Ethernet Settings（IOS Version,For example bootmod3）

Thee are no required settings to get this going on your phone. After plugging the ENET cable in and waiting 20-30 seconds the app will show your vehicle’s VIN.

When using the Direct ENET cable connection, it is recommended to turn off WiFi and Bluetooth on your iOS device due to CarPlay. CarPlay may cause disconnects to your ENET connection.

To speed up iOS vehicle detection, you can enter the following Ethernet settings on your iOS device:

ENET cable MUST be connected to your iOS device to see the Ethernet menu under Settings and configure them.

1. Go to Settings——Ethernet ——USB 10/100 LAN ——Configure IP: Change this from Automatic to Manual and enter the following network settings:

• IP: 169.254.250.250

• Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0

• Router: （leave empty）

Some rebranded generic ENET WiFi adapters alter the vehicle’s IP configuration from default. These settings will reset after the vehicle sleeps for at least 20-30 minutes. To avoid waiting that long and have it reset vehicle’s network configuration, disconnect the ground wire on the vehicle’s battery for 3 minutes and reconnect it.

• ENET Cable Connection - Ethernet Settings (Android 11 and up Version,For example bootmod3)

The most recent update to Android 11 One UI 3.0, dubbed "Security Update", was released on January 16, 2021, and, it's now easier to connect with Android and keep your internet/mobile data connection alive! Android 11 has a new Ethernet connection option called "Ethernet Tethering”.

To get started with Android 11, make sure the latest update has been installed.

• Connect the USB-Ethernet adapter to your Android 11 device.

• Go into Settings——Connections——Mobile Hotspot and Tethering——Here you enable the Ethernet Tethering option (see screenshots).

1）There's still a bug on Android when you tap this and it turns off once you tap it. Just make sure it STAYS ON before you come back to the bootmod3 app.

2）PLEASE NOTE: The first time after the Android 11 update, the Android Settings app can crash. In this case, the phone has to be restarted. Then try again.

Here are the Ethernet settings to configure on your Android 6.0.1 - Android 10 device for proper connectivity. This is a one-time configuration:

ENET cable MUST be connected to your Android device to see the Ethernet menu under settings and configure them.

Ensure that the Ethernet setting shows DISCONNECTED. If showing connected, you won’t be able to update the settings below until you tap the toggle button to disconnect.

1. Go to Settings——Connections ——More connection settings—— Ethernet ——Configure Ethernet device

2. Change from DHCP to Static IP (click on Static IP)

3. Enter the following IP settings:

• IP address: 169.254.250.250

• Netmask: 255.255.0.0

• DNS address: 0.0.0.0

• Default gateway: 0.0.0.0

4. Hit ‘Save’ at the bottom.

5. When back on the Ethernet screen, toggle the Ethernet button to the right (to connect).

At this point, your Android device is configured for Ethernet with the vehicle. Go back to the bootmod3 app and you should see the vehicle’s VIN showing.These settings DO NOT seem work on Android 11 as tested on Samsung S20 Ultra running latest Android update at this time (Feb 2nd 2021). For Android 11 Ethernet-USB connectivity see section above.